Alternatively, they could declare that all new code would be licensed under the GPL rather than under the MIT license.
The fact that there is word for this experience demonstrates that the experience itself objectively exists, which only serves to prove my point.
Even if it is an illusion created by the brain, does that make it any less existent?
Wrong approach:
Im sorry that your annoyed by my simple mistake, but thats you're problem.
This could mean that it’s the year of thy Linux desktop 🤔
And thine as well!
The lowest end hardware you ever ran Linux on, so far!
I for one applaud the automakers for their bravery in harvesting our data themselves in order to improve our products!
I love that Eratosthenes was able to estimate the circumference of the earth with the amount of math we had in his era.
Not only that, but he was much closer to the right answer than Columbus was, yet Columbus is the one to get a day named after him, even though Columbus would have died due to starvation as most people had predicted he would if he had not gotten lucky and run into a continent that no one knew about except for the people that lived there and the Vikings and the Chinese and other people that didn't count! It just proves the principle that the key to success is not to be smart but to be lucky.
Confusingly, no, they are completely unrelated things, despite how similar the names look. (This confused me as well until somewhat recently.)
Think of it as being a different way of saying "anxiety scrolling", because "doom scrolling" is primarily referring to the experience of being driven by anxiety to compulsively consume a never-ending stream of bad news.
For example, I had to cut myself off from following what is going on in Los Angeles earlier today because I recognized the signs of going past the point of merely keeping tabs on it to stay informed and compulsively anxiously reloading the page to see if there were any new updates.