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That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it?


PIR, the registry of .org is an US company, so clearly subject to US laws and Trump's explosions.


I think it's reached commodity status instead of community... 3D printing I mean. At that point only thing that matters is ease of use, price, and quality of the result. People who are not _in_ the community but use the tool.


Maybe this is the purpose of it? To keep us working like cattle.


weird dejavu because this exact comment was on the last one of these job lost updates i saw


When you line the government with yesmen,they will taylor or they'll get fired, so I would expect HN to catch on that fast


Perfect is the enemy of the good, right? I mean a page header or some other simple means to identify "adult" vs not is good for most cases? Just thinking about it.. obviously it can be bypassed but is there a good enough?


that's a bomb dude.. lmao.. don't take that anywhere!


Just about anything can be turned into a bomb. Take a coffee cup, a smart watch, and 5 lbs of C4, and it could easily be turned into a bomb, for example.


If it provides similar utility as a car, what's the big deal about that price? It would be the same type of purchase, right?


No. A car empowers me to do things i cannot do myself. That is very different than taking on mundane tasks to free up more time for more minecraft.


Or kids. Or work.


FreeBSD does not have a desktop installer yet.. the powerpoint alludes to that being a coming feature though.. I think people here should chill out about her not using FreeBSD as the daily driver.. I use FreeBSD daily in my work, but no, I don't on desktop...


I wonder if they will come to their senses and revert the decision? It does seem a bit boneheaded to drop Linux support on the Basic tier... What actual reason would they need to do that?


Interesting analogy but there are many old people in Casinos...


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