It’s true that cruelty has been around for longer than capitalism; it’s untrue, though, that it has to be “unlearned”. Every experiment (that I’ve learned about) demonstrated that even toddlers care about fairness, which (I would argue) is inherently opposed to cruelty
Oh wow
the brainless frog, if allowed to rest in water the temperature of which is gradually raised, behaves wholly unlike the normal frog under the same circumstance
Damn I’m really happy they cleared that up! 1800s people were really something else
Wrong phrasing on my part.
No matter which side you ask, the Republic Of China (ROC) or the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Taiwan isn’t a country, it is a region of the country of China. Saying that Taiwan is a country satisfies neither the ROC nor the PRC’s claims
Other countries are similarly sanctioned, and hundreds of maintainers from those sanctions are still there. So the sanctions thing is absolutely just an excuse.
What Linus just did to Russians is scaring a lot of people right now, who are probably wondering if they should keep working in association with a project which has just demonstrated its unreliability.
Not even Taiwan claims to be a country though. They claim to be the sole legitimate government of China, hence their actual name, The Republic Of China, and not “republic of taiwan” or some other thing.
Although why would anyone from Russia even consider helping a project which sees them as lesser
this was not a choice, but a requirement
It has been framed as such, but no evidence has been given that it was a requirement
This shows that no open-source project can really be directed from the US, or if they are then a fork should exist and be maintained by BRICS citizens who are obviously viewed as lesser, at least in the Linux project.
This wasn’t a decision made based on sanctions, it was just an excuse given but no actual evidence of Linux being required to act on them was ever given.
I don’t think they mean “people who wouldn’t have cats as pets”, there are tons of valid reasons not to want cats as pets, such as the two you described, and I wouldn’t say that you “don’t like cats” given those two reasons
And even then, even if you somehow trust that your current political landscape won’t ever go down that route, if lawful invasion into your privacy is legally possible, then it is also illegally possible, and you’re way more of a target for scams, identity theft etc.
I think power reveals. It doesn’t corrupt, it just allows people to go for what they always truly wanted
It’s not counting yearly users either, it’s concurrent players
Aboriginals are the victims
2 kids died from this terror attack
Sounds like DNS blocking. Use DoH, won’t be as good as a VPN but it will stop the sniffing which allows them to block domains
The cleanliness test results were from samples taken before heavy rainfalls caused the sewers to overflow
The results for the day of the competition were OK, but each sample testing takes around 15 hours, so the results were of the cleanliness before heavy rainfalls which caused the sewers to overflow (as they regularly do).
Just knowing about the rainfalls should have put an end to the attempt at competing in the Seine. Not doing so was pure hubris
They have hard jackets to be able to pose like that (only for rifles, not allowed for pistols)
Edit: link from 3yrs ago
You could go with displayPort which doesn’t seem to have that 5m recommendation