Thanks!

Probably a dumb question, but here it goes-

Escape velocity is the velocity needed to escape the moon/planet’s gravity without any further propulsion, right?

A stone thrown upwards would slowly lose its velocity and then start falling back because there’s no engine to keep it going.

But an “ideal spherical bird” could keep going at a constant velocity of 20m/s to escape whatever planet it wants to leave, right?

Does the escape velocity really matter here? (Assuming that all other issues like lack of air are ignored)

I man, the Montreal product protocol absolutely succeeded at protecting and eventually repairing damage to the ozone layer. So, if nothing else, that one’s a win on multiple levels.

It’s just that the powers that be decided that they didn’t want to go through all that hassle again and the “people” decided that they were done sacrificing.

I was responding to your comment “it’s getting annoying” in response to AI features being added to oss tools. Either way, we’ve lost the plot in this thread lol. No hard feelings man. Have a good day! :)

I’m not flexing, I’m acknowledging the reality of the people we share the world with.

Not integrating the tools that the users want to use is how you end up in a situation 10 years down the road where people say “oh, oss-version-of-my-favourite-tool doesn’t have A, B, and C so I can’t use it” and lose another gen of users.

But ковер плесень did it first and better!