Indeed, it is, and it isn't anything new either.

https://www.academia.edu/58091...

but if it survives in the wake of the incoming trump depression, the company will likely run to a tax haven to profit from the race to the bottom tax rate the trumpistani states are participating in.

Is there any evidence this actually works, or is it just a paper to maintain a grant?

That's not entirely true, all data is potentially valid Perl, depending on how you set some variables.

It is that obscure Perl feature, tainted mode.

Too bad agent Krasnov betrayed Ukraine even before he became president.

Remember how he orchestrated an 8-month long supply interruption back at the end of 2023, which lead directly to the largest loss of territory by VSU, from Avdiivka to Vugledar?

You hasbara bros are like the don, putin's traitorous little cunts.

That's easy - it never happened.

Yawn, try better, hasbara bro.

Does it connect to the RUMP watch?

No need for 20 bucks.

Open/Libreoffice has had TeX integration for years: https://extensions.libreoffice...

It works and very well, too.

OO/LO has had grammar check for a lot longer than TeX support.

Yep, and the most ridiculous thing is that the "responsible politicians" almost everywhere are ready to engage in a race to the bottom of subsidies and tax breaks for stuff that will bring nothing in return with very high probability.

But the rules will remain for the next fad.

That is why they will not install power and why there won't be a requirement for them to install power.

Do you even know what a counterpoint is, or do I have to spell it for you like a Maoist propaganda film?

The British navy had nothing to do with the discovery, it was done by a ship surgeon on his own time and without the involvement of the navy, in another exercise of academic freedom deemed unnecessary by the bureaucracy that drew the rules.

The navy introduced lime juice in the sailor rations half a century after the experiment and a year after the surgeon died, condemning thousands to a preventable disease with a known and cheap cure.

The Japanese example is similar - someone exercising their academic freedoms developed a cure, a large portion of the establishment denied its adoption, their malfeasance causing a lot of unnecessary suffering.

It seems that you need to peruse your informative reads first before shelling out advice.

No.

People will research whatever they like, it is the cornerstone of progress.

They call it "academic freedom".

You probably not know it, but all the research of Einstein into relativity was laughed at for years.