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@emmetoneill@mas.to I disagree with you here. I mean not the part that U.S.A needs to be on moon or not. But humans should explore space. May be collectively they should do it. And they should also provide for healthcare and other essential things which uplift human living standards back on earth. Not having healthcare and other stuff is a failure of govt. We should correct the failure but in correcting one failure we should not clamp down on other good thing that govt. is doing. Making scientific progress and also making progress in human living standard both are important they should not be seen as one or the other.

@emmetoneill@mas.to We all are now tired by the shenanigans of our governments. Sadly some also feel fear of expressing this. It makes us loose hope in the process and system. But then we should be optimistic. Every night is surely followed by a day. The problem both here and in your place seems to be from non participation of people. I hope people wake up and choose better, not just once but every-time, that is only thing I can hope for the sake of my (our) future generation.

@emmetoneill@mas.to I think both can go in parallel. Often the tech needed for rockets ends up helping people on ground. So both side should be encouraged.

@davidrevoy haha nice one 😂. One idea for future episode may be - the subscription nagging. After countless rephrasing, prompting and correction for making it understand your query. You want the answer for something too bad, you are out of credits. Upgrade to pro plan it is just 2 souls per month.

@Wolthera 🙏👍 thank you so much. The effort you have put into this tool is legendary

@NIGHTEN side note: the man in the image is the former president of India and rocket scientist Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. His story is also inspiring. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._P._J._Abdul_Kalam

@davidrevoy Now that is what I was saying 😊 . Nice episode have a safe journey.

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org I think after our bug report Debian 13 has udev hid bpf atleast in backports. - https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1110780#27 I cannot confirm if it is default now since I am not using Debian at the moment, but it should be in backports.