XP had a bunch of problems early on, just like 8. The hate for 8 was mostly because of ui changes. Me and 95 were irredeemably bad.

Microsoft is due a terrible release, 7, 8, & 10 were all above average.

I’d love it if Emulators added a license clause forbidding Nintendo and Nintendo affiliates from using it then took them to court.

OpenSueUs

I exclusively use teams on the web on Rocky. Firefox, Chrome, and edge all work for me.

Render Media works the best

rm file.json

Meth dealers are probably the highest violators of the 4th crack commandment.

Per telegrams own info they store the decryption keys. They even state in their TOS They will share info with authorities and “partners” in Dubai. So UAE not Saudis.

Power of Two

1GB is 29.8975 pots

1MB is 19.9315 pots

Security may be more likely to approve some users having doas, sudo is a no go in many restricted environment.

Some people just want to mod a game they love and play it again. There’s more than one reason to use these tools.

Like naming your daughter Methany.

The best part of the Gitlab UI is when it gets upgraded and you have to relearn how to find everything.

Income inequality hasn’t been solved by progressive income tax, it’s not a magical sacred cow. It’s always been flawed.

The thing a consumption tax fixes is eliminating all the tax avoidance schemes. People living off their wealth don’t pay high taxes, they take out loans against their wealth and pay the loan back at 5% instead of the 20% capital gains tax. Carl Icahn, an investor was able to pay no income tax using this scheme. He had an adjusted gross income of $544 million but deducted it all from paying his 1.2 billion dollar loan.

You don’t need to tax wealth. Amased wealth will be taxed when the wealth is spent.

Get rid of an income tax and move to a federal sales tax on everything. Provide cost of living stipends for everyone. It could provide a safety net and stop tax avoidance schemes.

Streaming services are middle men with exclusivity rights on products. They sell simular but different things, think of them like dealership repair shops, they both fix cars but they fix different cars.

I understand your point just fine. Your goal of protecting people from large corps is met but it doesn’t protect people from other people.

If a drunk driver hits you and has half your wealth you’re only getting half the value of your car. I doubt very much the 30 day license suspension and points on their license will make up for that.

Restitution only includes reimbursent to get them back to the state before the crime happened. It’s just for damages directly caused by the crime. In the case of piracy no direct damage occurs so there would not be $14m in criminal restitution.

If a drunk driver totals your car you’re ok with getting less of a car?

If someone robs a bank they only have to repay a small percentage of the theft?