No luck about it. Luck is for people who don’t plan.

Hmm seems to be pretty easy to get around the rule.

I wonder how this will impact us infrastructure types. I am sure there must have been an exception to the rule at least once in my career but I can’t recall any, code I have made for all governments has been open source and if you lost it somehow I would just email it.

My only concern would be the systems that my code runs on top of won’t be willing to share. It is one thing to demand it from me, another to demand it from Siemens. Then you add in very low level code for individual devices such as VFDs

I guess the nightmare would be that PLC/DCS/VFD makers would basically be blacklisted and I would have to work around that fact.

Yes it has, just like your boy Rittenhouse did to those protesters

By many you mean one. Not trying to defend your argument about guns being tools I noticed

If Goldman Sachs told me the sky was blue, I would go outside, check, and get an eye exam.

Even if I were it wouldn’t be a big deal since I don’t own a weapon, only tools. Unlike your boy Rittenhouse

Guess I have to post those four pictures again. Maybe you will figure it out next time

I have seen none of these heaps.

No. An AR-15 is not in the same category of a claw hammer.

Any kinda craft. Right now it’s basic woodwork and crotchet.

Must be nice being morally superior to everyone else and lucky to be that privileged.

Who won the popular vote in 2016?

Who won the popular vote in 2016?

Who won the popular vote in 2016?

Nope. Weapons are weapons, tools are tools.

Who won the popular vote in 2016?

Who won the popular vote in 2016?

I see you have chosen the lawful stupid alignment. Good for you.

It’s like some meme version of the Trolley problem where you have millions of LGBT+minorities+Ukrainians+immigrants on one track and a rapist on the other one. Just to test out how far you are willing to hold to your firm stance of never pulling the lever.