Kremlin’s narrative must be kept that Russia is the good guy, while being under constant attack from West. Still too many Russians are brainwashed or making profit from the situation (control).

The silence from some of the systemd fan club is deafening. For years, anyone criticizing systemd’s expansion was treated as a luddite. Suggest an alternative init system and you would get lectures about how systemd had already won and everyone else should just accept it. Meanwhile, people were showing up in Void Linux communities asking why Void refused to “modernize” by adopting systemd, as if distributions couldn’t possibly make different design choices.

Now when age verification was introduced in systemd without discussion, a lot of those voices seem remarkably quiet. Apparently the concerns were only stupid when other people raised them. Bigots.

Is this the so-called Swiss neutrality? 😆😂🤣

If you read the Bible and take everything literally, I cannot help you. I assume, however, that you are well aware that certain parts were intended for different audiences or types of believers. Some passages convey a different message than, for example, the Quran or the Torah. As for the meaning of secularisation and the distinction between „religia“ and „ecclesia“, I’ll leave it to you to look it up on Wikipedia or another reliable source.

Wasn’t it the Mormons whose founder got some glasses from an angel, which allowed him to read the bible? Well, that is what I call a fairytale.

You’re movin’ clueless, bro. Nothin’ I’m sayin’ is sinkin’ in, and you ain’t even clocked the situation.

Great cartoon and so much what is sometimes going on in the job world. In my case:

Chef: You cannot work alone on problems. If you have one, don’t wait, but approach us.

Chef after evaluation of work: You showed little autonomy (without mentioning that it has to do with approaching them when problems).

The language of parentheses is raising its „hand“.

Collecting downvotes?

I worry you won’t see this journalist again. ICE … something something … ICE.

You trippin, bro.

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Projects like Graphene OS should be supported by the community as much as possible - financially and with geeks and nerds that want it to keep running independently and without influence of whatever corporate. Cheers.

You’re movin’ like you don’t know the roads at all. Bare white boys get used as fodder. Black gangs are the ones patternin’ the ends.

What fantasy world you livin’ in? You’re talkin’ like you’ve never heard of chings, opps, or where them man come from.

This is how your comment is read: Bla bla bla. My point on my previous comment? Never touched. I guess you did not pass school, which would not surprise me.

StumpWM? You are a masochistic nerd 😂

WM: i3, sway, also playing around with dwm

DE: Xfce

I just need basic functionality, and most tiling WMs are fairly similar. i3 vs. Sway is basically the Xorg vs. Wayland question. I like dwm for its absolute minimalism and the fact that you configure it by editing or patching C and recompiling.

What has Prince Andrew to do with mass immigration? Never read such nonsense, but what else can I expect from leftist 🤷‍♂️AFAIK they never work, always the others have to pay, never take responsibility for their actions, it is always the others’ fault … they are lost cases.

Now you can downvote me into oblivion, because this is the only thing you can do 😂😂😂

I jumped on Julia in the beginning (somewhere around 2015). I even bought the data analysis book by Bogumil Kaminski published a few years ago. However, Julia never made me feel comfortable. The syntax felt too complicated, even for smaller things. In addition, I kept running into compilation and package version issues, which cost me more time than I gained from typing or vectorization. The claims of some Julia followers that the language would soon surpass R or Python added another bad taste to the whole experience. I think this is part of the reason why Julia remains a niche language to this day. I stopped using it completely.