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Programs are mathematical proofs. If maths cannot be patented, software can’t be, either.

It looks like Gitea. Is it a fork?

The problem is always that we small people never have the big picture of such things. Sure, 100 billion is much, but one never gives money for free. There is something about it that will give USA as a country a huge advantage.

TIL my identity is worth $1 a year.

Hmm… it is probably not toxic in traditional sense. Otherwise everything can be dangerous, even water.

Also some people noted that general products are in focus here, not only food. This is a subtle but huge difference.

I’d buy him a beer or two.

Is this something like “Na is toxic. Cl is toxic. NaCl is tasty.”?

It’s easy not to talk or not to read content from other people. Why is age relevant here? It does as much as sense to me as to have an option to block other genders, religions or even skin colors.

I don’t feel uncomfortable talking to kids. Why should I start to be?

Kids and juveniles can learn a lot from adults. Conversations with adults make them smart.

I don’t believe this is the right way.

Sooner or later everyone will find their way to Debian. It’s boring and it works.

(My opinion) No, you aren’t paranoid. I’m thinking a bit like you, but I also consider probabilities. You need to download the checksums from the official website and the ISO from mirrors. Two different sources would need to be hacked. This is where I say, it’s hard and secondly someone would notice that hack very quickly.

Signing the ISO or the checksums with a well-known signature is still important. I verify it, if a signature available. It’s just a couple of seconds and doesn’t cost anything.

Former managers of Deutsche Bahn did not care to invest into modernization. Managers get money for showing and keeping plus in their Excel sheets. They leave the company with all kinds of bonuses for that and risk no repercussions.

The next generation of managers are simply fucked. They inherit all the neglected infrastructure and bad processes.

Additionally politics made it even worse. They told the managers that repairs are not a matter of subsidies. Only new infrastructure is supported. So Deutsche Bahn literally let the tracks and stations rot until they need to be totally renewed.

This all based on absolute greed. And the best is you can harm Germany for free without any risks and keep all your money. No one here would get the idea to jail the responsible people who let it happen.

I cannot speak for other countries, but Germany directed aid towards Palastine. No one is/was interested in that. Then violence arises, still keep up aid, but our ministers are against these kinds of attacks. And now somehow Germany is suddenly against Palastine.

This is a kind of political agenda that I absolutely hate.

Thanks for the explanation. Since KBin is more fragmented and does not build up enough steam for further development, it’s maybe a better option to move to Lemmy at this point.

It makes sense to approve things and keep navigating in one direction. What was the original problem?

As far as I know, most religions even forbid killing people for whatever reason you might have.

Usually, they can, if there are risk of violence appearing. You’re allowed to protest peacefully, but the current situation suggests the protest would be based on anger and maybe provocation.

I don’t really want to comment on that. I feel like I am not qualified to judge about the complex problems in this region.

I see a reflex by some people pointing out that Palestinians are victims. But that does justify to take revenge in this way. This action will prolonge the hatred on both side and the entire situation even further. No one should support Hamas in this case.

One simple rule to achieve peace and stability is diplomatic talk. You don’t use violence as answer.

Attacking civilians is also plain and simple terrorism. Hamas proved with this action they are not worth more than terrorists.

It’s very obvious to me that GBoard sends data directly to Google circumventing all encryption.