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  • Being a Nazi is not only not banned in most countries, in some like the US it's explicitly legal (i.e. "Freedom of Speech"). That said, it is (kinda) banned in Germany, yet they are still around over here, because you can't ban people from believing in stuff.

    All a state can do is to try and prevent them from gaining too much traction, and I do not feel like Zionism has all that much tbh. Israel's recent actions are very unpopulat in the west, even though most people are not even affected by them in the slightest. Many of the people who protest them probably have no direct connection to Israel or Gaza. So what's the goal of a ban even?

    I can only speak for Germany, but here an Israeli sniper and alledged murderer fled the country, bacause he is being persecuted for warcrimes, i.e. the murder of civilians. You also cannot call for the extermination of anyone without riscing consequences. This does not prevent people from being Nazis, Zionists or anything else. It just sanctions them for publicly expressing it.

  • Draw.io allows you to build quite sophisticated stuff. If you use group + lock/unlock + copy/paste, it's not half bad.

  • If a company is good, it feels like home. If a company is trash, it will stress that you should feel this way.

  • Python is Parsel

  • I don't think AI generated images are art at all, hence I find it entirely justified to treat them differently.

    In case you wonder why, try answering yourself this question:

    You want to buy art. How much would you be willing pay for

    • A painting
    • A very ivolved, framed photography
    • An original meme
    • A nice but generic photo taken with a smartphone
    • An AI generated image

    and why?

    For me, this is in deceding order, from 'quite a bit' to 'next to nothing'.

  • I instantly block anyone who posts unmarked slop. And marked one as well, if it's lazy enough.

  • I agree with him tbh. There is no reason for endianness except we used to not agree on a single one. And as far as I'm aware, pretty much everything is LE at this point (when it comes to processor architecture)

  • That is definitely not true for DisplayPort. If you need anything beyond DP 1.4, the cable market is a minefield. I even encountered a monitor that was straight up incompatible with DP 2.1. Would not work with a new graphics card, while HDMI still worked fine.

  • I just don't give a fuck anymore. My approach is nihilism. I do as much as I can (e.g. by donating, voting, not wasting ressources, avoiding factory farming, brightening peoples days), without inconveniencing myself too much. I am trying to be the best version of myself, but I'm also responsible for shit. If the latter happens to change, I will gladly try to use whatever influence I get for good. Until then, the world can kiss my ass.

  • What can I say? German ID app just works on GrapheneOS 🤷

    (Although my shitty health insurance company thinks it's not 'secure enough'...)

  • In a perfect world, immigration would just be regulated due to welfare and legal reasons, which seems reasonable enough. In reality you might want to question why some legislation actually exists. Is it reasonable, or is its whole purpose to prevent some immigration?

  • This EU citizen thinks that Apple should go pound sand

  • They have lockers to drop off stuff.

  • fish has "directory-aware" autocomplete with inlay hints and a fantastic history command. I do not suffer from such weakness

  • Stubbornness, shortsightedness, dramatization

  • That's why I Ubuntu without WSL, if at all

  • RTFM

    Jump
  • Tbf, often there either is no proper one, or you don't know where to find it. Or there is just tons to unpack, because one thing leads to another and suddenly you have to read like 10.

    To give you an example: I just wanted to create a new btrfs software RAID and dissolve my old one, but without loosing the data or redundancy in the process. To do so, I had to create a new partition table, of course not before using tools to find the right device, add a LUKS2 partition, find its UUID, unlock that partition, add a btrfs partition, mount that partition, copy all data over, then generate a keyfile for auto-unlock, add that to the LUKS, add the according crypttab line, remove a drive from the former raid, not before running a balance of course, then also create LUKS on that, find the UUID again, open that as well, add the keyfile again, add another crypttab line, adding the mapper to the btrfs partition, running a balance that creates a RAID 10, adding an fstab entry for auto-mount, runnning dracut and set up btrfs maintenance.

    Even just describing the process is a chore. Imagine trying to learn every stept, one by one, from the manuals.

    Edit: Some fixes and steps I skipped added. In case anyone is wondering what the heck I'm doing: I am moving from a RAID 1 with 2 disks to an encrypted RAID 10 with eventually 4

  • How does Librewolf suck?

    And Servo is hosted by the Linux Foundation Europe btw.

  • Good for them, I refuse to write those tho