

I mean the modern web is mostly made by college nerds and maintained by underpaid underappreciated obsessive open-source developers.


I mean the modern web is mostly made by college nerds and maintained by underpaid underappreciated obsessive open-source developers.


Wouldn’t that just be a modded server?


I feel like some people think Linux is only for hackers and cybersecurity professionals


To me the word has always had some bad connotations. When you mention Settlers one of two things come to mind. Either European colonials in Africa or America genociding native populations, looting resources and spreading colonial propaganda, or whatever these brainwashed Israeli terrorists are.
while I agree it might not be descriptive enough hence I like to use the term “occupiers”, the word was never neutral to begin with at least where I come from.
Btw the Arabic word for it originally meant to settle in but nowadays it became synonymous with invasion.
I think what they meant is that the technology exists since steam frame is an ARM based device it’s just a matter of running it on different hardware and adding firmware support for things like phone calls and touch screens.
If this how the outside of my window looked in the middle east, a national emergency has probably been declared with hundreds dead or lost and the military dispatched to the streets.
I think I saw one online before but it was kinda expensive.
Respect the player hate the game, unless the player is just another narcissistic bigot. I often like to make the distinction between my opinion on the system and that of individual human beings in said system. I may say “fuck the police” but also have respect towards a polite police officer that believes he’s doing a good thing.


I’m not that familiar with video editing but community presets come with a strong community so as open source software becomes better there’s a good chance a community will develop with it and make custom presents, plugins, and forks.
I hate that Adobe has almost a monopoly on a lot of different kinds of programmes.
Mine ended with something like “and everyone who is still alive and didn’t die yet lived happily ever after”


I don’t know about BBC but I’m sure international and western journalists have been killed or arrested before.


I believe whether this was to cover up something or not, Israel is using intimation tactics to keep eyes and cameras away from them. We have a saying in Arabic that goes “hit the one with the leash to scare the loose” basically you attack non-threatening individuals to scare away actual threats.
You guys are also forgetting that the Golan Heights since 1981 and recently southern Syria are illegally occupied by Israel and heavily militarized. Which has caused the locals to move away that of itself may be argued to be a crime. So if you wanna maintain opsec go ahead but not when the operation is about stealing land and harassing locals.


Yeah I believe that standardisation is beneficial in general whether it’s capitalism or not. In fact I believe it’s even more beneficial for a non-capitalist society, since yes you could not use the standard but nobody would be able to afford to come up with everything themselves. Unlike companies like apple that can afford having their own proprietary ecosystem including the lightning port. In that case standards could be maintained by non-profit organisations consisting of other organisations with a donation based model. Which is what happens in the real world except for the part where companies step in and put lots of money for their own benefit and to be able to pull these organisations in the direction they desire.
The concept of standardisation isn’t necessary capitalist but the form it exists in today is shaped by the capitalist world we live in.


You want it displayed as “yyyy/mm/dd” so it’s actually “[RTL]dd/mm/yyyy”


RTL invert characters are just for rendering purposes it doesn’t help with sorting also in older systems sometimes it was not supported.


In Arabic we use DD/MM/YYYY but it actually gets written as YYYY/MM/DD since Arabic is written and read from right to left. When the year is dropped the confusing part is not what format is used here but rather does this website/software support RTL or is it just regular unformatted ASCII.
Edit: it’s still not ISO 8601 and it doesn’t solve the sorting issue


I thinks it’s less of the market playing a role and more of being a sign that we are getting even closer.
mfw I don’t know most of the required information.