1. There’s an older comment in this thread that details how you could verify those blobs: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/14458323
2. You very much implied that you shouldn’t trust all people of Chinese descent. I personally very much dislike the CCP, as a government I think they cause an immeasurable amount* of harm. However, what you are suggesting is on the same level of racism as the US government locking up all Japanese-Americans in internment camps during WWII.
3. Seriously, calm down.

Yes, and in the last twelve months those discussions clearly accelerated, and that post made it clear the lead/original dev had made their mind up. Which very much negates you saying this was rushed.

Here’s a post from May in the Minetest Luanti forums discussing the name change: https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?p=425205#p425205

I’m not going to search further to find the original discussion, but another user in this thread mentions seeing talk of this about a year ago. I agree that it’s not very professional for the new website to be in a less than functional state, but it feels like excitement or decision fatigue may be the culprit, not a rushed process. Then again, it’s an open source video game, not everything has to be “professional” all the time. Meanwhile, enjoy this meme from luanti.org:

Okay… So it sounds like a dead project to me? When Luanti seems to have a huge community around it already…

Okay, but openblox.org doesn’t resolve a website at all, directing users instead to a domain registrar.

Cool so, you linked to some git repositories that haven’t been updated in 4-5 years, and looking at their current website there seems to be some sort of crypto involved now.

At least in Australia, Bundaberg Ginger Beer is brewed traditionally still. Tastes way better than artificial carbonation. Also works better for tummy woes.

Please, enlighten me then, what did you mean by your initial comment?

Kid? I’m willing to bet I’m older than you.

1. I’m so glad they weren’t “kamikaze” dogs.
2. I very much expected that story to end with the dogs targeting Soviet tanks.

None of those companies are suggesting 20 years. They’re suggesting much less than 10, and selling investors on that promise.

Actually, we do already know that we’re close to a theoretical limit of increasing computing power as we currently know it. The transistor can’t really get that much smaller, before it stops working.

Also, if you’re talking about the article as linked, that is a mere introduction to a much longer paper.

Rich coming from someone who says we should, just, continue burning fossil fuels because it’s been hard to stop. If you want a serious discussion, offer serious solutions.

So what you’re saying is that it is indeed time to move on to eating the rich?

This isn’t an answer to their questions?

I’m sure it would get stolen in a heartbeat unfortunately.

This is like saying a car would get stolen immediately. If you can’t afford an adequate lock for an expensive bike, you can’t afford the bike to begin with.

(Not as in, you’re too poor to buy the bike. As in, it’s part of the total cost of ownership you need to budget for.)

1. Why is this trash? It’s making websites that are hostile work properly?
2. The example you linked literally doesn’t reduce FFs marketshare. It’s a fix for a website that’s hostile towards macOS and Linux users, by pretending to be FF on Windows…

Telegram wasn’t really ever an encrypted chat app. If it were, people wouldn’t need to be fleeing it.

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Yes it is. However socialism =/= communism. Awful people have just done a really good job of conflating the two, and treating it as a bad thing. Democratic socialism is a thing, and there was a golden era in the 70s-90s in most other western countries where it was supported by major political parties. These days, as neoliberalism has taken over the world, political parties have tried to walk back these systems. However, they enjoy far too much popular support to be dismantled that easily. Here’s a little bit of info about the support for universal healthcare in Australia:

And none of those can play x86 games? It’s a similar price to a Lenovo Legion Go, with similar hardware specs (apart from the second screen).