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"then" is used to depict time, sequence or a causal relationship. "than" is used with comparative adjectives, to depict comparison.

  • I think you got the comma separator wrong, considering they are in the US.

  • student drivers earnestly explaining how important turn signals are to their driving instructors

    Wait, what?

  • Yeah, specially if it's his WiFi they are using.Even if they do end up busting the scammers, OP can expect being harassed and have some of his stuff confiscated for investigation.

    • A flower and a lollipop. Maybe it’s a windmill. Edit: it's a magnifying glass and a flower.

    It is a butterfly in a skewer, being used in tandem with a magic wand to levitate a ball.

    • A dog in leash.

    That's a warg with its neck stuck in a bicycle stand. That's indicating that if a warg comes to eat you, you can quickly run through a bicycle stand to trap it until the authorities arrive.

    • A person sitting crossing their legs like meditating. Maybe their legs are wood.
    • A fire. The wood is the same than the legs of the meditating person.

    You can use the force to collect pieces of wood that have been cut at 90° angles, but you can't use wood cut at other angles for witchcraft, by keeping them in formation next to a large leaf with a slice in between.

    • A hand close to a cat.

    Don't approach a cat with your from the side. Well, you are not supposed to do so from over it either. The best way to approach is from under its chin, with your palm upwards.You can later pet it from the sides and the top.

  • Specially, if you are using longitudinal waves to scream at birds, it's fine.But definitely don't use transverse waves to scream at random.

  • Also, you can slice them, but they need to be a rectangle with proper 90° angles and not just any parallelogram.

  • The three-martini lunch is no longer common practice for several reasons; these include the implementation of "fitness for duty" programs by numerous companies, the decreased tolerance of alcohol use,[4] a general decrease in available leisure time for business executives and an increase in the size of the martini

  • I would love to see a whole AI data-centre and its accompanying nuclear power plant get arrested.

  • Yeah, doesn't seem worth using AI to me.

    I can manually program that much in an hour.

  • People desired Cortana in their devices.Until they found out what it is being made out of.

  • What is even the value of them outside that?Does the chap intend to put them ins someone's cereal to prank them?

  • Kinda useful to know the lane configurations before buying the thing.Considering that the configuration tools in motherboard BIOS don't seem to explain very well, it would be useful even for one that you own.

    A pity that its data base is limited to the newer models.

  • A dad joke first, PDF toolkit?

    What additional privacy features does it provide over something that uses libpoppler?

  • No need to unionise when you have the power to make a startup.

    But then first you need the power and ability to make a startup.

  • I have already done 8085 and ARM6 (or was it 5?).How many more do I need?

    Guess I'll need RISC V for a FOSS gender, but I also like performance and am not sure if it completely envelopes x64 performance.

  • I am a C++ developer, learning Rust.Do I eventually get all of them?

  • Yeah, so you see, they just don't know that the stuff is available.They are also the types to download from stuff like Softonic/MegaUpload etc. when the official website has downloads available, so even if the website were to advertise Linux availability, they would never end up seeing it.

  • From what I see, there's not much that can be done over here.You either use GPL Licensing and then look for other ways to get money (because only FOSS people will pay you when they don't have to and there aren't many of them, as compared to the population) or you use a non-FOSS license and eventually get bought by a corporate entity to get money, then get your project enshittified.

    Of course, you can say that you won't do that, but after how many of them have gone back on similar claims, it can be hard to get others to trust you.Also, if (when) your project starts getting in the way of large corporations and their money and they realise you don't sellout, you can expect them to start coming after your livelihood. And how many people do you think, would play chicken with them?

  • Well of course, there's probably other Windows stuff they are also using, considering how much they aren't even trying to ship for something like Ubuntu, which would be super easy otherwise.

    I can only imagine how big of a push Autodesk can easily put towards Linux. That would easily make the current rise to 5% be nothing in comparison. Maybe MS is paying them too, to keep them together.Of course it might also just be that MS makes it easier for them to setup a DRM (Digital Rights Management) as compared to Linux, not that it matters considering how much they have been pirated.


    Then there was this person who was not using Linux because of the CAD software he wanted to use and when I asked what exactly it was, he said, "KiCad"^[it's available in Arch and Debian official repositories].