>Jesus died carrying humanity’s original sin.

I dont think I'll ever understand how this isnt regarded as just fanfic.

Jesus (who is also God), died so that God (who is also Jesus), wouldn't be mad at us - who He created - for sinning (breaking the rules that God (who is also Jesus) made).

He had to do this because although He is omnipotent and omniscient, He was unable to forgive us without literally pinning our sins on His Son Jesus (who is also God) and then letting us kill him for it.

It makes perfect sense and has no contradictions when someone teaches it to you every Sunday during your childhood.

Just curious.. do they list all those kernel version because there is regression in versions after 6.18.22 ?

ie does v 6.19.0 have the flaw in it?

No, it was fixed initially in 7.0, and the patch then applied to the 6.18 and 6.19 branches, fixing the existing bug in versions 6.18.22 and 6.19.12. The bug exists in 6.19.0 to 6.19.11, but not as a regression - those were all released before the bug was fixed.

excellent.

Hope to see more of this.

I'm pretty sure that will be an eventual evolution of the product. The business model cant sustain itself as it is at the moment, eventually chatGPT wont be the product... we the users will be.

show me an AI company that is making an cashlow profit?

I doubt 1% of the 40k will learn anything.

also this took me way too long to realize it had nothing to do with warhammer.

when will they learn that its people that make a company, not machines.

somewhere near the 90 minute mark, IIRC: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070723/

oh man i hope this works on dell laptops

I've repeatedly observed (from outside of the US) that the core of the culture of the US appears to be that everything is a consumable.. including and especially its people.

its social contract is poisoned by this proposition.

I've just had 30kwh of their battery system installed. its working very nicely so far.. the Anker Solix X1