I said don't be so sensible, don't take everything as a personal attack.

Your conclusion:

>Hopefully (for you) your next victim gets their feelings hurt. You got to get that dopamine hit somewhere

See why it's not good to have people like You in a project?

No problem go somewhere else, or bring a good point, no one said you have to agree with Theo on everything.

>Because actually most people don’t want to be around conflict.

That's not a conflict, you are simply to soft and think everything is an attack on you.

>And believe me when I say I’ve written and tested a lot of software for OpenBSD over the last 2 decades.

Ehh that's ok i guess?

>So this is why I say there’s very real risk of rudeness costing projects valuable contributions.

Sometimes risks have to be taken, it's also funny that it's always people who are "potential" contributors but are in fact never the ones who contribute anything.

Letting toxic one-sided-Snowflakes into your Project is "Shitting you Bed".

>What I’m saying is that Theo is more generally rude.

Nice, that means if he's doing stupid stuff i can be rude too without having to worry that a CoC or even worse a HR department threatens me to resign or publicly state what a horrible person i am.

But you can, it's also a really good way to shy away "over-sensible" individuals, if you think that was rude.....well ;)

>Linux went through this evolution with Linus Torvalds

Not he's still the old one, just without "retro abortion"

Also stuff like: "Set Permissions at Creation Time, Not After"

It's the projects shield, and pretty good one at that ;)

But with software and a install base of some millions 1% optimization is seen as wasteful, its like software slop is acceptable since forever because hardware gets faster, and electricity is "green" anyway.

Maybe the AI can even check "funny" upstream commits like it happens with npm/crate and block that stuff.

But FreeBSD ports is incredible up to date so there should be no flood of patches anyhow.

Overall i really love FreeBSD for everything computing (Pi/Laptop/Workstation/Servers).

And the community is great...wanna make a port/src-patch?...just send it to the bug-tracker, no rituals needed ;)

>It's also better to have the massive amounts of emissions far away from your own population.

That's the dumbest comment i read since a long time, thanks.

They have the right to take NetBSD's UFS (with WAPBL), FreeBSD's (UFS with softupdate) or DragonFly's Hammer2.

Or give users the freedom to use ZFS (optionally) like NetBSD.

Ah, I see. Those footer flags and icons are there for ironic reasons, to poke fun at these ideas while also shining a critical spotlight on them? I see, that's the dark humor I like.

>sufficiently sanitized for them to put on their corporate website are also not who we want.

I'm pretty sure it's possible in Silicon Valley, but only for one month of the year. It's just performative AF.

But at least you split the Ukrainian in half and exchange it with the US one, again....that's the really dark humor i like.

I had a conversation with some 'educated' people about the war in Ukraine. After about ten minutes, I told them if we please can stop and if we could change the topic.

They were incredibly uneducated, I would even say disinterested in the history as we ~know it.

They saw everything in black and white, with no shades of grey.

Long story short, I told them to please educate themselves on what happened from 2013/14 until today and make their own observations (just so they can sprinkle a little grey to their world view, NOT change it just add some nuances to it).

Their answer? No time, also not that interested.

I was a little bit sad to say at least.

Maybe has something todo with that:

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/human-dynamics/articles...

>>From searching to asking: knowledge and authority in the age of Generative AI

3. Cognitive consequences:

The difference lies in how the information is encountered. Search-based learning requires effort. Users must sift through multiple sources, evaluate relevance, and integrate partial information into a coherent whole. These activities promote deeper cognitive processing.

>Despite well-documented violations of international law violations in Gaza, Germany continues to authorize arms exports to Israel.

https://www.ecchr.eu/en/case/no-german-weapons-to-israel/

Also, Germany will not arrest Bibi, even if the ICC orders his arrest. That's how you know Germany is not behind the ICC and does not respect an international court unless it benefits them. This perfectly represents the German government's understanding of what a free, law-abiding, and open democracy should be, and it is directly reflected in the EU.

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

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/election-winner-merz-in...

https://japandaily.jp/why-japanese-elders-choose-prison-over...

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/1-in-3-south-kor...