That right there is called a dammit. You can have inside or outside dammits. They make special dammit pliers.

That would be amazing, an automotive scarlet letter. Require them to sew a D for Drunkard on their shirts, both bumpers and both doors.

Pilot here, over been in the habit of using 12 hour for local time and 24 hour for zulu time. “12:45pm, 1745z”

Per Wikipedia:

A company is a legal entity representing an association of legal persons with a shared objective, such as generating profit or benefiting society.

“Company” is a vague almost meaningless term, like “animal.”

The Linux Foundation is a 501©6 non-profit corporation. Americans are more likely to be familiar with 501©3, which covers charity organizations, such as the American Red Cross and St. Judes Children’s Research Hospital. 501©6 covers trade associations, like the American Medical Association, the American Bar Association, the National Association of Realtors and the US Chamber of Commerce.

As a trade association, the Linux Foundation is not itself a for-profit business, but they have a lot to do with for-profit businesses. Maintaining the world’s most popular kernel is chief among them.

Linux, being the Linux Foundation, a US company, would make it a weird choice for “we need to be less dependent on the US” but, Western Europe being a load rather than a prime mover is nothing new.

Moss Cow! Moss Cow

Come and dance and love the fish

Mister Disco Summoned It

AHAHAHA! HEY!

You kinda don’t.

Windows is American, via Microsoft. MacOS is American, via Apple. Android and ChromeOS are American, via Google. BSD is American, via UC Berkley. Linux is at least partially American, via the Linux Foundation.

Western Europe has essentially nothing to show for itself in terms of processor architecture, instruction sets and operating systems. Globally, that’s pretty much all been done by the Americans and the British. They get to claim ARM.

Congratulations on going open source though, we’ll see if you stick with it longer than the krauts did.

Would a government choose Fedora rather than Red Hat?

Made a bunch of noise about switching from American software to American software.

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…Fearsome predator.

Tuna are giant fish that live far off shore. Cats are known to fish but they won’t land a tuna any more than a dolphin.

A carnivore sees an herbivore, makes the logical conclusion, and enthusiastically implements a plan.

Cats stereotypically love tuna.

No cat in the history of cats has ever swam out to sea and caught their own tuna. No member of family felidae, extant or extinct, has ever achieved that.

Huh, sure enough. Isn’t that amazing.

Yes, because of some shit the company pulled I’m no longer interested in games made in Unity.

It’s stupid but I’ve seen stupider.

I like the wrappy tail. I grew up with a cat who would sit down and then she’d wrap her tail neatly across her toes, reminded me of one of those 90’s automatic shoulder harnesses in cars the way her tail moved.

All Cabs Are Bus-Yellow?

Also, I know that specific (former) taxi, it was on an episode of Regular Car Reviews.

Login and startx?

Because that kit would cost around what a new Civic would cost, and you’re going to get a 16 year old car made worse.

EV components don’t really swap into the spots that ICE components do. An engine is relatively large, a motor is relatively small. A gas tank is relatively small, a battery is relatively large. Most ICEs designed from the ground up use a “skateboard”-like chassis with the battery taking up basically all the volume below the floor. The motor can be tucked away somewhere, and then the body built on top. You don’t need the volume in the nose for the engine so you get a frunk. a 15 year old ICE car didn’t portion out the room for the batteries, so you’ve got some of the area under the trunk occupied by the gas tank. That’s about the volume that the batteries in a golf cart take up.

Anyone who’s capable of designing and manufacturing that kit might as well go into production of new cars.