"But... my followers!"
spudwart
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Good to know there's still enough sane people left to make an effort like this.
Debian is more stable.
Alternatively, we could take money away cars and put it towards public transit infrastructure
“Right next to the Microsoft building?”
“Oh that’s not Microsoft, that’s-… big hard”
Not again.
Just when I was hoping to see some fan games start popping up, we're gonna get Spyro 4: It's about Slime or whatever. And they'll probably lock it behind their stupid blizzard launcher and it will be console exclusive before it makes it to pc etc. etc.
I'm done. I loved Spyro, but it's time to let a dead franchise rest in peace.
We really need more browser engines floating around.
As of now we really only have 3, Webkit, ~~Firefox~~ Gecko, and ~~Chromium~~ Blink.
Everything is based on these 3. And I know, technically chromium and firefox are both based on webkit, but they're so far gone from webkit they function as their own engines.
“Capitalism drives innovation”
This is a band-aid solution to a problem caused by a larger issue.
Since in the US driving is an implied requirement for transportation, the barrier to entry for driving a car is absurdly low.
This is a bad solution to a bad problem caused by decades of bad decisions.
Well, actually it can be. It just takes a lot more to decompile code than compile it. Depending on the objective accuracy.
Example: the Super Mario 64 Decompilation project. This was a project that used various debug data that was left in the rom to decompile the game back to a source code that compiled a byte accurate version of the rom. This took about 3 years and a lot of skilled developers to accomplish.
Side note: Super Mario Bros wasn’t built using a compiled language, but rather Assembly. So technically that would be a Disassembly not a Decompilation.
Skibidi Toilet, more like Skibidi bop mm dada
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This reminds me of a year or so ago when conservatives kept claiming "Trans sexual assaults in bathrooms were up" and it turned out that Trans people were the victims and not the perpetrators.
This is truly the most evil way of framing a headline. To make the victim the perpetrator and the perpetrator the victim.