Its always going to be relevant, even if only emulated, simply because of how many code bases are stuck on x86/x86-64.
Open sourcing it and all of its extensions solves the licensing problems of not only itself, but Arm, while providing a battle tested architecture with decades of maturity.
Also imagine the fun FPGA consoles could have with that?
Imagine if x86-64 got blown open because of it? Might literally be the best thing to happen to computing in like 40 years.
Really fuckin’ doubt it’ll happen, but a girl can dream XP
In fairness I’ve had a harder time finding more recent examples, but they’ve definitely platformed TERFs before.
Nothing says ‘feminism’ like limiting a sex worker’s career options to branch out.
Wouldn’t expect much more from a TERF paper.
She produces hair and makeup tutorials and lifestyle influencer content for the more than 4.6 million followers she has on Instagram and TikTok.
Interesting part to leave out in the headline.
Damn I got a lotta big meals aheada me…
Actually the bastard won’t tell you what specific tire. Just that one of them has low air pressure.
Kind of a dick move since there’s no way the computer can’t tell which tire it is when they’re four separate sensors.
My Honda civic 2012’s head unit firmware isn’t that bad.
It tells your input source, volume, if your trunk is open, if your tires are fucked, and includes a hookup for a backup camera that only made it into other models, making it ezpz to retrofit.
Could be a lot worse. Wouldn’t touch a modern one with a ten foot pole lmao.
Yeah, that sounds pretty fucking accurate. That’s the “justice” system I know. Cruelty’s the point, even when its an unhappy accident.
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I mean I’m neither for the death penalty, or medical negligence for that matter, but if you where good other executing the guy, why spend the money on that?
Not sure how I changed points? Both are asking why Tennessee law makers where keeping this guy alive if they planned on killing em anywho, both are NOT on the side of killing people.
Granted re-reading it, the way I asked might’ve been more obtuse and unclear, but I’m also just a bit of a dipshit.
Any who, yeah fair. A lot of that weird minutia also comes from the fact that the state isn’t a single-minded Borg, but an organization run by many internal and external factions vying for control.
I mean maybe on paper lmao.
Seriously though, I’m not against this guy getting medical treatment.
It just seems weird that the state cared enough to give him the device but not enough to turn it off.
Almost like the point was less about keeping him alive, and more about keeping him miserable?
Again, I want to make it clear:
The death penalty should be abolished, and American prisons need to be fixed so they’re not terrifying hellholes, but actual places of rehabilition.
This just seems like a weird pretendy half-step, to tell ourselves we care about prisoners, gone wrong.
I’m more confused as to why the government cares about someone to give them a medical implant when they don’t care enough to turn it off or keep them alive for their natural life.
Obviously the correct and moral thing to do would be to not only give him medical treatment, but to not fucking kill him.
Also what do weed and broken electronics have to do with any of this?
Until they didn’t when they executed him? Again, I’m cool with him getting medical treatment until his natural death. I don’t believe in the death penalty, or cruelty to prisoners.
But if you believe in killing prisoners, why would you keep them alive until its time to kill them?
Oh no I totally agree with you, I was speaking from the viewpoint of old conservative Tennessee lawmakers.
Like if you’re for the death penalty why would you care about the well being of those in deaths row.
I get why you and I care, but we don’t want to see them dead.
Just seems kinda contradictory.
I hate to be cruel but why give it to him in the first place?
I mean I’m neither for the death penalty, or medical negligence for that matter, but if you where good other executing the guy, why spend the money on that?
Seems like a waste of resources if you don’t value the guys life. (Not saying I don’t, but Tennessee law makers obviously didn’t)
Either way adding more pain/suffering to an execution for no reason is fucked, even if the guy was a piece of shit.
Edit: I AM NOT IN FAVOR OF KILLING THIS MAN, OR WITHHOLDING MEDICAL TREATMENT FROM PRISONERS.
I AM QUESTIONING WHY THE HOLDEN BLOODLUSTS OF THE WORLD CARED ENOUGH TO GIVE HIM A MEDICAL IMPLANT DESPITE THE FACT THEY DONT CARE TO EVEN TURN IT OFF RIGHT BEFORE THEY FUCKING KILL HIM.
Honestly I kind of don’t want em trained. Brown shirts should be easy targets.
I read “Trump strokes…” and got concerned. Not sure I wanna hear about that unless its a brain clot.
You’re right. Our grandparents where actually kinda cool when they where younger pushing free love, good drugs, and protesting against the war in Vietnam.
Say what you will, but that’s the generation that got most of the civil rights movements really in gear. You dont get a Kent State without pissing off the powers that be. They did some cool shit, hell they did fucking stonewall.
Unfortunately most of that generations soul got bought and sold some time in the 80’s.
Gen X’s symbol of youthful rebellion, on the other hand, was a cable TV channel owned and operated by Viacom for the express purpose of advertising music which had been prepackaged by one of three major record labels.
I honestly think Gen X’s rebellion was a fake one sold by their parents to keep any actual progress from being made. That’s why we didn’t see any big protests after the 70s until occupy wallstreet. Maybe the anti-war stuff during the early 00’s, but early mellenials where in college by then, so I think its safe to hand that to them too.
Then again generational shit should be taken with a grain of salt and all that, but as an early Gen-Z cusper, would it be harsh to call you guys the poser generation?
Should I be concerned or excited?
Yeaouch. My leg. Why would you do this to me?
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