And how do you respond, truly, when someone forces you to a choice?

NATO and Co. are not yet fully at war with Russia, but we are on the way

One submission is for GitHub, the other is for GitLab.

The cheap fat to cut in a recession is IT, keep just enough for maintenance and a little innovation.

Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh!

My first distro, Zip Slack, though slow to load over a parallel port, once loaded was better than Win 98.

There is the choice to not buy from factory farms. Yes, the product is more expensive, and better, and you have to look for it. The choices are not just "factory farm created stuff" and "lab created stuff".

Off topic, and a bit of a troll, but the non-polluting areas on their map are producing more children than can be supported. The polluting areas have declining populations, excluding immigration.

I will build my own kernel, thanks!

A branch of government intentionally neglects its role, and the conversation on /. is about partisan politics.

The executive branch enforces laws. Choosing to not enforce a law has the same effect as overturning a law, or legislation, the thing that belongs to the legislative branch.

Do not worry, the other team will do the same thing to a law that its base does not like.

Coal?

If by "..with mostly wasteland in the middle section.." you mean where most of your food is grown, sure.

How hard would it be to exclude Rust in a custom kernel?

Beware of free stuff from the government. That Free is never free.

EBT may be used in some restaurants. Those on public assistance may eat out.