Unless it’s badger, badger, badger era. These kids don’t even know about Trogdor, the Burninator.

I could go into all the political bullshit that’s likely the cause of this, but this is pretty ineffective if so. It probably doesn’t matter.

Which isn’t a bad idea, but I’d still want some kind of parental controls like Android has to limit screen time. I don’t need Netflix.com to be all or nothing, but I certainly don’t want it to be four hours a day either.

And she tells her fans to go vote. Republicans really don’t like high voter turnout.

Like Travis Scott and those people he helped kill though crowd crush?

Which is why anti-turst lawsuits exist.

Yeah, I’d like them to fight harder too. But they do more than the nothing that the “both sides” rhetoric gives them credit for.

Face = straight up fascism.

Face with beard = Party that doesn’t fight as hard as they should for every good thing.

Basically the same thing. The real big brain is the guy with the equals sign.

Just a reference. I’ve also heard that The Wire was one of the more realistic shows.

The Wire is a great show.

Right. They do all the campaigning and Fox News propaganda just for fun.

Is this PsyOps to keep people discouraged?

The OP has a point and for some reason you don’t like it. I wonder which of the people you’d be in this analogy.

I understand feeling angry and dejected, but if you act like there’s absolutely no hope, then there won’t be. Votes still matter in this country. Maybe they’re not counted in exactly the way you’d like, but they’re still important, and they make a difference.

Fewer people will get into unraid. Natural churn will happen. The OS will slowly die, and as it dies usability will get worse.

Not many people are going to choose the subscription Linux over a free Linux.

It’s an easy movie trope.

This is getting to some Q levels of cope and rationalization.

Neither is as big of a deal as weird Internet people want to make it out to be.

Personally, I’m glad I had it done as an infant rather than risk needing it done at 13 years old.

Many years ago I was dual booting Linux and Windows XP. I was having issues with the Linux install, and decided to just reinstall. It wasn’t giving me the option to reinstall fresh, only to modify the existing install.

So I had the bright idea to just rm -rf /

Surely it’ll let me do a fresh Linux install then.

Immediately after hitting enter I realized that my Windows partitions would be mounted. I did clearly the only sensible thing and pulled the plug.

I think I recovered all of my files. Kind of. I only lost all the file paths and file names. There was plenty to recover if I just sorted though 00000000.file, 00000001.file, 00000002.file, etc. Was 00000004.file going to be a Word document or a binary from system32 directory? Your guess is as good as mine!

Because we’re not savages, and can return the carts like a civilized society.

If it were anyone other than Amazon or Apple.

Speaking of which, isn’t MacOS Linux based these days? How much have they contributed back? (Genuine question)

I am a dev, but not a Rust dev.

Rust, Go, and C# look like the future to me. Everyone is moving to strongly typed, explicitly typed languages for a reason.

Rust is as fast as it gets, and much much safer and easier than C or C++ at the cost of slightly odder syntax than higher level languages.

Microsoft has done great things with C# and open source and multi-platforming. It’s the easiest, quickest, safest way to develop business applications. The performance is really pretty good until you compare it to Rust.

Go is between the two, but probably a little closer to Rust.

Other languages will stick around the same way Fortran has still been in use despite being deprecated for 30 years. But really nobody should be developing anything new in PHP.

While I generally agree with you, you can’t call that a strange take.

Their views are concerning, but so far I haven’t seen them trying to force their views anywhere yet. And having a fork as a real option helps mitigate a lot of that risk.

I’m certainly okay with the $50k/year they’re trying to make for working on this full time. I’d be fine with triple that.

If it gets out of hand, we have options. They’re aware of that (in fact offered it), and have been acting appropriately afaik.

In fact, that’s a good way to understand the behavior. Log into a site. Visit the site in your other window. If they share a session, you’ll be logged in. If they don’t, you’ll be logged out.