That's just how software licensing work before subscription, right? You'll get a permanent license key that valid for that version, then if you want to upgrade to the latest version later down the line, you'll buy a license upgrade (usually at discount).

"32 bit is ought to be enough for everybody"

-- ipv4 inventors probably

Employees who push first win and get to leave early. The rest would be the suckers who would merge whatever mess left behind by the early employees.

"Your laptop's sticker price already includes windows license fee. You're welcome!"

-- Microsoft

star trek mods successfully moved their communities from reddit back then. afaik the only other community with similar success is the piracy community.

Why not allow them to pass and then arrest them at the border? Surely better than bombing random buildings that may or may not have Hamas fighters inside.

But in a head on collision, the biggest vehicle is the safer vehicle. Therefore, you should drive Cat 797 to work for maximum safety.

I don't mind weird and different opinions on things. In fact, that's what make the discussion interesting instead of some boring echo chambers. I just wish people wouldn't be so aggressive about it and hurling personal attacks left and right. The old discussion board had thing called netiquete to keep the discussion civil, but here in certain communities it's like the wild west.

Oh thank God, I thought they suspected me of being an isekai protagonist.

I never read these articles either

OP

🤔 Something is wrong, I can feel it...

Cloudlare has become too big to fail. If the IP addresses belong to a smaller proxy company, no one would even bat an eye.

Ah yes, the good ol' "let's solve this problem with blockchain". I thought we're already past that.

People who have contributed more to the community and earned more Points are able to have a larger say in the direction that the community takes.

When karma-whoring repost accounts have more say than actual community members... What could go wrong?