The first thing you learn about vi is how to exit it

The second is how to entry Instead Mode

The third is how to load any other editor!

I used to be an Emacs guy because I didn't like/know/remember how to use vi. These days I'm a dab hand at it, and I haven't used Emacs in about 25 years or more. The only thing I can remember is ^X^S^X^C.

NeXTSTEP was based on the Mach kernel, which was developed as a replacement for the kernel in the BSD version of Unix.

macOS is a derivation of that, specifically of OPENSTEP for Mach.

macOS is BSD...

> And slavery is literally in the Constitution in this country.

Not since the 13th Amendment, unless you mean that the Constitution explicitly mentions that slavery is not allowed?

He can really only sell it in the US. Most other countries have much stricter safety laws. Which begs the question -- why are US safety laws so lax?

And the whole of Apollo and the preceding missions were designed and built by a Nazi too. (And in metric).

I'm an "Uber user" in my workplace, and I get $1500/month. Most people get $250/mo, some get $500/mo.

Good for them. Make a product they people love and you'll make money selling it.

Or depends on the fine. One of the fines in GDPR law is 4% of annual revenue, specifically "total global turnover". In some cases that could be higher than annual profits.

"For especially severe violations, listed in Art. 83(5) GDPR, the fine framework can be up to 20 million euros, or in the case of an undertaking, up to 4 % of their total global turnover of the preceding fiscal year, whichever is higher."

One is telemetry (collecting and selling data, primarily used for marketing); the other is selling access to your hardware to run malicious code, like, for example, "attack that server", "mine for bitcoin", "try to crack the password", "send these spam emails". The first is legal, with different levels of what can be collected based on where you live (GDPR for the win!); the other illegal and used for crime.

It's clock-changing season, so here are all the same arguments again that were covered 7 months ago, and 5 months before that, and 7 months before that...

The Eastern edge of Poland and the Western edge of Spain are all the same time zone. There really should be 3 time zones there. Portugal are an hour behind Spain (same timezone as Ireland, the UK, and Iceland).

and I don't back this action.

Among a plethora is reasons (importantly this is anti-net-neutrality), a "tax" like this just ends up being passed on to end users. And they won't all be French. Google, Amazon, Netflix, et al, won't lose any profits here.

Here's hoping the inevitable price increases are limited just to France. They won't be. But we can hope.

This was mentioned in a recent Scott Manley video where he tours the factory. Iirc they can create a quite efficient power plant based on their supersonic engine design. And if it builds revenue while they continue to build their plane, that makes sense.

You can just say "he'd have been better being a wank".