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Peaceful transfer of power is the key hallmark of functional democracy. Everything ok there in the states? Blink twice if you need help.

And imaginary wealth in stock market value.

In Finland this would be illegal. Firing employees requires reason, and if the reason for firing was "cost cutting", the old employee must be hired back first before new can be hired. There are of course some time limits.

This is what unions do for you.

Better than 666, which I did once 20 years ago

In general those countries are just three companies in a trench coat, stealing the money from citizens. US including.

Filesystem itself is fully ok with it, space is just a character as any. Problem comes with console.

e.g. you want to delete file called "not important.pdf".

You type in: rm not important.pdf, and hit enter. Didn't hit tab because you knew the filename and didn't arse with it.

Outcome is that you just deleted important.pdf which contained your crypto wallet address which you were suppose to tattoo on your left arm.

"spaces are explicitly disallowed in current standards and are substituted with underscores or full stops." This is from warez scene naming convention. In general I think people used dots, but both are ok.

Original comment talked about going public, what they have yet not done.

Space is still bad in filenames, really annoying to use in console

OpenAI is not publicly traded company, but they have of course sold shares to other parties.

electoral college has partial mechanism for this, they in theory would have power to not elect the President.

He speaks both languages, and in general Swedish Finns curse in finnish

Yes, I learned very quickly that +1 in this flag syntax means execution, so first 6 means that owner of the file does not have execution permission, which means that nothing is allowed to execute in the system.

In 2000 I was running my first Linux homelab server, I ran chmod -R 666 /, it did not end well.

In general I think business is not good or evil. They just operate on law frameworks given to them.

If company can be 30% more efficient by being more "on the edge" of law and regulation, it is more probably going to succeed.

This is why governments must regulate the hell out of everything, because the system itself is not doing it. It should include data protection, unions, environment etc.

Yes, that was the joke...

Base64, it is convenient, and doesn't cause encoding issues. It only bloats file size 3x.

Win11 is basically just UI lift to Win10, the core OS is exactly same.

They dropped lot of support (ie11, classic bios, non-tpm2.0, 32-bit), which most are IMO just good because it forces adoption. I think those are overblown, people just hate the UI changes.

Been using it since the launch, and the issues have mainly been similar to just win 10 build upgrade issues.

Of course, but because it is perfect, no one, not even myself, needs to fix/modify/extend/understand

/s

Fuck me, never touch my code, it is perfect.