@mangeurdenuage It is an issue, because it shows he's a hypocrite. If Mr Secretly-a-pervert can't prevent himself from making claims that someone else is a pervert (and should be kicked out of the FOSS movement for it), he should be publicly shamed for his perversions as well as kicked out of the FOSS movement.
People should be telling projects to move off of sourcehut or be excluded, simply because being on sr.ht supports Drew DeVault.
@stux There's a big supply of lumber and wood frame homes are much quicker to build. But also, brick / concrete structures need expensive reinforcement to withstand either hurricane winds or earthquakes, while wood's ability to flex makes it much more resistant. That means that building a standards-compliant home is much more expensive with masonry than it is with wood.
> can't handle less than 100% agreement in all their stances
Back when I was in college & university, I noticed that in discussions with other Americans, we could agree on a sizable majority of any issue, but even minor differences in opinion would lead to "I hate you and I hope you die". So I spent more time with foreign students from Germany, Taiwan, and various African countries. We'd often have little that we agreed upon, but we remained friendly and often pooled our funds to buy pizza after a discussion.
It was a big disappointment when that formerly US-only characteristic spread across the world.
According to recently released documents, US intelligence agencies concluded three months into the pandemic that it was likely an escaped, bioengineered virus.
Because of corporate collusion with law enforcement dating back to the 80s, all colour printers put tracking information on their printouts, whether you're printing a colour document or not, encoding information that ties printouts back to the specific printer used.
Yeah, all that stuff gets pretty interesting in small doses. I couldn't be the person sifting through debris to find pottery shards that resemble shards from some distant culture, but I'll read 2-3 hours of articles about it once in a while.
The best BBQ I've ever had was in Kansas City. To be fair, my "down South" experience is only LA | MS | AL. But Texans think Whataburger is great, so I don't trust their judgement.
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