Or, the bill fails.
But all of its objectives get packaged attached to other bills that are actually required to be passed.
So you get some random bill about the shape of car exhausts which suddenly requires OS providers to verify users ages

2026 Debian Vs 2001 windows?
Or 2001 Debian Vs 2001 windows?

Cause 2001 Debian 2.2 was like 4MB ram, maybe 16 if you are really going for it!
https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/projects/omnibook/boot-floppies/current/doc/ch-hardware-req.en.html

So yeh, let’s continue comparing apples and oranges.
FreeRTOS is bloatware cause we were able to orbit a sphere that could reflect radio waves with a bunch of tubes and a handful of germanium.

What the fuck is this “windows xp Vs modern Debian” shit?

Yeh, JSON will compress well.

It’s the “wall and make them pay for it” it’s the “tarrifs and make them pay for it” now its “war and make them pay for it”.

But maybe they have the lowest crash rate?
So like, crashes cost money right? Someone is responsible. Someone has to pay.
But if everyone dies in an inferno, then nobody is responsible. Who can pay? They’re all dead! What medical bills? What repairs? It’s all a write off.
Sounds like a high mortality rate with low accident rate is an absolute profitable win! Free market baby!

Mumble is fantastic.
I designed and implemented a very complex voice system for an old guild. Like 100 people, 8 groups of 15, group leader’s private chat, priority speech all that. It worked so well, and never failed.
This was many many years ago, to be fair.
I wish it’s positional audio was more supported.

Well, non-flammable vents for one thing

IDK. It puts them at the forefront of this fight.

If governments successfully prosecute distro maintainers (if they can) for this, then distro maintainers are liable.
And distro maintainers would then have to pursue non-compliant users to cover that liability, or fold.
Which is a huge loss for open source.

Or, there would be a huge legal fight and it turns out that the licence of a distro protects it from its users actions.
Which would be awesome and a massive win. It also makes sense. Nobody is suing an OS maintainer because it was used for a data breach.
And then the governments have to pursue the actual users. Which… is gonna be useless wrt these laws

I dunno if a “cheap drone” can produce the same magnetic response that a fucking cargo ship can, but it seems extremely unlikely.

And what, you have 2 in the water ahead of you? Is that enough for it to be clear for a cargo ship? They function perfectly all the time and catch every single mine?
What happens when 1 finds a mine? How many extras do you carry? What happens when you run out, “just turn around”?

Drones could probably clear a shipping channel, but at some point and actual ship is going to have to go through it.
And the suez canal was blocked for ages due to 1 ship, even after having been operated for decades. That, except the ship sinks.

Sounds like there needs to be some sort of efficiency department set up

Any trump “I did that” stickers showing up?

Do the level-headed Christians do anything about the non-level-headed Christians?
Cause that’s what ACAB is about

WMDs, clearly developing nuclear weapons to target not-yet-conceived babies (because the US doesn’t give a fuck about actually birthed babies. Just that every single potential baby is actually birthed).

ChatGPT probably saw “nuclear” in some Google search and prioritised it as a target.

Maybe it’s unchristian to be christian?
Like, suicide bombers justifying innocent deaths because “if they were true believers, god would protect them. And if they are truly innocent believers then they get their paradise afterlife”…
As if (let’s say all of this is actually true) 1 person gaining eternal bliss because they were collateral doesn’t absolutely fucking ruin so many other lives dealing with that loss.

It’s all so selfish and self centered

You know ACAB?
I think All Christian Are Bastards as well.

In the same way the whole “a bar with a single nazi having a drink is a nazi bar” saying goes, and the whole “a rotten apple spoils the bushel”…
Religions should be the same.

You’re telling me recon of the area never showed kids playing outside the building?!
What are they using, Google fucking maps?

And it’s still faster for my linux install to boot.
LUKS password for disk encryption, then user login to a usable desktop with network connectivity.
Windows takes ages to get to a login screen (bitlocker is disabled, so no decryption excuse), logging in is a breeze with fingerprint reader (certainly faster than typing in a password), then it sits there for ages looking like it’s ready to be used, but the network stack isn’t ready and it is just unusable until that comes up.

I’m so happy when I get a day of just working in Linux.
It just… Works.

I’ve had one issue in the past year and a half, dual booting from the same NVMe.
After fixing the boot partition issues from a liveUSB, the actual solution was disabling fast-boot.
It’s been solid for a year now.

But I always shutdown my laptop when I’m not using it. And any windows updates that require restarts, I make sure it fully reboots into windows again.

I use it for scripts or for esoteric error messages or problems I’m having in my dev environment.
I can’t be bothered to understand a specific error message that I’ve never seen before because of an update or whatever.
So getting it to explain errors to me is handy.
I always review the LLMs process and the resulting changes it suggests (including searching what it’s done if I don’t get it).
It’s essentially a context-aware search engine.

Actual coding and problem solving? I enjoy that.

It’s actually Teams Copilot for Office now