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How do they know that the sample wasn't contaminated?

And way more non-programmer friendly.

He doesn't buy yachts, he buys islands:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0Yxhtl793c

> What will this new OS change?

Nothing, this release is a field test.

> Photo galleries and carousels (ex. <gallery> and <galleryitem>)

Aren't you supposed to use lists for that?

More than half of those are chickens. So it says more about artificial selection.

26 billion of those are chickens?

It isn't a product, it's the name of an API.

I find automatic type coercion to be the worst one. Everything else is fine.

They aren't scientists doing research, they are cops keeping dangerous things in prison. Secure, contain, protect.

It isn't hard to market something that costs more and lacks a flaw.

Says more about chromeos than the processor. Try installing windows or ubuntu gnome on it.

There's a free version of windows 10. The only difference from paid version is that you can't change the wallpaper.

Steam cooked. Parasites (especially their eggs) are very resilient. Meat that isn't fried or pressure cooked is not safe to eat.

What about parasites?

Unless you're trying to flash some decade old operating system 'dd' should do the job. I haven't seen a non hybrid iso in years.

Then you'll be trading a security hole that might not even be exploitable with undefined behavior.

"Linux is OK, GNU/Linux is a dumpster fire"

His way of saying "what you're referring to as Linux is actually GNU/Linux".

> every distribution's major selling point ... would be obsolete.

Aren't most of the people working on distros doing it for free.

>> until things get to the point of being a running system, software is relatively easy to change

So they created an app that works as a programming environment, one of their users abused the google play services and they are getting the flak for it.

It is not a standalone program. It's a rendering plugin for maya. So the total cost is > 2000$.

His ant experiments blew my mind. The only experiment I did with ants was rubbing my finger on their trail and then watching them wander around blindly for a minute or so.

> Most beginning programmers don't start with C

Except literally every indian engineer. They teach C to mechanical and chemical engineers for some reason. (It's not an elective)

All of it. C++ is a superset of C.

It depends on how complicated the codebase is. Junior programmers usually work on simple programs so they can get away by copy pasting snippets.

Taj mahal is also open source. You just aren't putting in enough effort.

> What's stopping you, or anyone else, from forking code and making it privacy focused?

What's stopping you from forking taj mahal?

> I spend about $5 million every year to offset my family’s carbon footprint.

And how much carbon does he emit to earn that 5 million. That emission isn't part of his family's emission because it comes from microsoft. It's like tax evasion but for carbon emission.

Does the single executable distribution change anything? node/python/google-chrome are all single executable programs as far as the users are concerned.