A razor, like Occam’s, is an inference rule that enables you to resolve an otherwise undecidable problem. Whichever you chose to support your conclusion isn’t one likely to be relevant to the left.
I actually don’t have to do that at all.
It’d be one thing if i, or anyone else in this thread, were saying that the problem with derivative works is that they aren’t originals, but that’s not the point at all.
This isn’t about venerating copyright in the abstract, it’s about infrastructure and longgevity.
If you’re not just shit posting and actually want to understand the issues at stake, it just so happens that i wrote bout this yesterday:
tbf, iirc, Void also doesn’t package hyprland for reasons that tend to concern reactionaries.
And which license do you suppose you gain/lose more from?
if it were simple people would just be pumping out coreutil practice projects
you might be surprised how many results come up when you search for this sort of thing
They’re also free and open source, which unix wasn’t.
I’d recommend a glibc edition of Void. Dev tools and libraries aregenerally up to date; there are exceptions like some zig related stuff but you can generally work around such issues with anyzig. Also has a framework for custom builds via xbps-src in the package repo. Packagw management is very easy via xbps, and purging obsolete packages is trivial.
Would be funny if China adopted US policy of preventing rival nations from accessing chips
Since you seem to need someone to spell it out for you: the point is that they’re doing it because they won’t be charging any less. And you’re almost right; devopment costs don’t affect production costs very much at all.
Close, now ask yourself: why would a leftist care about [your] proposed razor?
Because they won’t be forced to lower the sale pricenin proportion with the lowered production cost.
We sold our futures for magic beans when we decided it was “fair” for a store to charge paying customers extra to cover losses incurred from theft.
What do you say we check in on what you make of this statement about a year after midterms?
One day, you’ll catch your reflection, and wish you’d shut up and learned some actual theorym