Eh, every distro is trade-offs. There’s not a straightforward “better or worse”.
The worst mistake you could make? Making it hard for you to change your mind later.
So take notes on what you modify, try to keep your data/configs consolidated so you could easily migrate to a new distro, etc.
And ideally have your hardware set up so that you can try booting a new distro without losing your existing setup.
Viscous
Needs some gender fluid to thin that out
“Now watch this drive”
Release the full Epstein files, you asshat
There’s gonna be an empty band in the airwaves where PBS used to be.
IPTV stream of Ms Rachel, interspersed with leftist messages every 20-30mins, image macro saying how easy it is to set up a transmitter for your community, post it on social media everywhere…
One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter
buying opportunities
For whom?
Didn’t even poop, just derped on my phone for a while
I feel like there was a time when we messed around with unregulated banking before.
I don’t remember what happened though…
Huh. Oh well.
Hey, yaknow what’s a funny word? “Contagion”. Hehe. What a weird word.
What was I saying? Eh, it’ll be fine.
Idk man. The Sneetches “got really quite wise on that day”, but they still never guillotined Sylvester McMonkey McBean.
From an MMT perspective… we really don’t need to reduce the national debt. So many useful people, skills, and resources are being poorly utilized.
We could deficit spend to boost green energy, education, housing, mass transportation infrastructure, etc. and have a better economy on the other side of it.
Instead, we’ll continue to spend on stagnant, monopolized sectors and also refuse to tax billionaires to lessen the harm of these bad investments.
And then we’ll pretend that welfare austerity — ripping away the last shreds of buying power from the lower classes — is somehow fiscally responsible, despite the obvious reality that an economy where nobody can buy or make anything is doomed to death spiral.
Jew != Israeli. Conflating the two is antisemitic.
The context “Rotten Tomatoes” primed my brain to interpret the (75%) as a score, and I was like “There’s no way Comcast is even in double digits.”
Gotta hold the doorbell while you flip the circuit breakers to enter the boot menu
See the comments for a bunch of examples
Not just to show the logo, but to run the entire machine. Probably IoT enabled, so monitoring and maintenance actions and OTA are important enough that it’s worth having a very slim version of Linux on there instead of taking the security risk of building up from a lower level.
No thanks, I don’t want to hear that creature’s voice
Among other cryptids
Something else I appreciated:
“You know, and this point of view, you probably came into contact with through the work of people like Gene Sharp, who was, you know, kind of the main theorist of nonviolent resistance.
But then someone said he got revealed now that Gene Sharp, someone did a book, that Gene Sharp was revealed as a neoliberal apologist.
Well, it isn’t a book. But what has happened is that the researchers that took up his sort of project of let’s establish that this was the goal, really. Let’s establish that nonviolent resistance is the primary way in which successful social movements are successful.
A person named Erika Chenoweth and her and their colleague Maria Stevan wrote a book called Why Civil Resistance Works in 2011. But as a sociologist of street rebellion named Ben Case has shown, they really are working with a very poor data set because they fail to disambiguate between things like armed violent resistance from a violent militant like Gorilla Flank and unarmed violent resistance as in rioting within a protest movement where there are marches or there are protests or there are various gatherings that might involve stuff that we’re seeing in LA recently, right? Like people throwing stones at cop cars and setting waymos on fire and shit like that.
And so the problem with with Chenoweth’s book is that it convinced a whole bunch of people that if you are trying to smash the windows of cop cars that you’re actually doing a form of violent resistance that will not work. But actually, according to the classification of their data set, smashing the windows of police cars are within the nonviolent category because they’re not armed, right? So there’s a big confusion about the actual data.
I played, I won, I smiled. Good job OP!