Aisteru

I think you’re understanding it the wrong way. It does say “A wise person”

Do you have a short version of the video you linked?

(/s)

Honestly, I’m all for it. Designate some land where they can fight, and have wars be fought with robots, on robots. Whomever’s team wins, wins the war.

I use it in combination with Calibre-Web. It handles authentication, and can sync books directly to Kobo ereaders

Beat me to it

“Please do not exist while in the streets”

Awesome project! Thanks for advertising it

Porque no los dos?

By that, I meant “It’s probably also true in European countries”. You must be fun at parties.

I agree that it’s not one of the worst paid jobs overall, but if you apply the logic of the headline, I’m pretty sure no teacher in Europe can buy a house with their income

I mean… It’s probably also true in Europe

From what I gathered, she’s pretty much a genius at cracking

I really like the theory that the Carbon language is that 3-dimension one—a carbon lattice

Law is not Justice

Where do I send the beer?

Nice try FBI

There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things.

You’re not wrong, it’s still a staple today, but it lost a lot of its shine a while ago. They are mimicking “new” features introduced in other languages, but make a point to preserve retrocompatibility.

I can’t imagine how convoluted the JVM has become in the last 10 years.

DRMs your board games

I know quite a few people who have downloaded movies. As long as you stay within “reasonable” margins, no one really bothers you

I assume you are talking about 3.b? It says that the usage is prohibited outside the private sphere, so you can’t seed, you can’t upload, but you can have movie nights with friends and family using p2p content.