Protecting FOSS is impossible, there will always be a company that uses your codebase, credits you and includes advertisements to your program.

We need to make using FOSS projects the default and using the corporate options as the backup option.

It seems reasonable for the autopilot to turn off just before collission, my point was more in the line of "You won't get a penny from Elon".

People who rely on Full Self Driving or whatever it's called now, should be liable for letting a robot control their cars. And I also think that the company that develops and advertises said robot shouldn't get off scot-free but it's easier to blame the shooter rather than the gun manufacturer.

Mewdy pardner, keep up the good work

Big stick goes bonk

That damned snail, so annoying moving down the street

I think you could mount the iso and manually delete the packages you dont want. Mounting an iso is as easy as

# mount -o loop /path/to/iso /path/to/mountpoint

You can also chroot into it while it is mounted: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Chroot

Disclaimer, I am not sure if deleting files inside the iso makes it weight less.

Adding a speedrunner timer to their game that takes into account load times

The autopilot will turn off just before hitting them to make you liable anyway

Amen 🙏🙏

So you are telling me the cat noises are just the TLS handshake to verify the connection?

Not many languages let you do advanced math with their base, usually libraries do the heavy lifting and in numpy's case it isn't even written in python.

Will the battery be removable for the next model? Is the model locally run?

Nowadays a console is just a locked down, less expensive pc. I think buying the components of a ps5 and assembling the pc is more expensive than just buying a console and liberating it, which is what I would do if I was to ever buy one.

I thought it was like a coping mechanism to make him more adjusted. Sometimes when he doesn't describe brands or simply there aren't any designer products, he loses his mind very quickly.

It could also be about corporate behavior but I haven't had the chance to meet anyone that entrenched.

French dead link?

Then a critical bug is added by doof with his machine to alter code and everyone stops using it and deletes all archival evidence.

At first I thought the book was really boring with all of the brands and clothes descriptions that took half of the chapters. After that the senseless killings and brutality got to me in the end.

I entered this post to say exactly that.

There comes a point in the book when the constant one-upping the last scene just makes me need two or more sessions to get through the chapter. The last "Girls" chapters are specially gruelling.

It's been foretold that after a year without touching grass you can harness one-handed vim

I have a video about retro games at the top of my RSS youtube feed, does that count?

Retro Game Mechanics Explained - Why Stomping Wigglers Glitches Super Mario World