Each round of new anti-user embuggerances via unsolicited updates being let into users' personal computers by the misbehaving windows OS guest pushes more people away indeed.
Not to say a lot of Linux distros haven't cucked themselves in various ways, but there are choices and forks which are kept pure, which is around the best one can expect.
Users making the switch need to know that the faggotry won't stop trying though. Even if most desktop users need not care why systemd is faggy, a real desktop concern is Ubuntu replacing the GNU coreutils with something non-GPL. The fact it's written in rust is a misdirection they use to steer conversion away from its MIT license, which is permissive to the extent of allowing closed-source modifications, including hiding unwanted ones. The GPL has kept GNU Linux accountable to users.
I think one of the only things gravity really proves is that there are 3 spatial dimensions. Observing its inverse square effect, that comes from the flux behaving like an expanding sphere surface, which requires 3 dimensions to occur.
In any case, such a theory lacks a lot by not addressing why the Pauli exclusion principle exists, because that gives outward pressure which HALTS gravity collapsing a star, holds it steady in a balance for billions of years, then explodes it OUTWARD after it expends too much mass for gravity to continue.
Sure, there are a couple of higher mass thresholds where gravity wins and different results occur, including black holes where individual atoms no longer need simulating (just the total mass at a singular point), but those are a fraction of a % of the mass. Around them, we have stars going nova and throwing mass everywhere!
In general, there will always be more what-ifs short of a complete account!
It's a difficult goal, maintaining proof that a large amount of gold is all still intact - I thought of live-streaming it and suspending it from springs which prove it has the mass of gold, but stopped there after deciding that brainstorm has no end.
The stupid fucks in those comments... they associate Wikipedia with facts exclusively, and use that as the basis to call the Don anti-fact.
Of course the problem is the first part, their ire is misplaced. Classic example, the [Wiki article about Fascism](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism) calls it far-right *twice* in the opening paragraph alone, which is both a direct lie in actually being *left* authoritarian socialism, and also a known commie tactic in applying an enemy label to socialisms with opposing social groups to the one they want (they cannot abide nationalism).
Reminds me, I was going to call out Wikipedia for the Blue Origin coverage scrubbing both the article and the talk page of any mention of the capsule door debacle.
DOGE needs to axe whatever process results in a "schedule audit" each year.
Good points in article about a proper full audit probably needing over a year, bit of holocaust math there. The spot-check approach of auditing ~5% regularly could be helpful, same as the theory behind zero-knowledge evidence (the "it can't keep passing the test if it's false" idea).
Should be a serious lesson - shut off China, found out what things break in response. Those things need review for robustness and sovereignty.
Of course everyone will blame the orange jew, for lack of stopping to ask what happens when their communist supplier fails on its own. This is a test run!
Yeah, 3D at the expense of content is a poor trade - and that also seems like an interesting admission that Final Fantasy 7 is more shallow. If there has to be a limitation, its place would be titles focused on action, Descent being a great example in actually using all dimensions more than just visually.
Another great example is not merely 3D but all the way into VR - Beat Saber! The most retarded of its reviewers called it out for not making use of all the VR controls, forgetting that the actual VR controls are total ass. Beat Saber doesn't mess around with buttons or shitty movement implementations, it's just hitting stuff and leaning occasionally, and it's come out ahead.
Expanding a bit on a reason why ray-tracing is gay and stupid, its proponents will sell the "reflections for free" line but usually leave out how it takes time for a light to build up all its rays.
The effect of that can be seen when lights move around, and it looks as if light-speed has been reduced to something sub-sonic and perceptible. Productions using ray-tracing will design around it, but ultimately if one gives players a way to shine lights around by themselves, there'll be ways to expose it.
Other people's time and effort into collecting and purifying water isn't a human right at least!
There's room to talk about a fair price for it, but if some people have to work to supply all people, that's either direct slavery or they're being paid with wealth taken from someone else as an indirect slave.
Of course, not a single mention of solar panels and what that goal would mean for all that useless investment into covering fields with them!
At first I searched it for "panel", "photo" (-voltaic) and "PV" under the assumption that "solar" probably would appear a few other times. Worryingly, "solar" does not appear either, in any context, in an article *about the sun*.
