I guess the main thing is that it's not just one person saying "I looked at the code and didn't find any malware" - depending on the size of the project it could be millions of people saying that. Also, changes to programs generally have to be approved by the maintainer, so it can be pretty difficult to slip malicious changes in unnoticed.
The arrangement isn't perfect, but keep in mind that closed-source software also requires trust on the part of the users - It's just that in that case nobody can vet the code.
I mean, at least two billion people are Christian, so presumably they care. And that doesn't even include the rest of us who get screwed over by Christian-conservative doublethink bullshit.
I could maybe understand if they were starting a business - since they can take a lot of time and effort to get off the ground. Of course that comes with the assumption that eventually they can stop spending so much time.
I've started thinking that "workaholism" is just a societally approved method of avoidance. Most self-described workaholics I've met are men who seem to dislike their wives and children. Working all the time lets them "provide for the family" while never actually being there for them.
Edit: I feel like I should point out that sometimes people do actually need to work so much to provide for their family - those aren't the people I'm talking about.
I didn't buy a Switch 2, but the people who did are Nintendo's biggest fans, and Nintendo have just told them in no uncertain terms "Haha, get fucked, loser".
He "triggers the libs"
Practically everything people say about imaginary numbers you could also say about negative numbers.
Also... wrong about what?
I guess the main thing is that it's not just one person saying "I looked at the code and didn't find any malware" - depending on the size of the project it could be millions of people saying that. Also, changes to programs generally have to be approved by the maintainer, so it can be pretty difficult to slip malicious changes in unnoticed.
The arrangement isn't perfect, but keep in mind that closed-source software also requires trust on the part of the users - It's just that in that case nobody can vet the code.
Telling on themselves as per usual.
I mean, at least two billion people are Christian, so presumably they care. And that doesn't even include the rest of us who get screwed over by Christian-conservative doublethink bullshit.
It absolutely matters.
I hear they like arrows.
I could maybe understand if they were starting a business - since they can take a lot of time and effort to get off the ground. Of course that comes with the assumption that eventually they can stop spending so much time.
I've started thinking that "workaholism" is just a societally approved method of avoidance. Most self-described workaholics I've met are men who seem to dislike their wives and children. Working all the time lets them "provide for the family" while never actually being there for them.
Edit: I feel like I should point out that sometimes people do actually need to work so much to provide for their family - those aren't the people I'm talking about.
Ignorance is not knowing things.
Stupidity is refusing to learn things.
Yeah, I'm never giving Nintendo another cent.
I didn't buy a Switch 2, but the people who did are Nintendo's biggest fans, and Nintendo have just told them in no uncertain terms "Haha, get fucked, loser".
Time to learn how to pirate on my Switch 1.
It's almost like putting tariffs on everybody who looks at you strangely and threatening to annex your allies will cause them to stop trusting you.
🎵Up, down, turn around🎵
🎵Please don't let me hit the ground🎵
Does Stormy Daniels have enough experience to live up to the throat goat?
It did, but Reddit is horribly addictive.
I really hope this ends up being the push I need to quit Reddit.
Everybody hates me. Am I really so out of touch?
No. It's the
childrengeneral populace who are wrong.Video games are more fun than spreadsheets? Colour me fucking bamboozled.
So James Milner is peak masculinity.
It's not Warcraft, it's Battleart.
I got a lust for life