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I can see they have staff shortages that prohibits that: https://foldingathome.org/faqs/high-performance/fah-on-boinc/ https://foldingathome.org/faqs/high-perfo

• anticensor 7y ago
  Did you mean "inhibit"? Prohibit means to forbid.
  • Symmetry 7y ago
    Prohibit as in "(of a fact or situation) prevent (something); make impossible." rather than "formally forbid (something) by law, rule, or other authority". It's not the most common usage of the word but it's still a pretty common one.
    • drewbug 7y ago
      e.g. "prohibitively expensive"
  • deleted 7y ago
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  • ptah 7y ago
    to me "inhibit" means more like dampening or lessening something while "prohibit" means stopping something completely