It had a lot of advantages. No spam, no advertising, a close-knit community. A lot of trust - if you needed a resource, you asked around, and there was the chance that you got access to something just so, for free. And if you did, you did not abuse it. About everyone was an expert, not an “expert”.

I have not been to Reddit for a long time, but I would not be surprized if they had banned be because I posted nothing for months.

Probably loads of.

Just because he pardoned them does not make them less criminal.

I know. I’ve been there. I remember when a friend showed me this “web thing”, basically “Gopher with hypertext”. That was the Arena browser, and we looked at TBLs original web site on his NeXT cube at CERN.

And here his agents have lost, too. Yes, they try to anul the votes, but I don’t think that will be overly successful.

So if he keeps the same timeframe, he should be preparing “maneuvers” near the border anytime soon…

Well, at the moment, Putin can barely afford the war in Ukraine. Opening just another front is currently not on the menu, even if he dreams of it.

As in: “We know for sure there voting irregularities! We caused them!”

Have they not understood what currently is happening with Microsoft?

As if America had no real and urgent problems that would need fixing.

The internet has run for literally decades without JS.

I had this for a long time with parcels from US to EU. They moved from the sender to the distribution center in half an hour. A week or two later, they moved it to the airport. Another week or two or three later, it was actually flown to Frankfurt. One day for customs, and the next day it was here.

Not once. Each and every packet from my monthly subscription. I usually got the announcement of next months delivery before I got the last one.

This looks more like Terms of American Surrender than anything else. So that is Trumps fabulous art of the deal: Start an unnecessary war, and then lose it.

His only hope is that Israel sabotages this “peace” process, so he does not get to sign it…

I would sue the hell out of that neighbor, not just for the PC and the the hole in the wall. And he should be made to turn in all weapons, as there is this incident is proof that he is not up to the responsibility of gun ownership.

Just another reason why American stick and cardboard houses are a bad idea.

Like Mexico paid for the wall?

The main problem with RISC-V is that it is far from mature. Which leads to both slow hardware and lack of software.

And while anyone can contribute to the open design, more advanced improvisations will remain proprietary.

Another problem is that the RISC-V landscape is far from uniform. Vendor A has this command set, vendor B a different one. Yes, the core set is the same, but the interesting, more advanced features have split. And not just like Intel and AMD had once split about the X86 command set, but with many smaller vendors. Intel and AMD managed to get things back together. Will RISC-V accomplish the same?

And more “I did that!” stickers…

High time to leave that ship if you have not done that already.

Why would the handler listen to the blackmailed?