xigoi @ xigoi @lemmy.sdf.org

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Are you sure that was a dream?

My favorite is SourceHut because it just works without taking forever to load. I also like the clear separation between projects, repositories, issue trackers, mailing lists and other components. And the fact that it doesn't have pull requests, so there isn't a billion unmaintained forks everywhere.

Trademark only matters if there is possible confusion.

If you read the comment chain, we've been talking about drug prohibition in general, not this specific ban.

But on the other hand, many things that you take for granted on Windows are a pain on Linux. For example, if you want to see advertisements, you can't just open the Start menu.

They wouldn't make money from me either way because I never buy stuff based on video sponsorships.

How long before artificial intelligence can understand that the same word can be used in different contexts?

What does it even mean to make a decision if you're not aware of it?

Some of the worst spaghetti code I've seen was idiomatically written Java.

Maybe not for other laws, but it makes sense for drugs. The important thing is that people should have the right to breathe non-poisonous air, and forcing smokers to hide their smoking achieves that.

Don't mention the S-word here, some people might come out of their basement to tell you how it's the worst thing since proprietary software.

If you donate to the FSF, you get a member card with pre-installed Linux.

Well, then the prohibition has pretty much fulfilled its purpose.

I don't know about the USA, but I see tobacco smokers every day and very rarely see marijuana smokers.

But typeof(fire_extinguisher) === "toilet_paper"

Why not expand the definition of child abuse to include these things instead of punishing people who are never around kids?

That sounds like a great idea, but it's going to be impossible to enforce.

But parents are allowed to expose them to the smoke.

Then that's the app's fault, not the bots'.