Do we really think video games are promoting violence?
No, that's not their argument. They are saying the gun manufacturer advertised their real life gun in the video game. They don't have an issue with video game violence, they have an issue with advertising weapons to children.
What aren't you happy to financially support creators of open source software you like?
If anyone is actually interested in learning how this works, this is a great blog post, from an author convinced like many that it's a stupid thing for the rich, until... Well have a read: https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/cryonics.html
How do you get banned from Reddit? I know mods can ban from their subreddits, but getting banned from the entire site?
Thank you, Ente looks great, I have to try it.
Can you recommend a good alternative? Can be a paid one, but I can't find anything good.
Yes, and the guy wants to learn to programming and, for whatever reason, went with Rust. C is a bad choice for a first language, they will likely not enjoy it and quit. With Rust they have a fighting chance.
Keep with Rust, don't listen to the guy suggesting C. In fact Rust is starting to be used in the Linux kernel if for some reason you ever wanted to do that.
I'm not disputing that. I'm just finding it silly to call purchases donations.
It's a fair deal, but the point is it's not a donation. You can purchase pro features, and that's great. But it's not a donation if you get a product in return, that's just a purchase.
Betteridge's law of headlines strikes again
You should use randomly generated passwords from a password manager, there is no short supply of strong random passwords.
Some countries put scientists on their money, I think that's fair. For example the UK recently introduced the £50 banknote, and it features Alan Turing.