https://stuffsure.com/is-wood-edible/

But then everybody will starve cause there’s no one left to create jobs.

No, the only reason we want to stop global warming in the first place is to prevent the death of 2/3 of all humans.
No one gives a fuck about the polar bears, really.

Back then, you didn’t find them in search engines either. Your friends told you about them.

They appreciate in value by more than $25k+5%/year, so it’s still a risk-free investment.

The first programs were written in binary/hexadecimal, and only later did we invent coding languages to convert between human readable code and binary machine code.

The first programs were thousands of times smaller and less complicated.

So why can’t we just do the same thing in reverse?

We can.

Couldn’t a very smart person (or AI) just take the existing program and turn it into code?

No, you’d need a team of experienced developers and lots of time.
So much time that the target software you’re trying to reverse engineer usually moves faster than you can catch up.
So you’re constantly falling further behind the current state of what people want to use.
And no one will give you money for your effort. And if you do manage to become successful and make money, a swarm of lawyers will descend upon you.

It’s just a regular distro where the owner (Google) doesn’t tell you the root password.

He won power because the conservative Centrist Party agreed to form a coalition with him and voted for him as chancellor, as well as for his Emergency Law that abolished democracy, even though he had written Mein Kampf years earlier, which already included plans for everything he did later, including the Holocaust.

Without their support, he wouldn’t have had enough votes.

I’m pretty sure that’s the late period of the United States.

And why in the absurd fuck would you use Fahrenheit for that.

Career mode was all I ever played, really. It gives you more limits on what you can build, so just adding more delta-V isn’t a possible cop-out for all missions.

There’s a lightshow at my town tonight involving an U-Boot from WW2 that’s on its way to a museum. They plan to transport it on the river and rotate it on its side so it fits under the medieval bridge.
So I’m going to look at that.

Gnome OS

Install your software from the repository of a well-run distribution that has a focus on free software.
If the software is unmaintained or changes its license, the distro’s maintainers will drop it and look for a replacement.
It’s literally their (unpaid) job.

My second and third internal drive are mounted to /home/username/datagrave and /home/username/backup .
I see no reason why I shouldn’t do it this way.