vector_zero @ vector_zero @lemmy.world

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Couldn't have said it better myself. Ranked choice voting would be a very welcome improvement to this garbage system, but obviously the government doesn't want that to go into effect.

Not to pull a whataboutism, but this happened in 2016 as well. Claims of Russian hacks and election fraud from the left, and the infamous "Here's how Bernie can still win" meme that we all know and love.

It doesn't excuse it from the right, but it's not a uniquely partisan issue.

Do you not realize the purposeful damage people like you who voted for that sociopath have done and continue to do?

Toxic, divisive, and unproductive language. You're also conveniently disregarding the fact that Trump's opponent was the only person in the whole country capable of losing to him. You should direct your anger toward the people responsible for electing her during the primaries, rather than a lone person, in California (who therefore had no impact on his election), who cast his vote 7 years ago.

You've effectively paraphrased Hillary's "basket of deplorables" quote. Attempting to alienate your opponents and treat them like rabid animals is not a winning move.

It was shockingly easy:

• Fancy mini-itx case (200 bucks)
• New AM5 CPU (250ish bucks)
• Compatible mini-itx motherboard (350 bucks)
• SSD and RAM (120ish bucks)
• GPU (200 bucks)
• Low profile cooler (45 bucks)
• Power supply (180 bucks)
• Taxes (100ish bucks)

Turns out mini-itx builds with new hardware will kick your wallet's ass.

Not a bad assessment. I voted for him in 2016, and given the current situation, I'd probably do it again if he was the chosen candidate. That said, I think he's done what was needed as a disruption to the system, and I would rather have somebody with less of an ego to stroke, and ideally less involvement with the financial elite.

Edit: Bring on the downvotes, I guess. I simply provided an honest perspective to help answer the posted question.

Just did this myself, though my cheap build accidentally ended up closer to 1500 bucks. Whoops.

Is Twitter an ISP?

A witch hunt!

Doesn't the RPi still go through the ISP? You'd still have to find a way to bypass their hijacking attempts, just on a different device this time.

Thing is, there's a difference between stealing a loaf of bread and looting a Nordstrom and assaulting the guards.

I use both containers and native installs. Native is nice for certain self-contained applications, Plex included IMO. For others, especially those that require a database or some other "messy" setup, containers are easily the superior option.

Or we could say female when describing females. Seems like a pragmatic approach.

This seems like it's geared toward higher power hardware that's not generally available on a consumer-grade router.

that's still someone's personal business.

One major caveat: if they're spilling over into the seat next to me in a theater or on an airplane, it suddenly becomes my business as well.

Might as well do it while everyone's anger is focused elsewhere.

1. Start with something simple like Mint or Fedora. It's quite easy to use.
2. Can you be more specific about the specific cable and software? Odds are it works, or it can work with some tinkering.
3. Brother printers work great in Linux in my experience.