US History (College and any sane public school) actually does do a good job of describing all the crazy stuff the country has pulled against people.

It just conveniently skips explaining anything global in the past 40-50 years that has a direct effect on lots of things happening today.

Stuff like SEATO, Israel, how OPEC was neutralized, Iraq, Iran, KSA, Israel again, Afghanistan, 9/11, etc.

Bruh windows and linux have a secrets vault (cred manager and keyring respectively, iirc) for this exact purpose.

Even Discord uses it on both OSs no problem

FAA will happily send a Blackhawk to intercept you.

For extra fun you should fly into military airspace and see what happens then.

Hey guys I found the dude who complained the github didn’t come in EXE form lmao

me setting my interface into monitor mode manually because it can’t handle being split into mon and managed.

Ironic considering everything they’re “overturning” is former Supreme Court rulings that granted all these rights.

Biden loses

OP blames the 5 tankies actually living in the USA for voting 3rd party

omw to get all the homebrew stuff NIntendo got removed from github lol

Pakistan did this thing where they banned rifles (and basically anything not a handgun) without extensive permits for all new gun sales. Then they offered to buy all the guns, which a ton of people traded in for some cash, which greatly reduced the amount of firearms owned by the public.

It would work great here except there’s a 0% chance the government would want to use money to solve a problem.

Startup discovers what a northbridge is

Kali: I have no such weakness!

trips and falls on postgres upgrade

Arch Linux

Unless you’re on a good downstream like SteamOS, I’d suggest switching to something stable cutting edge (Fedora or Nobara if you want to put in zero effort).

Arch by itself will give you way the hell too many possible problems. You could waste hours on DKMS alone.

Mint will also work, but it has the downside of having slower updates to software packages.

I’m waiting for the day someone wears a tinfoil hat specifically to protect only their head from beta radiation from something stupid like a pile of slightly radioactive rocks from a mine.

It would just be so funny to demonstrate an actual use, but not care about covering the test of your body lol.

Decently fresh Fedora install with XFCE and Compiz

Funny 3d cube and windows go brrrrrrrrrr

Because the vote system inherently supports popularity which creates content masking issues and usually results in communities with mods that want to keep that system.

Stack overflow has this exact same issue where stupid crap gets upvoted and useful stuff gets nuked so users don’t see things that would otherwise be important or useful.

Lemmy somewhat avoids it due to the relatively low number of posts, but that could easily change.

I don’t get why people think this idea is equivalent to stuff like internet access bans or COPPA, it’s a warning label, not an “enter your ID” to access page.

They never banned cigarettes, but putting a giant warning on the box did help in vilifying cigarettes as very unhealthy and wrong.

I doubt it’ll go anywhere in this age of government, but its exactly the type of thing I would have gone for if I were tasked with solving a societal issue. It’s smart because it has no real effect on access, so social media companies would have a harder time fighting it, but it also gives a big bloody warning which does have a substantial psychological impact on users.

iirc someone did something similar with a very simple “are you sure?” app that gave a prompt asking if you were sure you wanted to post something or send a text. Just having a single prompt was enough for many people to reconsider their stupid text or comment.

Apple pretending RCS doesn’t exist would be like Google acting like RCS isn’t a 15 year old protocol without e2e encryption

Oh wait…

Even the most casual of internet users will see the guide on how to change their DNS server bruh.

Next they’ll do DNS injection even though DoT and DNS over HTTPS is a thing.

The first could be any decent distro like Debian, Fedora, Mint.

The second would probably be rolling release because of the amount of packages lmao.

Aside from valve probably having a hit by bus plan, I’m pretty sure ownership of valve is actually split pretty evenly so it will likely fall to another senior dev who understands what to do.