DON’T MOVE! DON’T MOVE! DON’T MOVE!

If you read my very first comment on this, I didn’t even talked about deterrence.

I mentioned the consequences that if someone (attacked or attacker) uses a nuclear weapon.

The actual nasty effects, like radiation.

I don’t care about deterrence at this point. I care about people. People that will die if this is carried out.

Sure if someone says “I have nuclear weapons so you will obey me.”, of course others will also have nuclear weapons so they don’t get bullied.

But my point is way past that.

But I am asking to the people doing the attacking, but also asking to anyone who has and is capable of launching a nuclear weapon.

I’m not judging or disregarding who has nukes as form of deterrence, but the “technical” consequences of a nuke.

We learnt about Hiroshima and Chernobyl (although Chernobyl was a nuclear accident and not a launch).

I mean the consequences of actually using the nukes…

I understand having nukes as a deterrent, but think about the consequences of an actual launch, in either side.

We know who always pay the death price, and they are not the ones in power.

I don’t get why I’m being downvoted when pointing out the bad consequences of a nuclear strike, in fact, I don’t care. My point still stands.

Ok, I get it.

And what about the consequences?

Have they thought about that?

Am I missing something here?

How nuclear weapons can be a safe path, or a matter of survival?

Do these so called “leaders” have in mind the catastrophic effects of launching nuclear missiles?

All they want to have nuclear weapons so they can bully their neighbours or enemies, until someone launches a nuclear attack and then everyone retaliates.

But they have any idea about the after effects? Isn’t Chernobyl a hard lesson for these people?

Seriously, the world is being run by selfish lunatics with too much power in their hands.

I would never guess that a winning lottery ticket would come as ram sticks, but here we are.

What you mean sharing data? Like a database? Or files?

I use Hetzner, from Germany. They are good and relatively affordable. But they have increased the prices recently.

You also have Scaleway, from France, also good.

It depends what you want to achieve.

Portugal used to have a distro called Caixa Mágica (Magic Box), that was mainly used for kids in school, usually in dual boot with Windows. This used to be the way kids would have access to the Linux ecosystem for the first time.

Also some government branches also used it as alternative to Windows, I believe.

But since Caixa Mágica was a government venture, they made it proprietary, so it’s not widely available to download.

Also, I have no idea if this distro still receives any updates and improvements.

Some bit of history, certainly.

And then you take a bath in wine or beer, while you consume it.

Ah! The dream. 😅

So what they doing is basically piracy.

And not just them, any AI in that so called “race” is allegedly doing it.

So why do we get punished if we download something from the Internet?

That is very good information.

Didn’t know about this.

Thank you very much.

I didn’t know this.

Kernel is still a gray area to me.

Can I update it while maintaining Saifish?

Mine is 4.19.248

Fair enough.

But looks cool regardless.

That is some impressive stuff, well done!

I’m a software developer but nowhere near kernel stuff.

I do have a curiosity to learn more about kernel development.

Definitely will check it out later.

Very interesting. Yes I run Sailfish on a Xperia 10 III.

But was not aware of the kernel being supported by the SoC.

Seems like you’re involved in an interesting project.

I’m quite curious about it.

My M1 MacBook Air is still alive and kicking (although I dislike being an American brand - bought it before the whole American mess).

But if I was in the market looking for a laptop, definitely would be a Tuxedo.

Now that’s a truly plot twist.

Tuxedo laptops seem like they have a solid build.

Nice design and I think they are based in Germany.

They even provide their own OS which is based on Ubuntu.