Probably because they’re manufactured in China.

Craft Computing did a few videos on this subject. If you’re trying to virtualize multiple systems, you might find this video useful.

Corrected headline: Palestinian Minor dies in Israeli prison killed by IOF in a torture dungeon labeled as a prison.

I’ve never read Kautsky, so I’ll have to take Lenin at his word since he was the first author to successfully lead a socialist revolution.

My first interaction with that text was Marx Madness podcast, they had plenty of love for Kautsky dunking as well.

State and Rev also has some of Lenin’s best one liner quips ever written, definitely recommend that one. I should probably give it a second reading, it’s a real banger of a book.

You know that Palestinian Jews were a people before the formation of Israel, right?

I was coming to recommend the same. GPL is a solid license for anything you plant to put in a public repo.

Alternatively: 🏢 🖼️🤷🏼🖼️

In addition to Ukraine and Palestine, see also: Lebanon, Syria, etc. Every war but the current is the perfect summation of this phenomenon.

Yes, Madison was the one. They were hilarious in the video where they won a free computer but when she came to actually work for the company, it was apparently a much worse experience.

Fred Hampton, he showed a generation how to build dual power and properly threaten the settler colonial governments of North America. Sadly, that government saw the threat to power he actually posed because he was so effective and they murdered him for it.

That was my reading of it as well. Maybe a bit of technical information tutoring to get them up and running. I would also imagine that Valve is contributing upstream from SteamOS back to Arch.

I wonder if anyone has compiled any data like that to show who is going out of their way to break Linux compatibility. I’d love to avoid publishers and/or devs that specifically use such anti consumer tactics.

Maybe setup a live USB and mount it from a live environment to see what it comes up with?

I’m in then! Sign me up for that quiet life.

Can I get the quiet and peaceful but be able to actually afford a house somewhere with reasonable transit and walkability without having to work more than 40 hours per week?

I saw you mentioned mornonism in a separate comment, if it’s in Utah, that makes it even better.

The most boring father’s day greeting card you can find and a fiver.

Edit: actually, don’t spend the money on him, send him an electronic greeting card, equally boring, and donate, in his name, to a charity he’d hate.

You do realize it’s entirely possible to hold more than one disparate emotions at once, right? If I knew the world was ending tomorrow, I’d definitely be excited that I wouldn’t have to scrub any fucking toilets at work, even if I would be sad/scared/etc that I couldn’t further accomplish or experience things I wanted to before I died.