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Or it's just big corpo policy that everyone except HR hates and is just hard to change.

There's no voter suppression in US, and it won't stand in courts even if somebody pushes it. Supreme court keeps using partisan decision in favour of Dems and GOP, so it remains balanced. What's left is everything you mentioned.

That's a valid military strike, period.

So Australian teens will finally learn how they computers and home wifi works.

TBH these steps are not that easy and probably are not possible in a federated country like US.

To learn how to leave USA one needs to pass the newyorker paywall.

Why do Rust developers create so much drama everywhere? "Rewrite everything to Rust", "Rust is better than X" in all threads related to other languages, "how do you know it's safe if you don't use Holy Glorious Rust".

I'm genuinely not trolling, and Rust is okay, but only Rust acolytes exhibit this behaviour.

A plague on both your houses.

Subscriptions add up + you will see ads and have to pay for "premium" content.

There are many other use cases, physical control are not used only for cutting power of components.

"Physical controls" are those that you can physically sense. My point was everyone needs different things, so it's possible to keep core functionality simple and let users add what they need, via extensions. Like dongle hell but better.

I mean since it's linux phone with (hopefully) open architecture, it should be possible to create an external usb device that exposes any functionality.

Like, to keep core functionality simple and open it for extensions ("extra battery", "knobs and switches", "ethernet" etc)

So give an example of essential services, by name.

If it catches traction, there will be usb-connected phone cases that expose these switches to physical controls.

I give you this pill that makes you suffer for a year, but you will not die in 4 years. If it's safe to you, then alcohol and smoking are safe too.

Edit: OTOH that pill will reduce your chance to suffer even more or even die, which is a good thing ofc

Hollywood was dying long before the strike.

How can you seriously compare Facetime and stupid Roblox? It's not even related, aside of a heading says "russia blocked something"

Facetime was the last Western service that allowed calls between Russia and the rest of the world, it's much bigger deal.

So when I'm banned on Uber Eats, it counts as infringement of rights? Is it what you're saying?

Canadian government must provide services for blind and deaf people via Teletype or something, so at least state services are covered.

The question is what makes service critical. Is Expedia or Uber critical?

Great, so I can copycat their portfolio and do 47 pts better.

How is it "tight" when even `ps` or `top` show VM processes instead of OS ones? Could you give an example of functionality that can't be done with `docker run -it ubuntu`?

I used it for a little bit (got Windows laptop, thought maybe I'll switch but no), and just hated that split brain workspace.

"Leave us alone or we'll cancel our plans and move somewhere else"

At the same time, citizens get more tools and technologies to organize and push back.

You can't win against state with tech only.

TBH the most interesting thing in Louvre is that crowd in front of Mona Lisa, which is an art performance by itself.

You probably understand museum business model wrong.

There's no one solid "Europe", there is a bunch of countries that are farther from each other than states in US.

E.g. what do Spain and Poland have in common?

There's no alternative, it's constant battle for freedoms and liberties.

This is "Red Queen" concept, constant battle between society and state (Leviathan).

State always drives towards despotism and total control, society always drives to anarchy, and when there's balance, then you have Switzerland, otherwise slide towards Somali or Russia.

https://news.mit.edu/2019/narrow-corridor-acemoglu-liberty-0...

What kind of guide says "next topic is scheduler" and just points you to sched.h?