@sheepfilms based on the skelatol structure and physics, I'm going with 1.

@tubetime

As intended, old codes from book.

@tubetime oh yea, thanks for the like.

@tubetime oh I found a set of code tables on a crazy old book I meant to post, this reply is actually just to remind me to POST IT RUE.

@Longplay_Games @lproven

oh there are tonnes of issues, mostly that AI code is being accepted into the kernel debian is using. I dont know if thats better or worse than all the sabature coders who have been pushing exploits and garbage into the OSS community for over 10 years.

@sunweaver @lproven I'm on a different part of the spectrum, I do electronics and made utilities for other people doing electronics. I dont have 3 years to dedicate to being an official debian developer, I have main.c
I have come to suspect that the only way a program gets into debian is when debian adopts it, and I have no idea how that process works. someone somewhere must say "our distribution is not complete until we have netcat" and netcat is absorbed into debian. at the same time packages that are important, like pump and orphaner, seem to have been kicked out for some reason.

@lproven debian has a ban on contributions in general, I have a few cool little command line utilities and programs I wanted to contribute and found out it would take a 3 year certification process where I had to travel around the world exchanging usb keys to be allowed to and would only succeed if , after it all, one of them was willing to 'bless' me.

I honestly have no idea how ANY of the packages in debian got there, but I can TOTALLY understand when projects host there own packages.

@Maristya actually, I would like to see the blame put on the enablers, the town, districts, and cities that allow the construction of the datacenters. I think there are often people paid under the table to put thru the building permits.