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  • Actually if you're on Rawhide, 42 is already out:
    NAME="Fedora Linux"
    VERSION="42 (MATE-Compiz Prerelease)"
    ID=fedora
    VERSIONID=42
    VERSIONCODENAME=""
    PLATFORMID="platform:f42"
    PRETTYNAME="Fedora Linux 42 (MATE-Compiz Prerelease)"
    ANSICOLOR="0;38;2;60;110;180"
    LOGO=fedora-logo-icon
    CPENAME="cpe:/o:fedoraproject:fedora:42"
    DEFAULTHOSTNAME="fedora"
    HOMEURL="https://fedoraproject.org/"
    DOCUMENTATIONURL="https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/rawhide/system-administrators-guide/"
    SUPPORTURL="https://ask.fedoraproject.org/"
    BUGREPORTURL="https://bugzilla.redhat.com/"
    REDHATBUGZILLAPRODUCT="Fedora"
    REDHATBUGZILLAPRODUCTVERSION=rawhide
    REDHATSUPPORTPRODUCT="Fedora"
    REDHATSUPPORTPRODUCTVERSION=rawhide
    SUPPORTEND=2025-05-13
    VARIANT="MATE-Compiz"
    VARIANTID=matecompiz
    [root@fedora ]#

  • @Tinidril He was backed into a corner and so he fought, he gave plenty of indications of what would happen, we ignored them, he followed through with exactly what he said he would do. If we'd followed through with what we said we would do and not advanced NATO past East Germany, then all Raytheon and company wouldn't be racking in the dollars killing people now.

  • @Tinidril I would be against that too but that is not the reason they invaded the Ukraine. I know someone who was born in Kiev, then lived in Moscow Russia, then moved to the United States, so he identifies with both sides of the conflict and just wants to see it end, but that's not happen as long as we continue to turn it into a proxy war with Russia.

  • @Tinidril If it were not for our input I kind of doubt that would be the case.

    You know we are at a precipice, we have the technology now to really make this world a nice place, or we can fight over what are mostly obsolete resources and turn it into a hellscape. I would prefer the former but obviously you and a lot of others prefer the latter.

  • @Tinidril It's realistic is what it is. It's not trying to paint Putin as some evil Hitler clone. It's what happens when you don't have a vested interest in the military industrial complex and aren't a shill for someone who does.

  • @Tinidril How about self defense, same thing we would have called the invasion of Cuba if the Russians hadn't backed down.

  • @griefstricken Prior to nuclear weapons perhaps but that kind of takes the humor out of it.

  • @griefstricken @fruitycoder I don't think political change is even desirable, contrasted with Dmitry Medvedev and especially with Boris Yeltsin and Mikhail Gorbachev before him and pretty much the farther back you go the worse it gets, Konstantin Chernenko, Yuri Andropov, I mean farther back you go the worse they get. I think Putin really has been the most willing to work with us if we had only returned the same in kind, as any Russian leader in history. As for political change, though I do not think it will come as a result the political will of the people, sure he has his detractors but think most people are not unhappy with him, where it's likely to come is simply the fact that he is 72 years old, we don't know the state of his health or how long it will hold up.

  • Federa release numbers are not Redhat release numbers.

  • @BCsven As I stated though moot, the laws have really outlived their usefulness. There are simply too many unsecured systems on the Internet to make it impossible for a bad foreign actor to gain access to any software that is not intended for export. When I worked for the local telco, many of their switches had dial-in modems that connected to the recent change channels, the channels that allow you to alter how lines were assigned, telephone calls were routed, etc, without so much as a login or password. If you knew the commands you could do pretty much anything you wanted to. I caused a major meltdown that got me an unwanted interview with directors merely for suggesting that they put a password on the root account of a pbx interface Unix system used to serve a 40,000 line customer. So yea security is mostly a joke and as a result these laws serve no useful purpose.

  • No, it would encourage irresponsibility which already seems a major issue with lemmy.

  • @mindbleach @Allero From what I'm seeing from Lemmy, I would estimate the wackadoodle's to be much higher than 50%.

  • @BCsven @Allero Given the modular nature of the kernel, the module can always be made available separately those today's Internet really makes such restrictions, as they apply to software, moot.

  • @vga I can only tell you that if my personal net worth was 50 million, I'd be looking for a new national home yesterday.

  • @griefstricken Yea I don't think where the servers are hosted is the issue, if it were I'd be seeing this same traffic on my other social media sites and from other than lemmy servers here. Well there are about there other non-lemmy sites that are problematic but in a different way, lot of racist comments from a handful.

  • @griefstricken @DraconicNEO I've seen more trolling from lemmy hosts than anything else here recently. I was going to add a lemmy site to my social media sites but this has convinced me that perhaps now is not the time. This time last year mastodon was a big problem but it has settled down, perhaps lemmy will in the future.