I have peepee doodoo caca brains.
The dumbest out of all the modern “military interventions”. Invasions, really.
“Oh no, you can’t call it that.”
What do I look like, a fucking liberal? A socially conservative liberal even? GTFO here with that, you boot licking normie.
Iraq was bad under Sadam Hussein, but has gotten so much worse post-US invasion, after they installed a bevvy of corrupt collaborative yesmen of course, which has never been bad against any country in history of governance /s
Peg-Leg sue, ya daft **** on a ******** **** ****** **** ********** ******* and DON’T feckin’ walk there, she just swabbed the deck.
What kind of absolute psycho needs to bring an automatic rifle to the mall? Mass shooters, that’s who.
Your parents failed you.
Hey, look who’s no longer pushing the envelope… come on irrelevancy…
I think you missed the point.
What I’m saying is there’s a crapton of middlemen and the only reason they have a job is because some people are afraid to make an attempt, do some experimenting and generally going exploring. There’s also tech anxiety, tech fatigue, etc.
But largely, if people weren’t so scared of learning new things, or conflating certain computer processes (i.e CLI) with something that’s overly complex (spoiler alert: it isn’t), and also not having learned basic computer sense (like copying data and working on the data), then a lot of people would lose their jobs.
Also, who tf thinks Arch Linux is hard?! nano -w /root/Install.txt, a couple cups of coffee and you’re off to the races. Yes, that was another aside.
So contrary to our dispositions, most people are afraid of CLI, REPL and other acronyms that exclude the possibility of mousey clickie and box go swoosh.
This has lead to an industry of middle men, because people would rather pay someone to run a command line process than deal with the issue them selves.
CLI should be taught at schools, like the new form of handwriting… also: handwriting.
Delusional boomer vomits his priveliged opinion all over the stage. News at '11.
I’ve had nothing but good experiences with Flatpaks/Flathub and bad experiences with AUR/nixpkgs.
Fedora also has it’s own Flatpak repo now with it’s own runtime.
What? There are plenty of communist Lemmy subs you can ask in. I just think you haven’t tried hard enough.
To answer your question tho, no - because there would be no need. Communism does want mandatory participation, but if checked and balanced correctly everyone would work within their limits and not be relegated to a lower class of living - because that’s sort of the point of communism. You’d work within your means until there was time to retire without being limited in access to services and goods. Theoretically, under a functioning communist system, there would be no manufactured scarcity.
Tbh I believe both communism and our current form of capitalism centralises power and ownership way too much. Social-capitalism, or even libertarian socialism, might be the ticket. It would undo at least 200 years of psy-ops and gamed laws designed to favour the rich and vesting power in them, which is the issue of centralised power that we’re facing today - in what some call “late-stage capitalism” - or what I call the breaking point of society under a predatory, exploitative and imperialistic form of capitalism that seems more like the privatisation of the aristocracy than the supposed liberalisation of economy. Transparency, accountability and consequences for people in power and wealth is what’s sorely needed.
PS: New public management is a con-job disguised as decentralisation meant to encumber governments under the guise of checking and balancing them, being effectively a psy-op in of itself to make people hate public services and taxes. As per usual, goddamn liberals - and I include socially conservative liberals in that polifical grouping. Dems and pubs are the same, want the same institutions and promote US imperialism - not fiscal independence, no matter what justification and mental gymnastics they put in the form of spreadsheets.
PPS: Also, additionally, commodification of the housing market was a mistake. It will always be stupid and harmful towards society.
In my day, son, a WYSIWYG spat out HTML and CSS. It was up to you to integrate it.
Did you read the new features? CSS and HTML component testing, complete with web scalability (I.e media-query). Sounds very WYSIWYG to me.
But yeah, I know it’s an open source Figma, because Figma can ligma balls.
They all just stop, let out a digital shriek, as all the LED’s turn blood red…
Prepare for the wreckoning…
Is… is this the comeback of WYSIWYGs?
House owner: That’s $499 for a new key.
I’m assuming this may be a Flatpak issue. Have you turned on fractional scaling?
haha also nix… because I horde dependencies.
All top level religious leaders are generally awful. Especially if it’s Abrahamic.
If you think Buddhists are exempt, read about the Tibetan Buddhist monarchies.
Also, theocracy needs to die.
I’m wondering when we’re going to ask the big question, of whether or not burying people in a plot of land and putting up headstones is such a good thing.
Not only does it lay claim to massive amounts of land, but plenty of burial grounds have already been defiled - mostly because they were native American burial grounds…
But you know, Christian burials and the industry that exploits it.
Burry me at sea please. Let my body nourish the fishes.
The gay can stay, but Palestine go away.
I think it’s perfectly fitting that Palestine’s flag be on display, taking into consideration all the meddling and financial support going on, which begs the question: what other flags would need to be on display? Afghani? Iraqi?
If we’re going to have representation, let us have representation.