Yes! They don’t believe forking is good enough because his version of rsync is mainline. That’s why he thinks the rsync developer needs to give up his project to someone else.

https://feddit.online/comment/8502390

I’m arguing right now with a user who things that the developer of rsync should either change how they write code or hand over their project to someone that meets their personal standards for how software should be written.

If a TV cost $60k, I’d bust out a wrench to fix it. It’s usually a blown capacitor that costs pennies to fix.

Booster bag.

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

the original conversion was from whales but the popularised version is with bacon rended

Reply to wrong post? Pint is 1/8th of gallon and gallon came from old Norman French with latin roots.

square inch of pounds

Pound force or Pound mass?

Are you a lunatic?

Yes I am American.

Yeah, that’s what I found. But that news is from over a year ago and says nothing about a flare being blocked by Proxima d.

Googling doesn’t show any recent news about Proxima flares.

Rsync is his boat. It’s his hobby. He patched the hole in the boat the way he wanted.

Stop posting and hand your username/PW over to someone who will post the way the community wants.

The community doesn’t like what you are writing. You need to hand over your username/PW to someone that will write what is in line with their standards

But it doesn’t explain it. It is a graph of the equation. But that doesn’t explain the equation. That’s why I gave the parabola example.

Showing a graphical form of the equation is still only the question but in another format. That’s what makes it circular. If you ask why something is Y = X^2 and I only show you a graph of Y = X^2, that’s not answer. It’s the question in a graphical format.

I kind of despise the time cone answer because it doesn’t actually answer the question. It transforms the question into a picture and uses the picture as the answer which is circular logic.

“Why do thrown objects fall in a parabola?”

“See here’s a graph of a equation. If the object is outside the graph it’s not on the parabola and that’s why thrown objects fall in a parabola shape.”

But I’ve never been able to grasp exactly why it would break causality.

It’s what I might call inferred logic. It’s not that traveling faster than light “breaks causality” it’s that light is observed to be constant in all reference frames. From that observation you build a system of motion which requires that nothing can travel faster than light. In that mathematical system, if you break that rule then the math says that you must go backwards in time to go faster than light.

So the “causality” is a side effect of the math system you created based around the rule that light is constant in all reference systems.

It’s like if you created a math system where you observed A=1 and let B=1 and state that A+B=2. Then someone says but what if A+B = -1. Your reply would be that means B = -2 because we observed A = 1 and B can be anything so if we add A + B and get -1 B must be -2. If B represented time you’d say, “Well that means you have negative time!” But it’s just the math and if you give physically impossible inputs you get physically impossible outputs.

The bot must be upvoting itself because yet again it listed a bunch of random abbreviations that aren’t in the thread at all.

Someone claimed it’s not ai slop but a bot with GitHub code but that code doesn’t produce this result.

I have no idea what you are using to browse Lemmy because the only notification I get is a number next to my profile icon in web browser or Thunder. And that’s often delayed by several days so I frequently look through my own old posts to find replies because don’t get reliable notifications.

Musk chickened out.

He’s talking about thick Saudi’s, not slender Indonesians.

Rats could make the jump but they wouldn’t stay long in a vertical tube.

I permanently fixed the mouse problem by installing a metal door seal on my shed door that was called the Rattestoppen.

Women earn the majority of college degrees at all levels and in all majors.