Not via their official IDE at least, it is absolute dogshit. I haven't checked, but the first thing I'd want to establish is how the underlying toolchain works, get my own processes working for compile and flash. Learn how its memory addressing is mapped.
I'm more familiar with the Pico micro from Raspberry Pi (RP2040), where they provide CMake integration for compiling a compatible binary, and it's otherwise just a C program using a simple library for GPIO access. Interesting virtual filesystem interface for flashing a program easily, although personally I build and use their open source utility because that can also write static data into spare memory locations.
Even just putting new laws to trial for constitutionality before enacting them would be a good start, rather than everyone having to assume they're legit until someone challenges them at great personal stake. These days a generative AI can help by considering the full constitution and all previous rulings ever, then highlighting flaws for manual review.
Indeed laws should be signed by their architects and have a record of people endorsing them, including voting for them, with stiff penalties should it be found illegitimate later.
Linus was aggressive in caring about ONE fucking thing, being whether code is good, after which it doesn't matter whether the programmer is a hammer-and-sickle-waving socialist. They can't live with that though, because they are ideologically opposed to merit.
In any case, the whole point of open source software such as Linux is that they're free to fuck off and fork it.
Wait, who considered interning, you or your roommate? That sounds like your roommate applied or whatever, and in response they wanted to review you as well.
Kinda funny and a deserved response for disturbing you though.
Setting aside the impotence of the order, this part is always ill-conceived and one-sided:
> deporting any noncitizen ... without first allowing them to raise concerns about their safety.
What about the safety concerns of millions of citizens if aliens get the message that they basically can't be removed? To use the phrase of the mortally empathetic left, isn't there someone you forgot to ask, *judge*?
*Any* basic premise applied to an individual alien and used to argue for retaining it can be reapplied to millions of citizens and used to make an amplified argument for deporting it. Makes me question how judges maintain reputability after vomiting fallacies all over the normie news.
Rich text basically hits something I kept forgetting to ask for, really just working monospace code sections (one of the formatting help mentions backticks but it doesn't work).
No more writing ✱ for a pointer just to avoid the formatting changing to italic!
Tennis is a prime example there, the mens finals draw several times more viewers! Even if viewers were equal, men go for 5 sets versus women only 3, yet some still expect the same pay.
First few tournament rounds get viewers watching the womens for some jiggle, until the jiggly ones are out and only butch dykes remain.
100% understandable depending on culture, I imagine shirking could be a huge problem otherwise. Hopefully it has a time allowance for usual non-shirk movements at least.
Also the dudes to the right both look asleep, so it'll need more than just the camera for presence!
In France there are restaurants which only open for dinner in the evening, also canteens and small food delivery businesses which only open for a few hours at mealtimes, and they're all the more profitable for not screwing around while nobody's buying.
SithEmpire 1 point 1 day ago
Each round of new anti-user embuggerances via unsolicited updates being let into users' personal computers by the misbehaving windows OS guest pushes more people away indeed.
Not to say a lot of Linux distros haven't cucked themselves in various ways, but there are choices and forks which are kept pure, which is around the best one can expect.
Users making the switch need to know that the faggotry won't stop trying though. Even if most desktop users need not care why systemd is faggy, a real desktop concern is Ubuntu replacing the GNU coreutils with something non-GPL. The fact it's written in rust is a misdirection they use to steer conversion away from its MIT license, which is permissive to the extent of allowing closed-source modifications, including hiding unwanted ones. The GPL has kept GNU Linux accountable to users.
/v/Linux viewpost?postid=68112ffc50f80
SithEmpire 0 points 2 days ago
I think one of the only things gravity really proves is that there are 3 spatial dimensions. Observing its inverse square effect, that comes from the flux behaving like an expanding sphere surface, which requires 3 dimensions to occur.
In any case, such a theory lacks a lot by not addressing why the Pauli exclusion principle exists, because that gives outward pressure which HALTS gravity collapsing a star, holds it steady in a balance for billions of years, then explodes it OUTWARD after it expends too much mass for gravity to continue.
