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  • "Sorry everyone, just got swept up in the moment. No hard feelings, right?" -- A. Hitler

  • Pretty much the TERF archetype.

    Hypocritical bigots are still bigots first and foremost.

  • Celebrities live in a world totally divorced from reality, humanity, or consequences.

    This is always the answer.

  • Most of 'em. Here are some highlights.

    • vi/vim. The one true text editor
    • thunderbird. Standard email client
    • musicbee. Absolutely the BEST audio player/organizer anywhere. Sadly, not available on Linux
    • potplayer. Just a simple, high quality video player
    • LibreOffice. Used to be almost as good as MS. Now it is far better.
    • FIrefox, sort of. I've lately switched to Waterfox, which is from the same code base as ff.
  • I will never celebrate the death of another human. Not even Trump.

    I will be glad that the world just got better, and curious about whether the US fascists can find another mouthpiece so successful as he.

    But his death isn't likely to change much in a party he rebuilt to venerate him.

  • Star wars, with models and miniatures.

    Most great old movies, where cheesy effects were irrelevant next to the story.

    Gravity Falls Little Gift Shop of Horrors, where the characters watch an 'incredibly expensive' stop motion scene that we (the audience) only see as reflected shadows.

  • Yeah, people might discover how mediocre US beef is.

  • Music.

    I'm a shitty musician, but I love it. Guitar, keyboard, clarinet, I love playing.

  • That is a completely worthless article.

  • No.

  • Stop it. Just stop trolling.

  • Mint is good. It might be worth trying a few different desktop environments to see what you like - you can probably run all of the major ones from a LiveBoot device.

    BUT, and this is VERY important, ypu do not need to do any programming or coding on a Linux desktop. Ever.

    If you're not a programmer then you are never forced to peel that onion. You can do EVERYTHING from a GUI if you want.

    You'll lose the ability to run some games and software, but between alternatives and emulation, that list is getting smaller.

  • The one that really struck me was "Starstreak: Stories from space!" It was a collection of short sci-fi stories including The Haunted Spacesuit and Who Goes There.

    Turned me into a lifelong SF reader.

  • I messed with a few browsers (Librefox and others), but ended up on Waterfox because it's just Firefox...without much extra shit. It's faster, lighter, and runs all of the Firefox extensions I love.

  • It was. I'm struggling to find anything that was an actual improvement in the UI. Most of the changes were trivial and change for change's sake; but some were awful, and none are clearly better.

  • Mozilla has stopped working on developing and improving their products, and is now entirely focused on adding trendy terms and garbage, to feed money to their C*Os.

  • Slavery.

  • I get your point, but, no.

    Finding out who he's planning on damaging is important. But an article that starts with "Trump says..." is already too conciliatory.

    Every article reporting Trump's insanity should be written appropriately: "In full damage-control mode Trump tries to pretend his name may have been planted in Epstein files."

    "Trump violates the constitution again, in claim that..."

    "Despite ruling from superior court judge, Trump pushes ahead with illegal kidnappings."

    This is what the media needs to do, and every time they don't, it's a failure that doesn't deserve our attention.

  • Any article that begins with "Trump says" isn't worth reading.

  • homelab @lemmy.ml

    Network time - Still worth considering an Asus RT-AC88u Pro?