just me being pessimistc and building off my experience with Germans in general

OpenSUSE is a German company which makes the probability of them supporting Israel very high.

blue hat linux

IMO this is not enshittification, it’s not the websites fault they struggle with bots. It may not be the best strategy, but enshittification is when a digital service has its customers caugt with vendor lock-in and then exploits them for more profit

city pigeons are descended from rock pigeons which in nature breed on the ground on tall cliffs and stuff, they don’t really build proper nests. This is part of why they thrive in cities, since tall buildings are a perfect nesting opportunity.

I thought we all agreed that “immutable” is a confusing term and that we should call it “atomic”

ur out of the loop on the cuckstoel memes, and you replied to the wrong comment

Most likely sodium, maybe potassium

Good for Nix! Horrible article though lmao

So it should be Plato not Socrates in the meme?

It’s the dilemma of any alternative space. People seeking alternatives don’t like the mainstream.

And with a bit of generalization, there’s two reasons not to like the mainstream:

1. The mainstream is too oppressive
2. The mainstream is not oppressive enough

I don’t think he had them all to begin with, but he lost the rest of his marbles. To be honest I think if he was a critical thinker and a bit more open-minded, he would have become an anarchist. But sadly he’s a Christian conservative.

Also as I’ve learned more about linux, I realize he’s wrong about most things there too 😂

Oh woops! Thanks

what flag is that I am badly educated apparently

if you want a paid version similar to pihole with a bit more control and insights I recommend a smart DNS service like Control D.

you are a real linux user don’t let some neckbeard tell you otherwise :P

lmao you joke but half this thread is exactly that opinion

finally, somebody in this thread who doesn’t live in the past.

System package manager is for system binaries. Not for applications.

sounds like a modern approach

IMO flatpaks are the future of installing linux apps. The comment you replied to lives in the past. System package manager should be for system binaries, not for applications.