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  • That's a long winded way to try to excuse secretly mining crypto, far right misinformation pushing, transgender phobia, and more that Brave does / has done.

    I also want to point out an operating system is a huge project to create and maintain, and yet Linux has accomplished this without all the shit Brave has pulled.

    PS: technically Brave has used ads as well.

  • Had I still lived there, I would have definitely not gone down alone if I was still on dialysis.

    My complaint would definitely be quiet, and then very very loud for a brief moment again before being silent once more, is all I'll say.

  • This does sound extremely useful and good.

    I'd say the only issues software like this have is there's a lack of beginners guides to self hosting, so people either know too little and instantly have their server botted / hacked, or know enough to be too paranoid and afraid to set up their own server because they know of the risks.

    As for me though, I'll probably look into implementing this and play around with it for our DnD group first.

  • Explain more of this Jitsi, sounds interesting for my business

  • What? You don't run your hard drives in the oven while baking brownies? It makes them zesty.

  • Actually even if somehow all environmental pollution stopped at once, assuming it stops before a runaway event too, it would still take a long time for some greenhouse gasses to not have an effect. And that's not even getting into PFAS and adjacent chemicals and microplastics as macro plastics break down.

    So either way, should still expect things to get worse for a while even if somehow everyone actually banded together to make things better.

    PS: the math is pretty certain on some of this stuff too.

  • I get the sentiment, but wouldn't you be more effective at that point from attacking within enemy lines?

  • Speaking from personal experience, most likely immigrants who don't know much about us politics and still watch news and shows from their home country or in their own language.

    Growing up, even though I was born in the USA, I'd only listen to what my parents heard (until I was a teen), watched what they watched (Univision, etc), are mostly Salvadorian food at home.

  • Yeah, basically a defense mechanism to the world going to hell between the rise of authoritarianism, stupidity, war, feudalism 2.0, microplastics, and the increasing severity of climate change that will only worsen much more.

  • Back to the past, Samurai Jack

  • I think that's what they do in the frog and toad story too

  • Yeah, that's... The Democrats. In particular the leaders of the DNC.

    They're just standard liberal oligarchs instead of full on fascists

  • You had me until you said "moderate republicans".

    That's just a standard Democrat like Pelosi.

  • Before anyone decides to reply to this person's comment or reads it and thinks they're being legitimate, read their replies to me.

    They're arguing in bad faith to undermine any protests and don't care at all about whether someone is poor or not.

  • Well at least you've done exposed your own ugliness.

  • I literally just addressed that. I'd suspect you of being a bot at this point but then you wouldn't have grammar mistakes.

  • How the fuck did you conclude that when not reading something that's nearly the same length as your initial comment?

    I take that back, you don't have good intentions, don't care about the poor clearly, and are just trying to sabotage people's organizing efforts while discussing in complete bad faith.

  • Who was saying the blackout was for a month?????

    And if in extreme poverty, you don't eat much meat, it's mostly eggs (years ago when they were cheap). Fresh meat was always an "it's on sale because it's expiring today" event that you'd buy as much as you can and then piece out to freeze for later while eating a bit that same day. Most of the time it was cheap canned meats you'd have coupons for ideally of you wanted meat, and you wouldn't eat the whole can at once.

    Water??? Really?

    I mean, maybe you had a good intention, but you clearly have no idea what poverty is like. When you're that poor you don't buy water, you get what's on tap - even if it smells strongly of bleach.

  • I literally sometimes was going a day without food, or on 400 calories or less. I'd lay with a pillow or a hard object under my stomach to calm the hunger pain. I'd drink a lot of water at once to feel full. I'd walk miles on my free days (when I had the energy) to the local forest to forage (mostly got nopales to make with eggs).

    Bulk is cheaper overall. If you can't buy the bulk unit, you can't buy, well, anything, because paychecks aren't daily (other than when working for tips, but you can save for specific bulk items then, and being a waiter can have food perks), and bulk items will last you longer than a day. Rice and beans last longer than a day, and a large bag of both of extremely cheap and can last you 5 days easily if you eat once a day.

    You're literally telling someone who was in extreme poverty how to survive extreme poverty.