Here's another quick guide: delete Instagram and Threads.

Photography advice threads: "zoom with your feet!"

Scientists: "...ok."

I thought this was going to be about rare earth metals. Fucking graphite?

It is absolutely a different situation if it is opt-in. If Ubuntu made Snaps opt-in, people might not like them but it'd be a minor critique instead of fleeing the distro.

Why would you want a simulation version? You will get saved at "well rested." It will be an infinite loop of put to work for several hours and then deleted. You won't even experience that much, your consciousness is gone.

I don't think I would ever buy a Samsung TV knowing what I do about them now. Not sure I would ever buy a smart TV at all.

I loved Slay the Spire but eventually having the same enemies every game and the luck required to build a solid deck wore me out. Luckily I slayed the spire once. It was as the Defect, that's like the easiest build because the automated orbs blast the hell out of everything. But it counts and I can finally rest.

Anyway, looking forward to Spire II, will probably buy it the instant it is available.

I need a different voting system, this one is fucked.

In a simulation 1999.

I don't really have a plan for this since I won't be giving money to far-right propagandists and their spiral of rage attention algorithm.

We are not okay. Nothing will happen to him about it, though. He can be literally court ordered to not talk shit about courtroom staff or families, then talk shit about them, and he gets nothing other than a reduced bond and an extension to pay that.

Entertainment companies are morally bankrupt because of how much they take from the people actually doing work to give to CEOs. I don't care if people get that content for free since nearly none of the revenue will go towards the creators. But they are at least somewhat reimbursing the labor that goes into the content.

The academic journals do not do any work whatsoever and charge absolutely absurd prices for access. They get free peer review from the community, they certainly don't write any of the content. It is a moral imperative to prevent them from profiting off of other people's work. Hope they lose all their ill-gotten gains.

Financial crimes are handled inversely proportional to how much is stolen and also the wealth of the victims. This guy stole a fuckload, but unfortunately for him he wasn't using wage theft to steal from poors.

Maybe you can get a mortgage with PMI. They have some out there that are reduced money down.

Buy things you can easily pay for every month and set up autopay so you never miss a payment. Get a card with cashback on groceries and do your groceries on it since you have to buy them anyway. If you cannot trust yourself with that do something like one low cost subscription on it.

Do not miss a payment, they will fuck you over and the interest on everything is insane.

It's reddit, he should have a swastika arm band.

Replace the public urinal this pensioner graffitied with a statue in her honor.

That's a good question. Security is a factor. I like the idea of a containerized DE so I can easily back up and restore changes independently of the distro beneath. Or like totally abandon one, try something new, and still have the first setup available. I think a container could be portable from system to system, maybe less of a burden migrating to a new machine?

I also think it would be interesting :)

My objective with the DE is to be able to play GPU accelerated games and browse the web. I'd be fine with a simpler software than a full DE if I could do that.

This is really cool. I think this is very close to what I want, but am I correct in understanding the host also has an X11 server in this setup? I'll have to check out distrobox, that's an interesting tool.

The real challenge to creative economies are the billionaires sucking all the profit from album sales or deleting television shows from the face of the earth for a tax writeoff.