- not yet 50 (I'm like... 49.8)
- no high risk conditions, asthma not enough
- no prescription

I tried to get the pneumonia vax and was turned away despite having asthma? I had pneumonia last year and it was incredibly bad.

Oh yeah I meant a BMC without any bugs

It should have a BMC

I think I managed to give myself sciatica on the right side through slightly asymmetric bicycling habits that compensated for a 30yo injury to my left knee. This is now causing problems in my left arm because of how I sleep. haha.

(I now see you captured the rationale earlier in the thread and I just restated it. Sorry, my brain is addled with COVID and decongestants.)

I think the idea was that a single copyright holder is better able to enforce the license.

But for whatever it's worth, GCC and glibc no longer require it.

I think it's pretty clear we're talking about the practice of copyright assignment as a condition of contribution.

contributors retain copyright but grant Canonical permission to relicense
canonical.com/legal/contri...

yes, the Google CLA in this context seems to function more like the kernel's DCO as opposed to (say) Canonical's CLA for its copyleft projects.

Try it! It's so good.

Helix is famously low-config for many uses, but it needed coaxing (a custom local language definition derived from its source code) to work with a certain well-known C codebase that uses hard tabs with width 8.