@icedquinn@blob.cat i know very little about physics. i think the coming fusion reactors will have a donut shaped magnetic field holding some super hot material inside under pressure.
@icedquinn@blob.cat from what i understand the tecniques are pretty straightforward its actually building a monster that won't fail when there's a blob at 15 million degrees C inside it that's the challenge. I have not heard that story about the Navy but US and about 5 other countries are involved in some other fusion thing that's also getting built in China.
"China completes world’s largest fusion magnet with fully domestic technology A major milestone in China’s nuclear fusion programme was achieved after the Institute of Plasma Physics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences announced the successful testing of a 582-tonne toroidal field magnet and a high-temperature central solenoid coil built entirely with domestic core technology. Measuring 21 metres in length, the magnet stores three times the energy of the equivalent component for the international ITER fusion project despite having only 1.3 times its volume, demonstrating significant advances in China’s fusion engineering capabilities"
Personally I would not call threatening to hunt someone down and kill them "being tedious" lol
In the case of the openbsd port, there was no trademark violation as it was just a repo where someone was trying to get it to build on openbsd, it had not even been put in the official openbsd ports tree, much less linked to the build. So they were wrong (no trademark had ben violated). As I recall it, the first contact with someone from PaleMoon was them appearing out of nowhere with hostility not tediousness. So much hostility that the person working on it basically said "there are plenty of firefox forks out there after your behaviour I'm not gonna bother working on this one anymore"
If all they cared about was trademark, then a reasonable first message would be "hey I'm ____ palemoon maintainer, if you end up publishing this don't use our branding which is trademarked, call it something else"
PaleMoon developer threatened to "hunt down and kill" AlbusLuna developer; other PaleMoon developer threatened legal action against OpenBSD user for working on port of PaleMoon.
AlbusLuna offers the FOSS community a PaleMoon derivative that can be modified with fewer issues. In short, AlbusLuna is a pre-Quantum Classic Firefox fork that you can tweak largely as you wish"