FYI

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/nashville-christian-school-shooter-appears-former-student-police-chief-rcna76876

They’re people, just like the rest of us. Some are great, some are not.

It is on FF and Edge because Google pays them a ton of money. Every person who chooses Chrome instead of FF is more money for Google because they don’t need to pay themselves to make Google the default.

It has 67% market share, and the default search is Google.

Link?

Okay, then the question becomes “you moved to an oppressive authoritarian regime and are surprised they are oppressive and authoritarian?”.

What you’re doing is called “making shit up”. If you have a problem with their talking point then address it, but don’t make shit up about who they are or why they’re saying what they’re saying.

I’m just going to start not answering the phone unless it’s a number in my contacts. If it’s important they can leave me a message.

Isn’t Signal E2E encrypted? How would it be able to decrypt them?

But then what’s the benefit to Signal? Just that it’s decentralized?

1. Memory safety is super important
2. Rust is far more approachable than C, so contribution and iteration is easier
3. Did we really need an OS when Linux was released? It wasn’t the first.

Contributing to Linux can be extremely daunting. Refactoring can be as well. Rust makes both of those a LOT easier. If a project is written in Rust instead of C there will be many more potential contributors and flexibility.

I agree, but I think a more attainable solution is to try to find a better way of disposing of car tires and garbage in general rather than trying to reduce / remove cars from the streets. We should be doing both though.

…broadband Internet has nothing to do with technology?

I interpreted this in the context of multi-threaded programs. Very confused why everyone was so happy.

Tailgating anyone is a bad idea.

My point is that any dev team worth anything has it set up so that it isn’t possible to merge changes into master unless someone else approves. So it’s more like it isn’t possible in most cases, not “you should do the right thing”.

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When Spotify was made available in the US, I don’t think there were any other services where you could, for free, choose a song and play it. Other services would just let you listen to similar music for free, but Spotify let you listen to the actual song you wanted.

If they get cached then do edits never propagate to other servers?

How would that even fundamentally make sense? Define “own”. If you post the comment “lol” does that mean I shouldn’t be allowed to post “lol” since you “own” it? How would simply posting something establish ownership? What if you had copied it from a different site?