conneru64

There's no protocol-level support, but all the communication happens over a socket and shared buffers, so that can be serialized. I believe Waypipe does this.

Well, it's frequently easier to kill powerful people than to remove them by other means, so the question becomes: how much benefit must it provide to justify killing someone, including how that compares to other options?

I configure my system to suit my needs with bits and pieces provided generously and openly by others, just like I configured my gender.

copium

*chromium

I guide others to a treasure I cannot posses

Well, children taxi

I'm pretty sure that commenter cited that reason as why it would be a bad idea.

What? This was a hypothetical scenario. You're making up something to be mad at.

Somehow that pulls in the Riemann Hypothesis as dependency

You might not have a choice if they all decide to do it. Companies are actually kinda good at that kind of collective actions sometimes.

And it's also probably why I didn't like being in photos.