GPLv3 is less proprietary than GPLv2, in the sense that it does a better job at protecting end-users from being abused by device makers that would try to close up their Linux-based system.

Imagine having such a hard-on for letting corporations exploit your work in abusive Tivoized products that you stoop to retaliation against a company that’s actually trying to protect their customers.

They know it’s better than v2.

TIL Vandenberg Air Force Base got renamed.

Also, I’m pretty sure that one in Georgia doesn’t actually exist.

We think that a goal of analyzing data in under six months is achievable if the data-gathering and climate-modeling labs prioritize it. This entails a small shift by the U.S. agencies, such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association and the Department of Energy, and international agencies such as Copernicus, the European climate service provider, toward sustained funding instead of one-off research grants.

Right as the MAGAs are about to abolish the NOAA. Perfect timing, no notes. 👩‍🍳😘🤌

Saving the best advice for the end.

Yes, we’re talking about Valve, which has a vested interest in pushing gamers towards Linux in order to protect itself from anti-competitive behavior by Microsoft.

It ought to tell them to “upgrade to a more recent OS” instead of being Windows-centric.

I mean, we do the latter, too. That’s what prison labor is.

Putting almost all the major cities underwater is only gonna make what’s left more red.

I think I’m gonna make this. (Bold words – we’ll see if I ever get around to it.)

Suggesting some rando carpenter from Nazareth sprung forth from nothing rather than having parents like a normal person is way more religious than even what the Christians claim.

Next you’ll be trying to tell me Pontus Pilate was fictional too, LOL!

per 👏 capita 👏 is 👏 always 👏 what 👏 matters

Huh, nobody there, eh?

He also voiced Kurn in the MMORPG Star Trek Online.

Maybe? That’s kinda why I wanted more info.

I mean, not the big one, but maybe one of the little FPV ones (sans armament, obviously). These things are apparently made mostly of consumer-off-the-shelf parts and assembled by volunteers, after all. Besides, I’ve been thinking of getting into DIY drone flying as a hobby anyway, and I figured anything good enough for combat in Ukraine would have a pretty good price/capability ratio.

Same here, although that’s probably because it’s the only one I played extensively as a kid. I always thought the Atlantica/Aquatica course was incredibly cool.

but then it looked like you had translated the thing personally when you answered to the person asking “can someone translate the stickers”.

Nope, just a quick search:

The main trick was that I still remembered the name of the movement (in English) from hearing about it years ago.

and we don’t really need to sate our curiosity with this if it helps Ukraine, imo.

Yeah, you’re right – for now, at least, Ukraine’s problems are much more immediate. I just wanted to be prepared.

Yes, Atlanta.

Look, never mind – it was a dumb thing to ask about anyway. I’m just concerned by recent events here in the US, and considering all possibilities. Bottom line is, I’m not an enemy of Ukraine.

Ah yes, the hostile architecture approach.