Conclusion after reading the comments: the country information is very relevant!! In Germany tailgating is forbidden, and is also driving in the middle lane. It is forbidden to pass using the right lane in highways. In USA I remember the recommendation was different, try to stay in your lane, they considered the constant change of lanes more dangerous than passing using the right lane.

Moral of the story: Don’t judge without the complete information.

Would be better ordered like F° C° K° R°

CAD Cookie Auto Delete

mine is: Let the FOSS be with you

28 Dicks later

Well, that’s true in my case. Years of using Ubuntu, and finally I decided to move to Mint when they FORCED firefox to run via snap. I followed some guides to download firefox with apt and disable the snap version, and somehow Ubuntu ended up using snap again without my authorization. Also snap was not able to read/write /tmp folder, which I used a lot. Flatpak doesn’t have that problem.

So, yes, I recommend mint, for me it has the best of Ubuntu and fixes exactly what I didn’t like.

The Ubuntu user base is huge and helpful, and almost all of that applies directly to Mint.

Scrapping the Internet is not illegal. All AI companies did much more beyond that, they accessed private writings, private code, copyrighted images. they scanned copyrighted books (and then destroyed them), downloaded terabytes of copyrighted torrents … etc

So, the message is like piracy is OK when it’s done massively by a big company. They’re claiming “fair use” and most judges are buying it (or being bought?)

Thanks for the context added, that makes sense, one of those rules that becomes counter productive, as people can start ignoring real warnings.

or maybe he ate elephant meat at Zimbaue

Really? Nobody cares about the WARNING?

people tend to see what they believe in, like here https://imram-kriya.com/what-is-prana/

right, and they don’t fuck your wives, but your kids

in fact 26% of the country is under the sea level, that’s the reason of the name “nether land”

Hasta la vista, baby

why?

Salt expiration is what I find most funny, it has been for million of years buried, and when is extracted and packed, then suddenly it expires 😊

Maybe it would be easier if the earth would be flat :)

You’re doing a conversion when you ask that question. My point is, there is no gain, is just converting one system for another that requires the exact work. Then we’ll have tables of “workzones per country” and we need to do the same conversion to setup a meeting.

That would be shifting from timezone to “workzone” or “noonzone”. At this moment you need to setup a meeting with people, then you ask which is their timezone. With global UTC timezone, then you need to ask, which are your work hours? (workzone).

Well, I don’t know the specific case about CoMaps, but forking is a really hard decision, and you need to have strong backup from community to dare going that way. I would assume when projects decide to split is because all the attempts to arrive to a good decision failed. Driving a fork for success is a very hard task, and I guess the majority of forks that fail (a lot) are because they didn’t have support from community.

About libreoffice winning over m$ or g$ ? Well, I also would like to see that happening, but not to be replaced by another non-FOSS or half-FOSS option.