JungleJim

I am also an end user. What you're wanting to do is dangerous and will either get you killed or leave your expensive servers a pile of slag. If you really have the time, money, and knowledge to run a server bank with "many gpus", then get a real electrician to enable you to even install it correctly.

Honestly your question makes me question your preparedness. I'd consider more research if I were you.

Google forks Linux to make a mobile operating system, stripping out lots of familiar FOSS software and licensing requirements and replacing it with their own. Also it's written in java.

So this person thinks they found a loophole to steal gas and power, and all they have to do is an "I said so" spell, but that the people they're stealing from can't and won't just "I said so" spell right back? "How can I get these people and the cops to stop caring about my theft attempts?"

Akshully, it's a digital image representing a joke made by a young person who may be real or hypothetical. Not sure why it was an important distinction, but it's important to you and so thank you for trying to explain.

You're right that as language evolves it presents unique challenges. You're also right that there's always room for improvement.

This is the therapist bridging the gap, explaining that what they're referring to has a more useful term than "bruh moment" which doesn't really cover it. The patient has to cross the bridge and gain the understanding the doctor offers.

If the doctor is trying to help the patient understand a concept, using the collectively agreed upon terminology can be very useful. If we all make our own names for things nobody will know what anyone is talking about. It's fine if a patient or anyone has their own personal terms for things in a non-medical, non-academic, or non-professional setting, but if the goal is to communicate, you need a common reference place.

What short sighted idiots. Chopping down a tree to steal the fruit? Our species is its own Great Filter.

I'm out of the loop. I know he's seen as cantankerous but did he say or do something actually bad?

Who does that help?

Edit: Yes, I see.

Edit 2: Ah jeez.

It's exhausting having Europeans assume that because I live here I A) endorse everything about it with every fiber of my being and B) have no ability to conceptualize any other way of living at all, much less a better one than my current American lifestyle.

It's true we don't have a quaint medieval village on an island, but we never had invading Huns or something force us to live on a postage stamp of land and make a quaint little village there.

Black and white? Don't fight. Grey? Stay away. Green? Remain unseen. Plaid? That's real bad. Red? That's just Fred. Clear? Oh dear... Orange? Make some...more...whinge?