There are other obvious differences too. The US isn't currently committing genocide, hasn't murdered over 70,000 people and maimed or permanently injured many more in the last couple of years.

Ironically the accusation that criticism of this behaviour is antisemitic is itself antisemitic. Conflating the Jewish identity with Israel and its war crimes is the tool that Zionists use to silence critics, including other Jews. There is currently a big legal struggle in Israel over the conscription of ultra-orthodox Jews, who where there before Israel existed and who don't want to be sent to die or commit crimes on behalf of genocidal war criminals.

There was absolutely nothing in that article about Roblox usage. It talked about browsing websites.

People have been making their own substandard parts long before 3D printing. I've seen things made from wood, resin, plaster, and even papier-mâché

I wonder which broligarch lobbyist wrote that for him - I'm pretty sure the phrasing didn't spring from his dementia-addled brain.

On the plus side, Republicans voted sensibly for a change. Colour me surprised that they both defied Trump and acted in the best interests of their constituents. (Oops, my bad - apologies for the redundancy in my previous sentence).

Came to say the same. And depending on the geometry of the part, you might not even need ceramic. Some people also do "lost PLA" sand-casting.

It's usually the last person who talked with him.

Looks grey to me. A bit dark perhaps but not what I'd call ugly.
As for using bronze, it's easier to cast than steel and it's naturally resistant to corrosion. It might start looking a bit green if you leave it outside for a century or two.

'the climate debate is long over'

I suggest you get outside the bubble of the opinions you generally live within if you think that is true in the wider community, however much it might be within the science community. There are a lot of politicians playing up to the views of people who don't want to believe. Convincing them is a hard task, and every time something like this happens politicians who are happy to use the lie to gain power, will do better.

This is entirely the thing. Loki games can or at least could be coaxed to work on Linux with Loki_Compat libraries, but last time I tried to run Alpha Centauri for Linux even that wouldn't work — and I'm even still using X. But add to that, the Linux versions of games are frequently inferior. The Loki games are included in that, for example in AlphaC for Linux you cannot ctrl-shift-a automate formers only near their supporting base. Fast forward to a more modern game like Civ VI, and there's a huge slew of features and even leaders you can't get access to with the Linux version. Meanwhile, the Windows version runs better on Linux than it does on Windows.

I haven't heard the OS/2 thing, what's that about? I figure it failed because Microsoft was already doing "good enough" with Windows, plus NT had relatively meaningful security and OS/2 didn't.

I like having serious conversations on Slashdot at least as much as the next nerd, but arguments on Slashdot can only be taken slightly seriously today. There's a lot of people here who are not arguing in good faith.

I'm in the US, and I remember news articles about this idea. They passed quickly. If you wound up with a textbook with such ideas in it presented as anything other than a possibility which had been or could be researched, that is unfortunate, but it is not indicative of anything widespread.

Nobody is denying that at all. Nobody is even denying that there was a global cooling article fad. What was different about the global cooling scare from AGW's broad scientific consensus is that it didn't have broad scientific consensus.

Best summed up by an advert on the side of a bus. It was Stonewall, I think.
Some people are gay. Get over it.

Just cut them off for one day. I bet there would be a visible downtick in social media posts if the troll farms went away for just one day.

Looks like Privacy Badger is at least preventing it from playing.

You mentioned Tesla only, and you talked about "if" everyone had their thumb on the scale, rather than the fact that they do. And you didn't explain why Chinese OEMs should be obliged to enter the market unsubsidized while US OEMs have, by your own admission, received subsidies.