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I started using Ghostty on Gnome with Helix because that one of the few that supports ligatures. And being user-friendly and not ugly

In the meanwhile AI companies neglect copyright infringement at industrial scale

So you send a PDF file to somebody with a fresh install of Windows and they can open it? Really?

I believe burning coal realease far more Uranium and radioactive material than nuclear ever did. Listing the plane crashes over the last century wont buldge the statistics of the safety of this mean of transportation.

That's why they move to Helix

This is sad news, city have to get rid of cars, and make public transport free if needed

Are we the product?

I don’t know how it relate to the responded comment, nor what’s the level a sarcasm used, but they do, it’s on the footer of every pages.

> Black lives matter. Trans rights are human rights. No nazi bullsh*t.

Is it enforced? I just hope so.

If you're talking about the great highland bagpipes, circular breathing can be really helpful while learning. Because of the "practice chanter," every piper have one or two and use it to learn new tunes or just practice technique.

I don't ear these in the discussion about AI and robots. If AI is there to releive humanity of tedious work or a big chunk of it, then there should be a real push for the 4 days per week and Universal Basic Income.

It worked so well on the browser already

> I am no fan of Donald Trump, but it doesn’t follow that everything he supports is bad (e.g. the First Step Act).

First Step Act is bipartisan. Did he "really" supports it? According to Wikipedia:

Budget: Though the First Step Act authorizes Congress to appropriate $75 million per year between 2019 and 2023, only $14 million was explicitly earmarked for funding the legislation when President Trump released his 2020 budget priorities in March 2019. This lead First Step Act advocates to worry that the bill's underfunding represented an attempt to "starve it to death".

You lucky, on Firefox mobile it does nothing.I can only see the one random flight, in this case already on the ground

Most cars sold in the US are not aerodynamic so it seems a couple of mpg isn't the focus anyway