MachineFab812 @ MachineFab812 @discuss.tchncs.de

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Looks like transphobes.

I mean, you and I hope they are remembered forever as the villains they are, so, like I said, they should hope to go down as little more than footnotes.

A lame-duck 2nd term is the best Trump's legacy can hope for.

I'm too old to bother, but thanks for the advice. Both should hope to be forgotten in our lifetimes.

The userbase and lack of content curation/moderation has everything to do with that. The Chinese version gets a whallop of censorship as well, but yeah, their motivation to help other countries educate the young or avoid brain-rot is well in the negatives.

Not how I wanted to be vindicated for my 2020 vote for Howie Hawkins. More recently, I held my nose and voted Harris, and it makes me sick to think she would have failed to get Israel to stop.

I mean, if TikTok US were more like TikTok China, with emphasis on educational content, there would never have been a problem.

I don't even care that it's Fedora. If I wanted to confine my-self to Steam's supported hardware, I would buy another console. Bazzite does what Steam should have been doing, and better at that.

It never was.

I mean, fair, but their perks are better than the Canadian Army's, last I checked.

Blow up the scale of the sails enough, and entirely wind-powered version of that land-ship is possible:
https://youtu.be/Bxlwn5zqdmk

Reminds me of the meme the other day about joining the war for Canada, on the side of Canada. I legit had a moment where I wondered whether Quebec could ruin it if the French Foreign Legion set-up a base there.

Idk, but by this point Sim City 3000 should work on ReactOS! My reading mistake learned me a thing!

I'm thinking one would be best off writing a virtual machine hypervisor to run Python code, like facebook did to run their PHP as close to the bare metal as they could get it.

It would still be a beast of a project to start on with the VM already built, of course.

This reminds me, I need to get back to having the occassional weekday off to help stock the local foodbank.

Funny, how you called them "Democratic", not Leftist or ever Progressive. You certainly chose the right word.

The red state where I live is just California-adjacent, with less id-pol distractions from all the anti-youth, anti-protest, anti-immigrant, anti-minority fuckery that is all-to-alive and well there. I'll remind you, also, that the legal overreach within 100 miles of the border means no-one, of any persuasion, is any safer from the government in California, Maine, New York, what-have-you, than my neighbors and I are in what is otherwise an irredeemable hell-scape portion of the country, or so I am told.

Edit: It occurs to me that not everyone knows about the 4th-Amendment-Free zone within 100 miles of the USA's borders, including all coastlines, and encompassing several entire states.

Let's see ... neither version of the cartoon in the article, and the editor "refutes" the accusation, when its more of a half-assed denial. Nothing to see here.

As I mentioned previously, I am aware of the options on PC.

I mean, I'm aware of the near-infinite ways to accomplish what I've described on PC or Mac. Android or iOS are the environments I've not found a convenient way around the limitations, and sadly where I do most of my content-consumption.

Whole point of using different browsers for me is keeping things seperate. I don't sign into anything on Chrome, and all I use it for is ...

Anyways, I wish I could just have multiple installs of a browser I almost trust, but keep the various categories of cookies and logins seperate from one another.

That's some goooood stream-of-consciousness screed right there. Usually, I would have to re-read any paragraphs remotely that long a time or two.