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  • To be fair, you probably aren't using an 0.4*103mm nozzle.

  • True, but it's definitely part of the same drive towards automation and eliminating human workers.

    The robots build the physical object; the AI controls the robots.

  • Turns Out We Blew Up All Those Boats MURDERED ALL THOSE PEOPLE in the Caribbean for Nothing

    FTFY, Esquire!

    This regime is so far beyond the pale monstrous that it's hard even for people trying to criticize it to avoid accidentally carrying water for it though understatement. Hell, even "beyond the pale monstrous" isn't as emphatic as I should've been!

  • It is outrageous that he could be convicted on absolutely zero evidence beyond a username "match" anyway! This case had way more problems than just a damn typo!

  • Laws like that were written a long time ago and never adjusted for inflation.

  • The Kentucky constitution says that. Which supersedes the law the Republicans rammed through, despite their lies to the contrary.

  • That law is unconstitutional. The Kentucky constitution says the governor can just appoint a replacement.

  • OpenWRT is still the best shit now.

  • I honestly feel like the BSD license should be a better license because it gives more freedom

    It does not. Saying the BSD license gives more freedom because it lets developers choose to close up the code is like saying the Confederacy gave more freedom because it let white people choose to own slaves.

  • Yes, it's bad. Permissive licensing (instead of copyleft) is for cucks.

  • Because if literally every new car on the market is doing it, you don't have much of a choice.

    (Okay, sure, you could resolve to drive old cars forever -- and that's what I do -- but let's not pretend that's possible for everyone. Even if people were willing and able to accept the maintenance/reliability/safety tradeoffs, which many are not, there simply aren't enough old cars for everybody to drive one.)

  • They also weren't actually anti-technology, just anti-exploitation.

    (Also it's "bad rap," BTW.)

  • They make it go through an app and a cloud service on purpose these days so they have an excuse to upsell you on a subscription.

  • Right, and Skullgrid wanted to avoid polluting his browser history. It's the right use-case.

  • To be fair, it's not as if it supports languages other than fucking Javascript anyway, so it mostly doesn't matter.

    Edit: I don't want to split hairs about modules or json or whatever; I just want to be salty about how we could've had Scheme or Python in the browser.

  • even though the implementation was questionable

    The implementation was not questionable. The implementation was blatantly nefarious and he fucking knew it, because why else would he have tried to hide it?

  • That's roughly what I remember: the threats were against "zionists" or "genociders" or similar, not any particular user by name, but this guy basically told on himself by interpreting it personally anyway.

    (It's possible I'm unaware of other, more egregious, behavior as the situation escalated, but I think this was at least the thing that started the pearl-clutching initially.)

  • Nah. The best an adult could do would be to pull out of the region, but even if the US did that, there is no way Iran willingly goes back to the previous status quo. Iran controls the strait and the oil flow now, and it knows it. It has absolutely no reason not to fuck with the world's oil supply at whim, whenever anybody does something it or its allies don't like.

    This is just one of the many ways Trump has done permanent damage to the world that can't be undone even after he's out of office/imprisoned/dead.