I think it’s better whatever number of projects you choose, to do so in a recurring way (I think it was the KDE devs that outlined it well) as it provides a lot of stability to a project, that can make long term commitments based on them. Currently I recurrently donate 10€ a month to Asahi Linux :)
What this shows though is that there isn’t actual reasoning behind it. Any improvements from here will likely be because this is a popular problem, and results will be brute forced with a bunch of data, instead of any meaningful change in how they “think” about logic
As funny as this is, there is some bull crap reason in the books explaining that muggle devices tend to not work well when close to places with too much magic
Someone tell him about th gay bar index so he starts going there randomly too
Also that happened. There was also an “accidental” incursion of ussr air space by the US (likely accidental as the plane ended up landing in Alaska with no fuel)
New, on my subscribed communities
I do have a friend that uses it (we’re European) and it works fine
The question with having a complicated standard/threshold for voting is always the question of who is responsible for choosing who gets to vote
“about death cap mushrooms on the platform iNaturalist, despite the Crown presenting a report from data extracted from Patterson’s computer showing that the Bing search engine was used to search for iNaturalist over the same timeframe.” Microsoft: celebrates at the mention of Bing being used
No. The GPLv2 is too restrictive the only way forward is THE GNU HURD
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As a programmer I now feel compelled to troll everyone by convincing the project to change the indexing to 0
I’d rather have it be a bit more mid to upper range, I want a nice processor and decent cameras