Yeah, and I'm pretty fucking mad about it. My pension fund has over $20M of it and plenty of every other bag of shitlords.

Yeah. Now I'm gonna have to go read Zodiac again.

The Linux kernel is GPL'd and this is an intentional move away from GPL. Saying they had nothing to do with it when the license is majorly responsible for its success is gaslighting.

It's exactly the same bright idea as putting a nuke plant there to begin with.

The baseline power supply problem is that people think there's a baseline power supply problem. There isn't, the baseline is easy, it's the peaks that are hard.

It's true for the scum with all the money since we let them write the rules. And around half of us seem to think it should be that way.

All you have to do is pay attention to what they do and how it doesn't match what they say.

Attention is in short supply today, but a little can go a long way.

Nobody who gives a fuck about humans institutes a social credit system. And yes, I include our allegedly not social credit system in that - our society simply only cares about money.

The US failed to enter the war timely and also failed to not sell the Nazis war supplies like fuel and metals. The Nazis wouldn't have even been such a big problem in the first place without the USA. Your cheerleading nationalism is as facile as your usual analysis.

That's true now that pocket is gone, perhaps.

But pocket also destroyed all trust that they don't want your data

I just actually read the summary... "The maximum credible earthquake, somewhere around a 7.0 magnitude" ... EGADS

We know that Linux succeeded because of the license because major contributors told us in so many words that they chose to contribute to Linux because it was GPL. This is just one more thing you are ignorant about. Don't you have a child rapists support meeting to attend?

That is wrong. That was never how it worked. You don't even know how it works! Every time you post this shit you prove to the whole world that you have no idea what you are on about. Linux has always done it the same way Unix has always done it, and it's the opposite of how you think.

Redirection is handled by the shell, I posted an article about that, you can just go read that to see how clueless you are and how it actually works.

Yeah, the kernel, libc, compiler, and the majority of the userland is all that's left, that's basically nothing! You could rewrite that in a day!

Already, probably, but that's still the opposite of what you've been saying will happen.

Not surprised the TT hipster is a maggot