Sure, there are a couple of higher mass thresholds where gravity wins and different results occur, including black holes where individual atoms no longer need simulating (just the total mass at a singular point), but those are a fraction of a % of the mass. Around them, we have stars going nova and throwing mass everywhere!
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SithEmpire 0 points 3 days ago
Yeah it's fine that a capsule opens from inside, it just means the whole crowbar thing was fake and gay.
I have that explorer's dream of humans settling other planets, but all we get for now is a fake crowbar to a deluxe cunt cage.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680e0057790fa
SithEmpire 1 point 3 days ago
In general, there will always be more what-ifs short of a complete account!
It's a difficult goal, maintaining proof that a large amount of gold is all still intact - I thought of live-streaming it and suspending it from springs which prove it has the mass of gold, but stopped there after deciding that brainstorm has no end.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680d94d9cd034
SithEmpire 4 points 4 days ago
The stupid fucks in those comments... they associate Wikipedia with facts exclusively, and use that as the basis to call the Don anti-fact.
Of course the problem is the first part, their ire is misplaced. Classic example, the [Wiki article about Fascism](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism) calls it far-right *twice* in the opening paragraph alone, which is both a direct lie in actually being *left* authoritarian socialism, and also a known commie tactic in applying an enemy label to socialisms with opposing social groups to the one they want (they cannot abide nationalism).
Reminds me, I was going to call out Wikipedia for the Blue Origin coverage scrubbing both the article and the talk page of any mention of the capsule door debacle.
/v/SocialMedia viewpost?postid=680db32597ca5
SithEmpire 3 points 4 days ago
DOGE needs to axe whatever process results in a "schedule audit" each year.
Good points in article about a proper full audit probably needing over a year, bit of holocaust math there. The spot-check approach of auditing ~5% regularly could be helpful, same as the theory behind zero-knowledge evidence (the "it can't keep passing the test if it's false" idea).
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680d94d9cd034
SithEmpire 3 points 4 days ago
Should be a serious lesson - shut off China, found out what things break in response. Those things need review for robustness and sovereignty.
Of course everyone will blame the orange jew, for lack of stopping to ask what happens when their communist supplier fails on its own. This is a test run!
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680d0bd8c6c08
SithEmpire 1 point 5 days ago
Yeah, 3D at the expense of content is a poor trade - and that also seems like an interesting admission that Final Fantasy 7 is more shallow. If there has to be a limitation, its place would be titles focused on action, Descent being a great example in actually using all dimensions more than just visually.
Another great example is not merely 3D but all the way into VR - Beat Saber! The most retarded of its reviewers called it out for not making use of all the VR controls, forgetting that the actual VR controls are total ass. Beat Saber doesn't mess around with buttons or shitty movement implementations, it's just hitting stuff and leaning occasionally, and it's come out ahead.
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SithEmpire 0 points 5 days ago
Expanding a bit on a reason why ray-tracing is gay and stupid, its proponents will sell the "reflections for free" line but usually leave out how it takes time for a light to build up all its rays.
The effect of that can be seen when lights move around, and it looks as if light-speed has been reduced to something sub-sonic and perceptible. Productions using ray-tracing will design around it, but ultimately if one gives players a way to shine lights around by themselves, there'll be ways to expose it.
/v/TellUpgoat viewpost?postid=680c499241ad3
SithEmpire 0 points 6 days ago
Other people's time and effort into collecting and purifying water isn't a human right at least!
There's room to talk about a fair price for it, but if some people have to work to supply all people, that's either direct slavery or they're being paid with wealth taken from someone else as an indirect slave.
/v/WorldNews viewpost?postid=6809ea61cc7c3
SithEmpire 6 points 1 week ago
Of course, not a single mention of solar panels and what that goal would mean for all that useless investment into covering fields with them!
At first I searched it for "panel", "photo" (-voltaic) and "PV" under the assumption that "solar" probably would appear a few other times. Worryingly, "solar" does not appear either, in any context, in an article *about the sun*.
/v/WorldNews viewpost?postid=6809ec2a97df2
SithEmpire 1 point 1 week ago
The needlessly-long electoral process was time enough to self-deport.
