qotgalaxy

> Expecting a FOSS project to go track down all of its (millions of?) users seems like a very unreasonable expectation, and is well outside of their scope of responsibility.

The post you are responding to says that it would be nice if they copied literally one mailing list.

The increase of freedom of the slaves is an indirect side effect. But a direct effect, which is guaranteed to happen is the loss of freedom of the slaveholder.

What if I care more about the performance of things that aren't being used right now than the things that are? I'm sick of switching to my DAW and having to listen to my drive thrash when I try to play a (say) sampler I had loaded.

Yippee

I expected to add a game to MAME but instead proved that it didn't exist

This was a lot easier before they removed the Zerk fitting from the Macbook.

> How do we know we’re not doing the same or similar in our brains?

How do we know that we're not made of magic?

Instagram is prematurely releasing this only because they heard that Tinder was about to release their own CPython fork.

Why would closed source software be safe? Say I copy shared-mime-info completely, compile it, sell it to you as MimeWizardPRO2000, you include it as part of your closed source web framework and sell that. You're still distributing GPL code without making your source available.

Yes, it's more of an intrastate disagreement with this particular infectious disease.

But none of that matters. You have x number of people, you need y number of tests. Just because it's harder to do doesn't mean you need to do it any less.

Yes, you do. It's honestly not that complicated.

Are you arguing with yourself?

That's what they said when they introduced Hangouts.

That's a stretch.

> That was the basis of a lot of early 20th century regulatory thinking. That was thoroughly discredited because it turns out that government price controls are worse than duplicated infrastructure.

I'm sorry, I don't buy it.

Note, that in spite of my opposition to chemotherapy, I strongly support curing cancer.

You're just lucky that you have an archipelago for a supermarket.