If you can show that you made your report in good faith, there's no legal basis for firing you or taking any other punitive action, and the courts will almost certainly side with you on this.
Yes, but--to be fair--have you looked at what's actually in the shops these days? It's a bit challenging to buy non-micro popcorn when they're not selling any...
(Just got a new cast-iron wok, never thought to make popcorn in it, though. I'll have to give that a try. But see above.)
* The fall of the GPL thanks to people wanting to use truly free licenses like the BSD and MIT licenses.
Your phrasing clearly shows an agenda. This "fall" is occurring only in the dreams of those who want to corporatise OSS software while giving nothing back.
* The Go and Swift programming language success stories.
*What* Go and Swift programming language success stories?
* The rise of FreeBSD and OpenBSD, thanks to systemd ruining Linux.
While I'm not a huge fan of systemd (wouldn't miss it, were it to... die in a fire, for instance), this hasn't kept *me* from using Linux for the last decade-plus. I don't see it stopping many other folks, either.
...dead ISIS fighters on the ground with Kurdish female fighters standing over them posing victoriously with their weapons, the ISIS fighter's weapons, eating pulled pork sandwiches, drinking Budweiser, and smoking Marlboros.
If it ever became worthwhile for a government to compromise these systems, they will.
When it became worthwhile for a government to compromise these systems, they did.
TFTFY.
Naw, that's legit, if a bit bureaucracy-speak-y.
My own disquiet lies in the fact there appear to be Slashdotters who will mod a post Insightful for referring to the "pumpkin papers"...
If you can show that you made your report in good faith, there's no legal basis for firing you or taking any other punitive action, and the courts will almost certainly side with you on this.
My wife doesn't let me use Teflon-ware because she has two degrees in chemistry and knows exactly what happens when you scratch or scorch it.
You've posted that link plenty of times now. Yes, that patent has expired. No, it's not a get-out-.of-jail-free card.
If producers of GMO foods have nothing to hide, then they shouldn't object to any factual labelling of their products, no?
Christ fuck this is goddamn history.
Indeed it is. Learn something from it, why don't you?
Apparently I whoooshed one of the mods as well.
I recall celebrating The Year of the Linux Desktop in 2005. Maybe you were asleep and missed it.
I always do fresh installs since I have a /home on a separate partition.
OpenSUSE user here, been doing essentially the same as you for years. I have difficulty seeing why anyone would want to do it any other way.
You're referring to "Windows 10" as in "I quit using Windows 10 years ago, what took you so long"?
And there's the root of your false dichotomy: "For no financial gain" != "Not compensated".
I just know that I keep wanting to read the title as "Crappy Bitcoin Trader...".
Here ya go.
Yes, but--to be fair--have you looked at what's actually in the shops these days? It's a bit challenging to buy non-micro popcorn when they're not selling any...
(Just got a new cast-iron wok, never thought to make popcorn in it, though. I'll have to give that a try. But see above.)
I LOL'ed.
(Maybe you should heed your own advice, killjoy.)
Forgot one:
* The destruction of the GNOME project thanks to the horribly failed GNOME 3 debacle.
"And nothing of value was lost".
* The fall of the GPL thanks to people wanting to use truly free licenses like the BSD and MIT licenses.
Your phrasing clearly shows an agenda. This "fall" is occurring only in the dreams of those who want to corporatise OSS software while giving nothing back.
* The Go and Swift programming language success stories.
*What* Go and Swift programming language success stories?
* The rise of FreeBSD and OpenBSD, thanks to systemd ruining Linux.
While I'm not a huge fan of systemd (wouldn't miss it, were it to... die in a fire, for instance), this hasn't kept *me* from using Linux for the last decade-plus. I don't see it stopping many other folks, either.
I've started tagging all submissions from this person as bangspam. You are free to do likewise, or not.
Crap, I missed the "Kurdish" part.
Thanks for pointing out my error.
*walks away pretending nothing had gone wrong*
For some reason, I'm reminded of the once-popular T-shirt that read, "To all the virgins in the world--THANKS FOR NOTHING".
...dead ISIS fighters on the ground with Kurdish female fighters standing over them posing victoriously with their weapons, the ISIS fighter's weapons, eating pulled pork sandwiches, drinking Budweiser, and smoking Marlboros.
TFTFY. :D
"Abroad" is an adverb, as are all adverbs of position beginning in a- such as "aside", "above", "aboard", "ajar", "astride", and a-so on.
Adverbs modify actions, not things.
For an adjective, try the possibly less exciting but more suitable "foreign".
It parses, but not at all well.
And those who are ignorant of the past are doomed to repeat it, those dismissing it with "stuff evolves" doubly so.