/v/WTF viewpost?postid=6807ec7e3c016
SithEmpire 3 points 1 week ago
Not via their official IDE at least, it is absolute dogshit. I haven't checked, but the first thing I'd want to establish is how the underlying toolchain works, get my own processes working for compile and flash. Learn how its memory addressing is mapped.
I'm more familiar with the Pico micro from Raspberry Pi (RP2040), where they provide CMake integration for compiling a compatible binary, and it's otherwise just a C program using a simple library for GPIO access. Interesting virtual filesystem interface for flashing a program easily, although personally I build and use their open source utility because that can also write static data into spare memory locations.
/v/technology viewpost?postid=6807806804567
SithEmpire 1 point 1 week ago
Even just putting new laws to trial for constitutionality before enacting them would be a good start, rather than everyone having to assume they're legit until someone challenges them at great personal stake. These days a generative AI can help by considering the full constitution and all previous rulings ever, then highlighting flaws for manual review.
Indeed laws should be signed by their architects and have a record of people endorsing them, including voting for them, with stiff penalties should it be found illegitimate later.
/v/TellUpgoat viewpost?postid=6805b9a8d2f1d
SithEmpire 2 points 1 week ago
Linus was aggressive in caring about ONE fucking thing, being whether code is good, after which it doesn't matter whether the programmer is a hammer-and-sickle-waving socialist. They can't live with that though, because they are ideologically opposed to merit.
In any case, the whole point of open source software such as Linux is that they're free to fuck off and fork it.
/v/Linux viewpost?postid=6805a42d19a10
SithEmpire 0 points 1 week ago
Wait, who considered interning, you or your roommate? That sounds like your roommate applied or whatever, and in response they wanted to review you as well.
Kinda funny and a deserved response for disturbing you though.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=6804fd0381a46
SithEmpire 0 points 1 week ago
You missed the non-citizen part, to whom it doesn't apply.
/v/news viewpost?postid=6802c9185fc3b
SithEmpire 0 points 1 week ago
Setting aside the impotence of the order, this part is always ill-conceived and one-sided:
> deporting any noncitizen ... without first allowing them to raise concerns about their safety.
What about the safety concerns of millions of citizens if aliens get the message that they basically can't be removed? To use the phrase of the mortally empathetic left, isn't there someone you forgot to ask, *judge*?
*Any* basic premise applied to an individual alien and used to argue for retaining it can be reapplied to millions of citizens and used to make an amplified argument for deporting it. Makes me question how judges maintain reputability after vomiting fallacies all over the normie news.
/v/news viewpost?postid=6802c9185fc3b
SithEmpire 3 points 1 week ago
Can't fault the enthusiasm at least -
> $JPROOF presents itself entirely immune from the typical jewish jeetery that the trenches have grown far too familiar with in recent years.
> Send a message to the financial parasites of the world. The JEW WORLD ORDER IS OVER.
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SithEmpire 2 points 1 week ago
Rich text basically hits something I kept forgetting to ask for, really just working monospace code sections (one of the formatting help mentions backticks but it doesn't work).
No more writing ✱ for a pointer just to avoid the formatting changing to italic!
/v/all viewpost?postid=6802ceca048be
SithEmpire 0 points 1 week ago
Tennis is a prime example there, the mens finals draw several times more viewers! Even if viewers were equal, men go for 5 sets versus women only 3, yet some still expect the same pay.
First few tournament rounds get viewers watching the womens for some jiggle, until the jiggly ones are out and only butch dykes remain.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=6801002a00e70
SithEmpire 1 point 1 week ago
100% understandable depending on culture, I imagine shirking could be a huge problem otherwise. Hopefully it has a time allowance for usual non-shirk movements at least.
Also the dudes to the right both look asleep, so it'll need more than just the camera for presence!
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SithEmpire 0 points 1 week ago
Still more to go, 245% is only almost halfway to closing the trade deficit!
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SithEmpire 1 point 1 week ago
Put a tariff on trade with CA until it learns its place. Tariffs continue until morale improves!
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SithEmpire 2 points 2 weeks ago
In France there are restaurants which only open for dinner in the evening, also canteens and small food delivery businesses which only open for a few hours at mealtimes, and they're all the more profitable for not screwing around while nobody's buying.
Adapt!
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