No, I am from Venezuela. It isn't that level of common, but sometimes you see a biker decide the bottleneck is too much to go between and change to the sidewalk. There is also a few places where it is supposed to be people walking only but some will just get in there for no reason.

The worst offenders of this are the cops and military, because they usually aren't on small displacement bikes but massive 1000cc Vstrom and KLRs.

Also see a lack of banning motorcycles. Tho, I probably think this because small 100cc bikes are super common in my country and the bad habit of them to get in sidewalks.

The quote above is from Ken Thompson, not Stallman.

Bro, I didn't know that, you are a godsend.

What a thrill

Did 800mb broke his mind or did the pretty print did something weird or just the fact it formatted 800mb in the eay 2000s? Because I am trying to figure out why that was the only question.

Edit: just realized is a repost by someone else. Now I am left with the question.

I am curious now what it was about? Making pie?

About Linux, I feel Con Kolivas, a former Linux kernel dev said is very accurate. There could be a bug in the kernel that causes desktop use case go to a crawl or freeze can be ignored for years, but Oracle reports there is a bug in the server usecase that causes a 0.5% of performance lost once per month and the same day it will be fixed.

Enterprise use simply eclipse the focus of the devs to regular people use. Which just only highlights even more why the desktop experience improved so rapidly until Valve decided they wanted Linux for gaming. Simply there wasn't anyone that cared for the end user experience and wasn't running their own fork (yes, I am talking about Google).

This principle is why I would love to have a kei car. Need to put all your driving skills at max to keep with traffic. Sounds like a fun idea for the few that actually like driving cars.