Plus in a few years the girl can start working there too since child labor laws would be extinct and she already knows how to run the register.

If I was earnestly blaming Obama, I wouldn’t have purposely phrased it and typed it the way I did.

I was too subtle and it didn’t land. It happens.

Sure. That’s why I put it in quotes AND italics. Let’s also ignore the context that Elon is once again begging the federal government to save his ass.

The joke didn’t land. I’ll take that L.

Did everyone really forget about the “Thanks Obama” joke? Anyway, I clarified my point in the edit.

Everything SpaceX is doing and has done could have been done by NASA had NASA been given the equivalent funds and leeway. This has been covered multiple times in many interviews of NASA scientists and engineers. Simply put, NASA cannot afford and is not allowed to take risks. They are not allowed to blow up ships over Florida and the Caribbean until they figure it out. They used to be allowed, but not anymore.

read my edit

Why do kill switches when you can just hog all the work of maintaining some critical part of the infrastructure and make it’s functioning and maintenance so opaque and impenetrable that the employer can’t replace or fire you without their shit catching fire soon after.

This is literally my firm’s core business practice. We’ve been at it for so long that at this point we have to be included in competing bids because we are the only ones in the world that can do certain specific things.

If you really hate Elon Musk, I have two words for you. “Thanks Obama”

Every single aspect of Elon’s “success” has been heavily subsidized or paid for by the US government (aka, tax payers).

EDIT: It seems the “Thanks Obama” meme has fallen into obscurity. It is an older joke in which everything was blamed on Obama, no matter how far fetched. I even used italics.

The point of my comment is that Elon is the biggest “welfare” beneficiary in history. All of his businesses would be a financial failure without billions of dollars in grants, benefits and contracts from the government, and that he’s been sucking on that government teet since Obama was in office. In fact, it was Obama who saved Tesla, hence the 'Thanks Obama" joke. Even Obama is aware and why the crashing Teslas scene is in the Netflix movie he produced. Now Elon is looking for federal assistance to block his competition.

…unless its very obscure stuff.

That’s primarily why you’d be ripping stuff. There is so much stuff only available on VHS and DVD.

I do not need reasons, I need ways.

Oh my god I haven’t seen Guy in years! He’s such a wonderful guy (heh). I think our last interaction was on Google’s G+. 😳

EDIT: Wow, that was a good panel.

Or GLONASS

That’s just fucking glorious. Have some Lemmy Gold.

Who could have seen that coming?

Not the multitude of veterans that voted for Trump, apparently.

It is available to stream on Max, which means that if you do not have the means to legally stream it there, you’ll be able to find it on the high seas. That said, if you do opt to watch it through “alternative means”, make sure to at least send a little money Blender’s way.

https://fund.blender.org/

Netrunner is where it’s at. Community run and maintained with the sole purpose of keeping the game good instead of making a profit.

https://nullsignal.games/about/netrunner/

EDIT: Also, obligatory…

As with film and TV, lack of access to manga is the main driver behind the global surge in unlicensed demand

“We think there is a fundamental misconception about piracy. Piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem. If a pirate offers a product anywhere in the world, 24 x 7, purchasable from the convenience of your personal computer, and the legal provider says the product is region-locked, will come to your country 3 months after the US release, and can only be purchased at a brick and mortar store, then the pirate’s service is more valuable.”.
– Gabe Newell

But good luck funding a team to keep up with commercial companies’ pace.

You answered the question yourself. The worry is that without a hard fork that is fully maintained we’ll continue to have a dependence on Mozilla. It doesn’t need to be a new engine, but it does need to be an independent one.