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Microplastics will be the "boomers all have lead poisoning" of millennials

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  • Is plastic really better? PVC, ABS,polyethylene and the rest get brittle after some time depending on conditions. All the degradation byproducts are in the water

    • Welcome to petty lane

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    • Fairphone announces the €599 Fairphone 6, with a 6.31" 120Hz LTPO OLED display, a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chip, and enhanced modularity with 12 swappable parts

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  • Having yet another thing to keep charged
    a usb port is far easier to break
    I hate earbuds, I want my same old over the ear $15 sony headphones that last for years

    BT is just another thing to fuss with for no apparent benefit, I have an assortment of BT crap that won't connect consistently.
    Whatever convenience BT might offer is negated by the time wasted learning the intricacies of the ever changing APPs [software]

    • Tesla Cybertruck sales collapse, company accepts trade-ins with extreme depreciation

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  • Infamy or Fame
    Noticed them though right :D

    • Rulecycling

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  • Wax is mostly made from oil too

    • 'Call This What It Is—Theft': Republicans Approve Largest Medicaid, SNAP Cuts in US History

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  • Paygo is a poison pill the GOPux passed in 1990
    We see the results
    Unwilling to figure out a sensible budget, their incompetence triggers automatic cuts... Next up Debt Ceiling

    • 'Hidden' provision in Trump's big bill could disarm US Supreme Court

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  • We already have a basic problem
    Governance ideally is people of good intentions coming together to make things better
    Conservatives don't have good intentions

    Prosecutors control law enforcement
    Courts have no way to enforce their rulings

    • YSK: Regulations don't exist because governments like them...

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  • New safety laws/rules are always in reaction to bad behavior or to shift liability
    I worked in industrial food plants in the central valley of California
    Jack n the Box killing children, changed the food industry
    All the big retailers & fast food chains started requiring SAP, ISO type material resource planning systems to limit their liability. We had regular drills where we had to find a specific package wherever it might be within the hour as if there was a problem that had come to light
    While OSHA & CalOSHA exist, our biggest driver of safety improvements was the workmans comp insurance companies. They would do inspections a couple of times a year & we would implement their "suggestions"
    In 20+ years the only time I heard about an OSHA inspection was after an outside contractor got crushed by a loading dock he was working on & failed to block it up, they were in & out in an hour

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  • Mint's ok other than that ubun taint Years ago it was a one man show, not as much now?
    I came & went from Mint 2010, I don't remember specifics, something about network shares

    My criteria is corporate or community?
    Tinker or work?
    Bleeding edge or just works
    KDE/qt or Gnome/gtk, there are a few DE's forked from Gnome
    I like the consistency across KDE apps of being able to have a custom toolbar & shortcuts

    I like community built, user friendly, KDE

    Whatever you choose, install the meta package. You can add a DE, but you will have to chase weird crap & it will never be as good as a clean install
    I like to install whatever I want to test on usb3 external nvme/sdd/hdd & use the Home [files] on the main machine or copy home as backup, best way to get the full effect of any distro
    Just to be safe I like to have stuff from different parts of the linux world as backups

    Debian MX just works, been good since they got over their init fixation, got all sorts of user friendly stuff, 6 month release cycle, enough community to keep it working
    I just downloaded Spiral linux all the nice touches, but updates direct from debian, kind of like the various arch installers, but not quite so do it yourself
    I don't really like synaptic, the text is too small, takes too long

    Arch
    Manjaro
    As much arch as you want
    Very user friendly, big community, Pamac [best package manager], rolling release

    Red hat Suze is having weirdness from corporate again
    I'm on Mageia, a long history of user friendly [drak tools], stable, just works
    Very good community, 18 month release cycle, nice online version upgrade, rpm packages

    • This is why people should stop recommending Arch. Fedora or Opensuse TW should be recommended instead for new people.

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  • Looks like open suze is going to experience more corporate bullshyt
    The parent is suggesting the non corporate part is going to need to be renamed

    I lost interest in open suze after I was dead ended on version 15

    • Top EU Court Says There’s No Right To Online Anonymity, Because Copyright Is More Important

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  • Copyright imbues the creation with a level of uniqueness that is greatly exaggerated
    Given a set of facts & tools people will come to similar or identical conclusions
    So What?
    Should that entitle you to be a gatekeeper forever?

    Humans have an urge for legacy. Legacy is probably the most destructive of human traits, it manifest as hoarding a bunch of resources, having as many children as possible, being noticed, being "famous". The last two are having your legacy NOW

    Legacy is self preservation exaggerated to extremes