Comments by "LoneTech" (@0LoneTech) on "The Lunduke Journal" channel.

I'm absolutely more concerned about the word "the" in that title, because it suggests there wouldn't be other questions regarding undefined behaviour. Trying to associate all occurences of "the foobar question" phrasing with antisemitism is insane.
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You mean they banned you for picking fights using the most inane and offensive falsehoods you could think of?
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That's just shifting the damage. I've been told a few times to ask these chatbots for solutions, and I typically end up with three times as much text to wade through that doesn't apply. I mean, it makes sense in the dog fooding way (don't expect us to deal with AI offal you haven't even read), but it's more productive not to use the garbage generators in the first place.
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You are mistaken. Also, the channel operator has zero control over youtube's automatic deletions. YouTube also have no control because they don't want it; it's just another rampant ML system, motivated by the myth of it saving work. The truth is the work isn't getting done but the damage is.
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Well, obviously. You see, a linker is called a loader in Unix, and that reminds me of the song Sixteen Tons, so must be a reference to slavery. /s
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It certainly exposes a bias in the decision process. Someone was so leery of letting their real reasons show they thought looking this bad was better.
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... that "quantum leap" misappropriated expression never ceases to amuse. It literally means the smallest possible change.
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This is taboo, having nothing to do with socialism. Picking out phrases or words to be banned. Incidentally, the taboo tribe does it to avoid naming the dead. That might be very close to another term that triggers some. The result was a continually contorting language filled with ridiculous euphemisms, something English also is rich in; e.g. "tired and confused".
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You know, if that was true it would be a more sensible reason. Unfortunately it appears made up by some other troll. Somebody had a decision process so poor they thought masking it with this accusation looked better.
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@Artificial_Incompetence_Bot In the FreeCAD 1.0 release candidates, you can select specific subsets that form closed curves to make different features from one sketch, and bodies can contain multiple solids, though features aren't intended to. Side note, the work benches are task based modes quite similar to how video editors come with modes like logging, editing, audio mixing and colour grading. Blender's screen templates are quite similar in purpose. You can rearrange things to your liking too. One challenge in FreeCAD is when tools are inconsistent, like how to move things (drag? gizmo? click twice with move tool?) or which mirror tool works with what objects. Blender is better but not perfect in that regard. 3D CAD overall is infamously unintuitive. "Most CAD packages" tends to be a code phrase for "the one thing I'm used to".
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@toomanymarys7355 You missed the joke, friend. I suspect this one obliquely referenced another piece of fake propaganda with the word elders in the title.
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