Xournal lets you paint on a document, which I guess isn’t what they need when they talk about legal stuff. Digitally signing a document is still one of the rare cases where I boot up my windows vm. It’s so annoying that there’s practically no way to do that in Linux as my company’s processes rely on it.

Great, now I’ve got tea on my sweater…

This really caught me by surprise.

Then you’re working with the wrong others.

If you host a forum, you can easily access the database to move threads into some kind of archive if you no longer want to host it. It could also be moved to another server. Stuff like that.

Using a proprietary service instead is just a bad idea.

Infact, I’d say the only other Metroid game that holds up to Super is Metroid Prime.

What about Zero Mission?

I really don’t get the article. It’s not the compiler’s purpose to prevent logic errors nor does it do that properly. Trying to overcomplicate your types to the degree where they prevent a few of them at the cost of making your code less flexible concerning potential future issues doesn’t sound like a good idea either.

What’s wrong with tests? Just write tests to see if your code does what it’s expected to do and leave the compiler for what it’s made for.

It is. You don’t have root, though, which is a pretty distinctive separation between a default android and a default desktop or server Linux.