It amazes me how many people just think capitalism means earning money and owning things and don't realize it is about having a minority ownership class that literally uses everyone else as a disposable resource.
All your points are valid, but I'm not going to put in 3rd party hardware and their default slicer seems great to me. There's a group of users for who this is all more or less not an issue.
My Bambu had also been soooo easy. So there's that.
I switched when they announced Windows was going to start watching everything you do. So it can help you better... of course.
I started with Bazzite and didn't really understand immutability. I had just heard it was good for gaming. I bricked my installation trying to get write access to the folder where login screen images are stored because that part happens to be immutable.
I switched to Garuda because it is also gamer focused and the system folders aren't on lockdown. Both were super easy and have worked great.
I'm still learning what it means to be on Arch, but that's an interesting journey, so I don't mind.
In WA votes are anonymous so you can only see if your ballot was received and accepted. But we do have paper ballots and random batch audits, so we can verify the numbers match the ballots in the processing room.
WA, and most states have election observer programs, contact your local election office to find out how to go watch.
Needs are always based on objectives. Need to stay alive? Food, shelter, basic hygiene. Need to stay sane? Stimulation, interaction, meaning. Need to be happy? Free time, achievement.
The important thing is they are always conditional. You don't even need to stay alive, unless you have an objective that requires it. You don't need to go to the movies, unless your objective is to unwind. And so on.
Most often our wants and desires are what creates need as a requirement to achieve them.
It really could be a lot of things.. a clog, temperature to low, too much friction against the filament so it is hard to pull through, nozzle is bigger than your slicer settings say.
AOC is great too, but I think some people are looking for revolution in the party and Jasmine gives off more "ready to flip the table over" energy, which is resonating with a lot of people these days.
Appealing to their better selves hasn't worked. I'm ready to try someone willing to tell them to sit down and shut up because the adults are talking. Besides, if you watch her speak for a bit, it's clear she has earned that confidence and done her homework.
Eugenics isn't just done by government. The world has been limiting the reproduction of the disabled through social pressure for ages. Look at the stigma interracial relationships used to have. Examples are everywhere.
Why does everyone think eugenics only means the way the Nazis did it?
It's a broad term people. The government is the most heavy handed way to implement it but social pressure is arguably more effective and harder to end.
Look. If you want to talk about ethnic cleansing, talk about ethnic cleansing. If you want to talk about mass murder, talk about mass murder. But the term "eugenics" covers a lot of possibilities whether you like that or not.
It amazes me how many people just think capitalism means earning money and owning things and don't realize it is about having a minority ownership class that literally uses everyone else as a disposable resource.