They don’t give a flying fuck about the Palestinians
Bro, Israelis come online and exclaim their feelings about Palestinians, go to any mildly zionist corner of the internet and they will gladly tell you how little they value Palestinian life and want them gone.
Yeah I have one laptop that doesn't play nice with default Debian drivers, and even the special .iso with a bundle of different wifi drivers, still can't connect during install. Debian derived distros all work fine, but Debian itself gives me problems with that one machine. Hate when it happens, but sometimes you just gotta try out a distro with different default settings.
Freedom respecting operating systems have been painless for most machines for at least a decade at this point, for that long anyone could have installed an easy distro and just used it normally. The problem now with getting people to switch is that they expect zero adjustment period, when they could just get used to something new that still functions 95% the same as Windows on the user's side.
Like the other amigo said, it's detected emissions from a pulsar. For some more explanation, pulsars spin really fast and emit radio waves, think of it sorta like a lighthouse. So what the image is measuring is the intensity of the radio waves from this pulsar as it spins, with each period stacked in front of the last.
Visual aid from Wikipedia:
As you can see, this one has been simplified to demonstrate the concept, and the actual data is much more varied and interesting to look at; I do not know what causes the peak offsets and would also like an explanation
this is a Just World fallacy, assuming the best thing will always be adopted and therefore everything not adopted is worse than [current thing], when it is entirely possible that there are in fact better options
This is why I will only ever support open standards