degski

I misunderstood the fact that you don't see it a as a problem.

I don't think the GDPR solves much or anything, iff you want to play on the internet, almost [there are good exceptions, where you can just choose to have a 'lesser' experience] all of the time you'll have to click "I agree".

So what, so do American tax-lawes (targetting Americans) and affect the rest of the world's citizens, FACTA.

What really infuriates me is this: "We respect your privacy, click here".

The last character guessmyname refers to is what '/=' looks like.

Yip. It also contracts the '==', i.e. they are shown attached as one elongated '='.

It looks different from that, let's have the spoiler: it looks like '=/=', but with the equal signs attached and the forward slash just 'on top' of it.

Did anyone look at some code in Visual Studio with this font.

You'll be surprised how `!=` looks like with this font (C++), it's pretty cool [and I've never seen anything like it before]!

cyberwar springs to mind.

The simplest way to avoid any problems is to lock everybody up, solitary confinement. That's nice and clean and avoids trouble.

Why wouldn't it be?

Not using UEFI does not work that well, then you're back to MBR and the continual fight between Windows and GRUB.

I run a dual boot Win10/Fedora30 system (UEFI on a SATA3 SSD), it's pretty good, both Windows and Fedora.

Linker flags are all caps.

Well, mate, you speak Australian ;-).

No, I don't, but years ago [eons], hosts files tended to redirect to 127.0.0.1, which does incur a penalty. Directing to 0.0.0.0 [invalid IP] does not (or not any more).

There is already a good solution: https://www.plflib.org/colony.htm, that will [eventually] end up in the std [https://github.com/WG21-SG14/SG14/tree/master/SG14].