A company like Nintendo definitely has a law firm on retainer. They’re paying them whether or not they’re being used. There’s no waste of money happening by going after “IP violations.”

A waste of time and energy, perhaps. But the lawyers are getting the same money whether they do this or nothing at all.

Surely in 30 billion years nothing could possibly happen to the supercooled strontium to throw that off, right?

It’s not easy committing to the change when you have no knowledge of the platform. The status quo is always easier until it no longer is.

Having seen how different Linux is from what it was 20 years ago, it’s way more approachable than it used to be. Most people could adjust pretty quickly, but with so much of the technical bits hidden from sight, the average PC user these days isn’t as tech savvy as they were many years ago, and making the switch can be intimidating.

Not only that, but some of them got dysentery and died from the water they were drinking.

I think it’s pretty patriotic to respect trans people.

It’s a dragonfruit. For reference, it’s not like a standard cactus. Treat it more like a tropical plant. During the warmer months, they like to be watered frequently. In the winter, you might need to water it once or twice a month.

Are you really comparing someone flying a drone over your property to slavery?

You can’t really get a jammer to disable only a drone. The jamming will affect an area all around, likely affecting the neighbors’ wifi, bluetooth connections, and other radio signals like cellphones, for example.

If that happens, it would get noticed, reported, and investigated very quickly.

Also super illegal and easy to get caught for.

Using a urinal will most often result in no backsplash, keeping my hands pretty clean.

Using a urinal definitely results in backsplash, and because your hands and body are right in front of it, there’s even less likelihood of avoiding it vs a toilet. Just because you don’t see or feel it, doesn’t mean it’s not there.

Which Pi alternatives don’t?

DM: Roll a perception check
Player: Nat 20
DM: There’s nothing there.

He’ll get sued by Apple for infringing on their OS X trademark, and he’ll invent laws claiming he’s in the right, and he’ll lose billions, and then he’ll claim he invented Linux and he’s a genius.

It’s not higher because it doesn’t “hold up” since it’s not even fully released yet. It’s still in Early Access since 2021.

I’m exaggerating here but it looks like no matter what they do, someone will have a problem with it.

Well you’re not wrong, but the point is that the external investigator is not the one releasing these statements, and therefore nothing said can really be trusted. I couldn’t imagine them letting the investigators release the findings themselves anyway, that’s a dangerous proposition if they find shit that hadn’t even been mentioned yet.

The answer is that a more precise request gets a more precise result. If you want six eggs, clarify that it’s eggs you want six of.

It can be tedious for both sidesto think about all interactions in this way, but it’s much more troublesome to have to deal with the fallout of a misunderstanding.

In the OP, the message could have been “Go ahead and send out this order” and nobody would have questioned what it was that had to go out.

As long as no rules were broken to do so. Don’t go bragging to the manager that an employee did something they weren’t supposed to just to help you.

She called them potatoes, not apples.

If you’re bombing civilians and blockading aid and starving the country, why would that be what you let through?