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The Bourne Incontinence.

I’ve used all three products and I prefer Gimp. My wife prefers Krita. It’s great to have choices.

I mostly agree. The only Adobe product I miss is After Effects. I haven’t found anything that scratches that itch.

I use Blender (and others), but it’s not ideal for 2.5D effects.

You get the politicians you deserve. The electorate doesn’t think past next week, so the politicians don’t need to.

VIKINGS: The Odyssey.

It looks nothing like the Mediterranean.

All the nice bells and whistles that mint comes with: mostly cinnamon and the upgrade manager out-of-the-box. I’ve been using it for a few months, and I prefer it over stock debian and normal mint.

I get 403 Forbidden messages seemingly randomly when I use the web interface. Sometimes it works great. No problems. Most times, not. No issues using summit.

There’s [email protected] or just contact Ruud directly @[email protected].

That would just further disenfranchise creators, most of whom don’t make much (if any) money. Why would corporations fork out money for rights to stories/scripts/music when they can wait 10 years and get it for free? We have enough issues currently with corps stealing our IP to train their AIs, and then regurgitate almost exact copies to directly compete against us.