Iâ(TM)m running Monterey on my 2015 MBP via OCLP. This was mostly so I could run a newer version Lightroom. I also have an external boot drive that I move between this MBP and an 2013 Mac Pro. The Mac Pro natively supports Monterey. I wasnâ(TM)t sure if OCLP would be happy with Ventura or newer in this configuration. Howâ(TM)s the performance of Ventura on your system?

This guyâ(TM)s exaggerating the numbers by ignoring Brexit. The EUâ(TM)s GDP dropped ~13% in 2020 because the UK left. Itâ(TM)s still not great numbers for the EU, but not as bad as claimed. Would be interesting to see the numbers based on PPP too.

Everything serious takes a long time with Mozilla (applies to their browsers too). I wonder if they'll ever announce that maildir support isn't experimental? It would also be nice if they dragged the Thunderbird editor out of 1998 and made writing emails a bit more modern. I use Thunderbird because I've used it since Netscape Navigator, but if I discovered it today, I'd just laugh and move on.

You didnâ(TM)t make it wear a collar with a bell?

You were pretty vague ;)

$6 in 1997 was about $8 in 2008.
$12 in 2008 is about $18.

Therefore current prices are only a little over 10% higher. There was a bigger increase over inflation between 1997 and 2008.

$10 in 1997 is $20 after inflation.

What was stopping you doing that before? Now you know how many minutes later you can turn up, but nothing's really changed.

We use NASM for all of our x86_64 platforms, and clang for arm64. We even cross-compile Windows on Arm using clang-cl on Linux. Some team members would like to use clang for everything and eliminate VS Studio, gcc and perhaps even Apple clang, but that would also mean updating a bunch of old assembly.

Whatâ(TM)s the appeal of MASM? Why would somebody want that to be cross-platform given the existing alternatives?

Also illegal in the UK. While they can relocate offices, they'd have to go through an employee consultation process and they certainly would be making redundancy payments. It's also typical to have 1-3 month notice periods in employment contracts. The way TFA is phrased sounds like constructive dismissal.

I don't trust a word that Netanyahu says. He's very likely complicit in war crimes.

Anti-Semitism has been weaponized to destroy people like Jeremy Corbyn

Bullshit. That's a conspiracy theory by anti-semites. The EHRC found the Labour Party to be anti-semitic. Corbyn did nothing but let it fester, even as his Jewish MPs left the party either because he was too weak, or more likely, because he's also anti-semitic himself.

You're cut from the same cloth, as you've repeatedly demonstrated in your words on this site. I won't be distracted by your whataboutisms, which is the only thing you have to defend yourself from the truth.

We know where you stand in terms of anti-semitism. Remember this thread where you ducked and dived and tried to avoid admitting that you supported bigoted politicians like Jeremy Corbyn: https://news.slashdot.org/comm...

Why won't you people apportion any blame to the Gaza situation on Iran and terrorist organisations like Hamas? Admit it: you're just an anti-Jew, anti-Israel bigot.

Burdell made a point about out-of-hours meetings being about managers thinking their time is more important than theirs and how they wouldn't enjoy working in a company with 24x7 high-level staff.

Austerity Empowers said that this was about India, although without explaining why.

You then replied with a perfectly valid and common case about companies spanning many time zones, which essentially points out that this is more than just about India. I totally agreed with your point. Then you started waffling on about making people in India being optional in your meeting, which was a totally unnecessary addition when your first paragraph stands very well by itself. Are the people out of hours in other time zones given a free pass, or are they wondering why the Indian team(s) get it easy?

Protip: don't be a condescending twat.

Eight years and hundreds of millions or more devices running it? What are you looking for?

I just tried Google as well: just searching for "OCLP" gives it has the first hit.