So the games with the root kits flop?

I don't see much resistance to them in the gaming community at all. A little bit of whining.

That makes the assumption there'd be a Ukraine at all.

It would have upped the pressure for Russia to take Ukraine before they got the nukes working.

Maybe Russia was too much a mess to do it by that time, maybe not.

They'll just make a kernel stub and an installer like Nvidia did (probably still does?).

Of Linux becomes popular for games due to the performance bump there's no reason to think gamer will be any more resistant to rootkits on it.

He's out here legit saying he wants his company to be 3% of the US economy.

This is crazy.

Unless the pay can buy me retirement in 3 -5 years.

When I was younger maybe 5-10 years.

I have to imagine it eventually kills productivity though.

Sometimes it's the relaxed brain that comes up with moments of insight when least expected (like in the shower for example).

Like definitely bursts like that for a project that's gripping, but, for myself at least, I'm going to hit a brick wall eventually and step back for a few days, see the problem fresh.

Even if the young folks, it can't be sustainable.

Also, the failure mode should probably be "bed" and not 110 degrees and upright.

I was just guessing, not accusing...

I went to a pretty big school that segregated kids into 3 or 4 tiers depend on the subject. I took one of the bottom tier courses and it was absolutely wild to me compared to what I thought was a disrupted class in the I upper two.

It was a mixed income school, but large enough to segregate to an honestly pretty disturbing level.

I'm class of '99 for timeline.

You were most likely in an average or above average class though (just guessing based on /. demographics).

The bad classes are so much worse.

Like find a school where a large percentage of the students have little supervision at home due to parents work schedules and then go to the lower level class room. It's dramatically different than an average class, or even a typical bad one.

Absolutely teachers would make sure to avoid trigger words in the early 2000s (source, my ex wife was a teacher then).

You probably were unaware of it because you were a student.

I assume it is the workplaces laying off people leaving more work for those remaining.

That still looks like net flows to me, and not the in and outflow for each country.

Net positive flow of millionaires in doesn't mean that many aren't also leaving.

Freedom 0: The freedom to run the program for any purpose.
Freedom 1: The freedom to study how the program works and change it to do what you want. Access to the source code is a prerequisite for this freedom.
Freedom 2: The freedom to redistribute copies so that you can help others.
Freedom 3: The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others. This allows you to give the whole community a chance to benefit from your changes.

The proposal for non commercial use, license otherwise violates all for freedoms.

If you need a license to use it the way that you want it violates the principals of open source.

The concept is you should be able to receive the source code with the default license and use it as you wish. If you require extra licensing to use it as you wish it cannot be part of the ecosystem and is not open source.

I wish we saw the in and out and not just net.

But it's a good antidote to the doom talk we always hear about everyone wanting to leave the US.