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It most certainly is if support is focused on the wrong packages and features because they don't have the data to make informed decisions.

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Third-world country edge-cases. Murder is still murder. The preponderance of donations in first-world countries saves lives, but is so rarely done despite the pressing demand. When you or family member needs a life-saving transplant, which system would you want?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_panic

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Distros shouldn't waste time and effort on supporting and packaging language-specific, high-churn code packages except in very limited circumstances. Let the language specific-tools do those. Upstream is best, local fragmentation is wasteful.

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False dichotomy fallacy. Linux distributions need to engineer for side-by-side installation of multiple versions and not get tied up to those common locations. nix is just one example as an interesting idea, while Homebrew and stow are better ideas.

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More "innovations" which "justify" their own existence with novelty, but eliminate useful properties, backward compatibility, interoperability and standards with blissful ignorance. Standardization is a Good Thing(TM)... many formats creates a confusing dependency hell across multiple systems. Deb/apt works well. This will be deprecated in 6 months after a major security incident. Canonical is mismanaged and capricious, and this is just another in a long line of examples.

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Those three (3) Hillary speeches must be absolute mana from heaven because her standard contract includes a client-paid stenographer, in addition to the $200k/ea.

Only fools would give these access-buying, crooks a dime... unless they wish to continue subverting freedom with this plutopsephocracy.

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Some folks just haven't heard of stealth mode and formation.

It's hard to call something BS when they're not yet ready or publicly-launched.

PS: Gawker is bankrupt, content quality on Gizmodo is also suffering terribly.

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Please leave it like countries with good organ donation opt-out policies.

Speaking of which, become an organ donor if you live in an opt-in country.

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Opt-in, like optional security, rarely gets used.

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Tinder + "Periscope" + live chat + booze = ROTFLMFAO

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Yup. In undergrad lower-division courses, we were explicitly informed of this and tradeoffs of proprietary toolchain features. And, most lectures / graders / readers followed through. They had a custom hand-in system on the student-side and then their own scripts to run batches of student builds wherever they chose. Some courses wanted Makefiles, others wanted things like "build.sh" and "run.sh".

BTW: The uni also claimed (unverified, could be an empty threat) a multi-institution (Berkeley, Stanford, MIT, etc.), code plagiarism detection system covering two decades of coursework. (Maybe MOSS.)

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That's unlikely because he would obviously have security (costing a $2-3k USD for decent-sized detail).

A chartered flight (light or mid-sized jet) would be around $30k USD.

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There's direct Aeroflot flights between Moscow and Oslo (SVO - OSL).

US fighters and/or ships could _arguably_ intercept a civilian aircraft in international waters and force landing in another country.

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It's always been this way and always will... neverending, necessary security "arms race."

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Brilliant!

Try: