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  • “CPD isn’t the same police force it was in 1968”

    🇽 Doubt

  • “The other six … refused to share data about when they might be spilling … They said it could prejudice an ongoing criminal investigation”

    y’all understand that American corporations are a warning, not a guidebook, right?

  • I’ve been hearing really nice reviews of Void …

  • just the coast of Florida – the inner coast home to red tides and the outer coast home to drifts of seaweed hosting flesh-eating bacteria

  • now just a little touch of furikake on the onigiri

  • just as long as you can tell the difference between whether it’s holding your hand or leading you by the nose

  • can’t have conservative snowflakes getting triggered

  • “I think Gen Z will not be ignored, and … a lot of those folks are tired of parties. Their entire life, people have been lying to them and not coming through.”

  • the Finnish do not rake their forests

    but they have turned it into a running gag

  • before the privatization of Sallie Mae, post-secondary education was somewhat affordable in the US (limiting itself more to racial discrimination) – after the privatization, they started raising the rates of student loans, became a collector of student loans, started subsidizing loans offered directly from the institutions which allowed post-secondary institutions to raise their fees through the roof driving people into bankruptcy

  • and a new saltwater fountain fed by conservative tears

  • Copmala Harris was a perfect match for Student Loan Joe

    • repeat the “Don’t sweat it.”
    • Ubuntu is a perfectly fine starting point (the other “beginner distro” that’s commonly recommended is LinuxMint)
    • »AFTER« you become comfortable with what you have:
    • »THEN« take a look at immutable distros
      • “immutable distro” is a catch-all term that embraces several concepts
        • immutable – the root filesystem is set to read-only – makes it harder to mess up your system
        • declarative – your hardware and packages and configs are declared in a master configuration file
        • atomic / transactional – updates are checked as they’re applied, if it fails, it gets rolled back to a previous “safe state”
        • container / sandbox – ex. Flatpak or Docker or OCI – apps are isolated in their own sandbox and not allowed to mess up anything else