7 December 2015.
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Or an OS that can rollback easily (ie: Silverblue and friends, NixOS…) Unless you've mangled your bootloader. Then the USB drive comes in handy 😄
This is idiotic. If being rich makes you inherently bad, then it's a highly curable condition: make them not rich. Remove their money (and all access to it via secondary means).
But don't try to justify killing people you apparently simply want to kill with flimsy logic.
But really, neither of these are realistic, they are both overly simplistic solutions to what is a systemic problem which requires a systemic solution.
What up you decrepit shit magnets?
The main advantage of NixOS containers, to my limited understanding, is that since they are built by Nix, all dependencies are updated with nixpkgs (no woefully out of date stuff in one of the layers of the container image) and you can pin these if you need to.
I'd like to understand the differences and similarities between the two better too though.
I think they know. I think we are realising these people are eugenicists.
C'est quoi "les wokes" ?
On what grounds is the terrorism charge constructed? Seriously.
Must, not should. I was going to say "if he's innocent, killing him is murder" but actually, even if he isn't it still is.
No, he does not care at all. Nope. Doesn't care about what the media says. No bearing, none.
Not really. Do you know how many proprietary, company-specific extensions and modules there are of the Linux kernel out there?
Loads of companies choose not to contribute their stuff back upstream. I don't know why the NSA did originally in the case of SELinux, but I would guess it had to do with transparency, national defense and not carrying the burden of a module / fork solo. They were also not the only contributors even early on, according to the Wikipedia page
Also, if I recall correctly, there was no other option for MAC back them (no AppArmor or Tomoyo).
I'm really no expert, but i imagine they picked the location of wind farms specifically to maximise the time with useful wind. It seems kind of obvious. Their official site mentions average wind speed of 10,4 m/s at the He Dreiht location.