Not really, I just thought to myself since Windows 11 dropped 32-bit support, we will probably see more older systems come to light when Windows 10 dies.
THE MODS ARE SECRETLY KEEPING THE CSAM!! WE DONT KNOW WHO THESE PEOPLE ARE
Old Thinkpad refurbishing. Can't wait till Windows 10 meets its EOL so I can finally get some more X60s
What if the mods are just keeping the CSAM and getting away with it? We don't even know these people. This lowkey just looks bad on both sides.
I was agreeing with them until the last part too, I sighed. This country just keeps getting shittier.
Corruption can and has existed on all sides of the political spectrum.
Holding oneself accountable is not exclusive to any political ideology. Both sides have instances where they've denounced their own for wrongdoings, and both have had moments they've defended or ignored misconduct. It's crucial to consider individual cases rather than painting with a broad brush.
Corruption is on all sides, it isn't a left or right thing.
Richard Stallman taking his sock off and eating the skin between his toe during a recorded conference
Man I'll admit I used to eat fucking family sized boxes of cereal in under a day. I was a fat fucker during the pandemic as I honestly thought the world was coming to an end. Lost some weight but man, Fruity Pebbles will forever be my poison.
Honestly I can say that Debian has improved a lot since then. I was a Ubuntu user for around 2-3 years and thought the same thing about Debian until I realized I was just too lazy to switch haha. I use KDE for my desktop and everything is smooth. No tinkering with .conf files or anything, just install it.
Unfortunately, I use a NVIDIA graphics card and I will say that Wayland and NVIDIA don't seem to mix well. I run X11 instead and it works fine but it is a little slower. Definitely buying a AMD card after my current card meets its EOL.
What's holding you back from using Debian instead of Ubuntu? I found Debian to be relatively the same experience as using Ubuntu. NixOS seems interesting, but I honestly need to learn how to use Arch more first.
I mean it depends on what you want to do in life, some people live for flipping burgers, others live for going to the moon.
FedNow and CBDCs are operated and controlled by central authorities, such as central banks or government institutions. This centralized control raises concerns about user privacy, as all transactions and financial activities could be tracked and monitored by the central authority. This level of monitoring could potentially infringe peoples privacy. They could also control what we spend on money on, this is not cash.
A digital currency infrastructure managed by a central authority enables extensive surveillance and tracking of transactions, spending habits, and financial behavior. This level of surveillance may raise concerns about individuals being targeted or discriminated against based on their financial activities. Why is everyone supporting this?