It’s source available, not open source.

It severely limits what can legally be done by restricting modifications and prohibiting “commercial” distribution:

You may not remove or obscure any functionality in the software related to payment to the Licensor in any copy you distribute to others.

You may distribute the software or provide it to others only if you do so free of charge for non-commercial purposes.

Non-commercial purposes is extremely vague by the way. Depending on the country - or even the court in a country - nearly everything distributed on the internet is for commercial purposes.

For example, in Germany, only commercial websites have to put up a legal disclosure consisting of address, full name, phone number and email. Yet courts have ruled that every single website that is available to the public is “commercial” - only private webpages available to a handful of people are non-commercial. If anyone redistributed the software in Germany this license would be grounds for a successful lawsuit.

How about the burning dog in the burning café?

A Mathematical Model for the Determination of Total Area Under Glucose Tolerance and Other Metabolic Curves (1994) [PDF]

What are you talking about? A biologist (re-)invented calculus!

I don’t even know what basil is because I could not care less about learning English spice names nor do I care enough to look it up. I’m guessing it’s those eatable leaves though because those are called Basilikum in German. The name also allows English basil “enjoyers” to make a pun and we all know this is a sign of a correct translation.

Honestly, this is the best thing about the AI hype.

Remember to support your local (shadow) library!

Politico is owned by the German equivalent of Murdoch who are actively promoting the AfD across all their media by the way.

4. Not elect the conservative party who are starting to take up most of the AfD’s program and sabotage points 1 through 3 (they’re failing catastrophically when looking at polls)

Zu Hilf’! Das Kind brennt lichterloh!

NAND = ¬(A ∧ B) = ¬A ∨ ¬B = Not A or Not B

NOR = ¬(A ∨ B) = ¬A ∧ ¬B = Not A and Not B

Wikipedia is the least unreliable, accessible source of information by a long shot.

I don’t even know a single contender that maintains similar scope, accuracy and accessibility.

Go to anger management classes before you murder someone.

It is not acceptable to wish committing vehicular manslaughter against people who slightly annoy you.

!i_itrl@feddit.org has a leak sprung!

I was thinking the drones would use Bluetooth to send the modified json to each other which negates the need for a NAS.

Of course, two different drones may have modified the json nearly simultaneously so the json would need to be timestamped and the earlier timestamp overrules the later one in case of merge conflicts.

The functions just store all variables in a globally accessible JSON file. Compartmentalization is for programmers that aren’t capable of writing bug-free code.

Oh, I thought you meant physically unable (for some time) - meaning they’d have to upgrade their router hardware or something which would take a couple of weeks/months.

But yes, right now the US is unable to implement a firewall. Though with the current Supreme Court it might as well decide tomorrow that free speech doesn’t extend to communication via electrons or something.

Are you also happy about play things (toys), fire things (lighters), hit things (drums), work things (tools) and green things (greenery)?

I wasn’t talking about the technology behind VPNs. Every single country that “bans VPNs” still uses them commercially to some extent.

What I consider a ban on VPNs is a ban on commercial B2C VPN providers that do not comply with US legislation - meaning they’d allow customers to access banned sites.

Add the fact that pretty much all major payment providers happen to be US companies and I’d wager 99% of “normal” access could be blocked.

Yes it does? All it would take is a single piece of legislation and a couple of hours for all ISPs to block all traffic to certain IP ranges.

Sure, it doesn’t prevent VPNs but it would block 95% of access. The remaining 5% can be blocked through banning VPNs and deep packet inspection, the latter of which doesn’t require that much new infrastructure.

You will certainly lose a couple of milliwatts if you have a WiFi antenna on your PC.

The rest will be turned into heat in your room, probably.

Huh seems weird. Doesn’t the US have extremely broad contract law that would make this a contract violation that can be legally enforced - including seizing your salary or bank account until the penalty is paid?

Over here you can park for free exactly once and successfully deny payment if you claim it was someone else who violated the contract. However, you can then be legally forced to sign a declaration that your vehicle will never park there again with significantly higher violation fees.