I mean, it depends. You kind of avoided the question a bit. But I suppose I could have worded it better, too. So I’ll take the L on that one. What I’m getting at is (1) what is your stance on Israel regarding Palestine, and specifically what would be your ideal for the future of Palestine; and (2) what is your position on Jews as a people group separate from Israel?
In the past, no, there have been remote exploits done through BOINC. But I haven’t been an active participant in over a decade, so I don’t know what their security is like now.
Libs love Patton because he was a general in ww2. They don’t love him because they think he was a lib.
I think yes
Good edit
Another vote for IronFox
Development of Linux on mobile will ramp up
zypper is unironically the best package manager. Absolute s-tier god-mode. It’s slow as hell, but that’s because it makes atomic updates. If the install doesn’t go well, it just rolls it back. I fucking love zypper, and I want to shake the hands of the people responsible for it.
You would think that, but it happened to me several times over the course of about five years, with different parts of the core of the os. Granted, this was back when arch was in its infancy, before systemd was even a thing, so pacman may be smarter now. But I’ve completely written it off since it happened so many times. And reinstalling arch back them took the better part of a weekend, so it’s not like it was an easy fix.
Matlab is also awful about licensing. I took a Matlab class in college and we used gnu octave instead of the real thing. Works just as good, it’s just slightly different syntax.
Pacman sucks ass and this is a hill I will die on. Sure, it’s fast, but there’s such a thing as too fast. Like when I was updating the system once and it decided to delete bash to replace it, but it couldn’t replace it because bash was gone already and my shell died since that’s what I was logging in with. Oops! System is completely unusable now, got to reinstall arch again, because pacman pulls stunts like this.
Your last line is the clincher.
In their mind, the cow simply must die by nature, so why not eat its meat? They fail to see that by not buying the meat, that’s that much less meat that is sold by the store, and that much less they need to restock. It’s almost like these people didn’t graduate from high school or something, because it’s really basic math.
Ruby is awesome. Finding out that everything is an object, and because of that you can do things like in your example (10.whatever), is hilarious coming from other languages.
Picking a fight with Russia in the winter to own the libs.
Also anecdotally, I really enjoyed my philosophy and logic courses in college. But, admittedly, my professors were closely aligned with the sciences in my school. One class was even taught by two professors: one from philosophy and one from science.
Back in the 1900s
Fuck these monsters