Perhaps we should enlist some bus drivers
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Extreme Code Golf
This is truly why I also hate snaps though. The snapd people and the mount people need to work out how to hide these by default.
Every piece of software has vulnerabilities lurking within.
Remind me why we put up with this again? Formal verification does exist.
The HOA generally can only amend the covenants if a large majority of members vote to do so.
I really want to say "you can solve problem X!". It can be done! Don't lose hope!
Though that is silent as to how exactly.
Usually the parts that would need some optimization, like, say, using the CPU features properly, are things that are shared with a bunch of other people, and so good support for them makes it into the mainline kernel and from there to everybody.
If you think you have an unusual or super new system, you can look for a way to run newer or specially-optimized-for-your-hardware kernel builds. Or you can always get into compiling the kernel or other system components with the right optimizations or go-faster stripes for exactly your machine: Gentoo people like to do that.
The crack might not actually be protected by copyright, unless there's substantial new code added.
Are they winning some kind of Best Midsection Award?
Check to make sure that the HOA actually has the power to do this. As a land owner you are bound to follow the covenants that run with the land, but you are only actually bound to follow those covenants. You don't have to do random stuff just because the HOA board or even a majority of the HOA voters say so, you only actually have to do what's in the covenants.
Unless the covenants say that you agree to follow a bunch of dog-related rules to be defined later, you almost certainly are allowed to park your dog in your own front yard or in that of any consenting neighbor.
They build and set ablaze a giant man! It's eponymous!
The engineers still can't get over how exciting they are.