SapphironZA @ SapphironZA @sh.itjust.works

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This is what I am referring to. Many macOS people work like this:

Never got the Mac trend of not using your full screen. I get even less why Gnome copied it.

Most Americans barely speak comprehensible English. We tolerate that, so it's not much for them to do the same in return.

Christian crusades followed by Islam doing what Islam is designed to do.

Mass conversion of populations are not common. It's either conquest, oppression or rebellion.

Its only 9% of global trade though. https://www.wita.org/ustrade/us-trade-trends/

Significant, but the rest of the world can transition away from that without too much difficulty.

It does not matter enough. Too many bigots in the conservative dem voter base.

They will vote black, Muslim, Asian, so long as it's not a woman.

Sad state of the American psyche.

Correlates with media empire ownership.

Thank you for the correction.

I stand corrected. Thank you.

How much 32bit only hardware is still out there in the wild and not still running on windows XP?

Sounds like a problem for a purpose built distro, not a mainline one.

EDIT: I stand corrected. I thought it was hardware 32bit support being discussed. It's premature to discontinue 32-bit libraries.

Is the audio mixing also going to be done for the human range of hearing, or will I need to switch on subtitles to hear the dialog?

I like this

RFK is in the pocket of the establishment healthcare companies.

He is there to line their pockets by removing preventative measures.

Let's also not pretend that regimes like Iran don't need to be bombed for many good reasons.

Not the people, but the regime.

Why would you need to expose SSH for everyday use? Or does Jellyfin require it to function?

Maybe leave that behind some VPN access.

On the matters most important, they are the same. Both are hell bent on the concentration of wealth and power with the elite.

Republicans just add the flavour of being overtly evil, where Democrats pretend they are good.

The political system is the problem, what we have today, is what it has been designed to do.

I don't disagree. Republicans are overtly evil.

But many people ignore that both have been facilitating the concentration of wealth and power that is at the core of all the systemic problems affecting almost everyone.

It started around the Reagan era and was reinforced by die bushes and Clinton.

Obama was the big "Change" candidate that was supposed to reverse the trend, but he betrayed people by entrenching it instead. They distracted people though the token measure of "wokeness" and obamacare, which did nothing to address the causes of those problems.

I would raise both hands, so we can include the Democrats as well.

Both are part of the problem. Along with their owners.