DeSantis personally entering the classroom and screaming "UNACCEPTABLE!!!!"
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Don't need one. If you can read C/C++ you can read the kernel code. And in most cases, you won't have to, as the problem is probably in a component in the distro. Those are written in python, ruby, or bash, which are all much more readable than C/C++.
No such luck on windows
Hasn't starfield been in the making for ages and even had twitch streamers play officially funded streams? Or is that star citizen (or whatever it's called). Not sure if they're the same.
Ah yes, indeed. I agree.
Indeed, nothing is perfect, but closed source stuff doesn't provide a lot of recourse. If you have a linux expert in your team, they can investigate and if need be even dig into the code of linux itself to find the core issue. Microsoft doesn't provide anything even remotely similar.
he team would squirt polyacrylonitrile and Jeffamine polymers in molten form through an electrical current in a technique known as “electrospinning.” The high voltage caused molecular changes in the polymers that saw them become solid again, resembling a scaffold of tiny fibers that attracted water yet maintained mechanical strength.
Pity they didn't explain what those materials even are. I wikipedia doesn't do a good job of explaining it as it looks copy pasted out of a chemistry book.
Still, 3D scaffold used to grow retina cells sounds pretty cool.
I don't think it implies a European Federation. It's just the logical next step. EU citizens may live anywhere in the EU, their pensions are transferred, they can vote locally, they can build a family, pay taxes, buy property, start businesses, get bank accounts, even get elected at the national level, but they may not vote in any national election besides that of their home country.
It would make sense if they required some kind of citizenship test and a B2 or C1 level of a national language, to exclude citizens from national elections, but they are fully functional and contributing members of society that contribute to the future of the country.
There's no requirement to have a federation in order to vote at the national level in another country.
But with the emergence of Volt for Europe, possibly an EU wide left-wing party, and maybe other inter-European parties, a Federated European Union is not out of the question. Maybe even before I die.
With open borders, it's a pity Europeans can't vote in national elections in the EU nations they reside in. They can vote for national elections in their home country, a country they leave behind. A little bit silly.
It would be sad either way for Russian citizens. From one group of cronies to the next.
Putin probably should've waited until the end of the war to kill this dude.
Same. Toots they shall stay for me. It's a fun word.