There is a difference between what we want reality to be and what it actually is.

If we were talking about what we want, we wouldn’t have this war in the first place.

Why not? In a war nuclear sites immediately become prime targets.

Gosh we are gonna need so much Bioflux to keep this going.

There are linux distributions doing all this for you too.

Your grandma does not need the console to open a browser window.

Owning your own home should be the norm, not the exception. It is not like a home is some kind of luxury item. A home is a bare necessity.

And yes, that is quite different once you have more than one home.

I wouldn’t say a house is a luxury. It is a necessity.

Really the whole concept of renting is exploitative.

This is not true. A million dollars buys you a house, so basically cancels rent. But it does not feed you for life and lets you live without working.

There is a big difference between people who own a millon dollars in money and assets and those who have a million dollars in their checkings account.

Also most millionaires are just homeowners.

Comparing a million dollars to a billion dollars is like comparing one dollar to a thousand dollars.

One thing that Israel and the USA have in common now.

I mean, he is not wrong per se, he just had the wong timing.

For me Obama will always be the US President that did the drone killings.

Why do you say despite its history? What about Mussolini? They had their own mini Hitler.

You know if you invest all your winnings into all the companies that buy your stuff so that they can buy more of your stuff, you are actually not generating any winnings.

I mean companies could probably already create perfectly good kernel level anticheat on Linux if they really wanted to through eBPF programs.

That would not require permanent changes to the Kernel and games would only need root rights at install time. (Like most software already does)

I wouldn’t even have a problem with that kind if a solution.

I kept a dual boot windows 7 around for a loooong time. I booted it up like once every 2 years or something.

If you have a look at phoronix.com (probably the best linux news site) you can find loads of articles on linux gaining 0.2% of performance in some superspecific workload.

The Linux performance is what happens when thousands of people do these kinds of micro improvements for decades.

In comparison Windows is what happens if everyone follows the new cool trend and tries to lamd the next big thing.

I know its not important, but it is actually Glorious Eggroll.

Other bluetooth devices in your area

Mapping like that is probably mostly done through bluetooth and wifi triangulation.