No Islamic country should ever have WMDs.

Lynx

I’m glad I don’t use that piece of shit.

Firefox or nothing.

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Kwrite

GTX 1060 in a laptop. I still have it.

I really think every package repository should be opt in and every publisher should be required to verify their identity and along with checksum verification for the downloaded files.

Who makes these rules? They’re so unintuitive.

That’s interesting.

It’s like how peanuts are legumes and not nuts. But I feel like that makes sense because of the pods.

Eat the rich

Firefox

I’ll give them that one because they taste like they should be vegetables but science says otherwise.

What will you replace prisons with?

Work and reeducation camps.

Italians need to realize that they don’t own the concept of putting toppings on a round piece of bread. And tomatoes aren’t even native to Italy so that throws a wrench into their ability to complain.

I mean programming language package managers are just begging to be used as an attack vector. This is why package management should be an OS responsibility across the board and only trusted package sources and publishers should ever be allowed.

Socks

I meant the car’s AC and sound system but okay.

Anywhere in the modern era basically

Honestly at this point just make a mobile app to control it.

Intel is the only US based and owned foundry that is on the leading edge of fab process technology. That’s what the government wants domestically. Defense isn’t just military and certain intelligence and similar functions need high performance hardware. I somehow don’t think the NSA is using CPUs made on Northrop Grumman’s 180 nm planar CMOS process. Army radios might use that shit but the highest tech defense and intelligence agencies are using modern hardware. Intel is the best option for manufacturing it.

TSMC could be an option now with its US based GIGAFABs but it would be a much more complex deal with the US government where chips made for it would have to be made entirely in the US and possibly by a US domiciled subsidiary instead of TSMC’s main Taiwan based parent company. The same goes for Samsung.