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  • Of our hard-earned money, those degenerate warmongers (I'm looking at you, Urszula)!

  • The only cartoonish thing here is obvious (and very stupid) Ukrainian propaganda.

  • Sacrebleu!

  • Single IP can host multiple websites. You really want to block half the internet?

  • On ISP level? Only with DNS blocking. Which is pointless since you can simply change the DNS server to some non-ISP one. That's probably why they want to force this stupidity onto browsers. Which is even more stupid and pointless.

  • You make a very valid point, I didn't think of that problem before. My mother learned how to use a PC back in 1988 when we had XT and Wordstar. It's obvious that she understands the basics of OS and filesystems, but I guess that skill is now becoming quite fringe.

  • No, the nuance is in the number of people who confirm the change, they must be 50% +1.

  • In the balkans everybody is using viber. 😖

  • I disagree, forks can be made but in reality nobody cares, 99.999% still follow the 'main' repo. Sometimes shit like that happens (looking at you, Buterik!), but that kinda misses the point that the validation is not implemented optimally.

  • My grandma never lived to see Windows or Linux. But my mom who's in her 80s learned Linux pretty much instantly when moving from XP to Mint.

  • What? I've been using Squawker and lately it stopped working because monkey boy elon borked something again in the twitter api. No tweets for me.

  • What barrier, it's totally easier to use than windblows.

  • Let me tell you the story about a stuck USB update on my work laptop.

  • Why? It could be enforced in the same way that a BTC transaction is validated, just adding a rule that a wallet, specified as the author, should get a percentage of the trade.