Dude. I love gravity
Just a dude doing dude things
Dude. I love gravity
I’ve been using Authenticator and haven’t really had any issues.
I imported my Aegis codes and they worked no problem
Workers in Maryland and Texas are holding a one-day strike
I don’t know why they do one day strikes
I use mastodon sparingly but that is largely because I don’t like micro-blogging.
toots.matapacos.dog
This is a pretty good left-leaning server on there.
I will say though mastodon largely is a liberal site. Most servers are full of those who left twitter sooooo…
If you like micro-blogging though it is the best alternative. Free and open source, and federated.
edit: wording
It’s very pretty and I could see myself using it but I will stick with breezy weather for now.
I just think this has too much going on and the information is spread out too much. This is all personal preference but I feel that I get a lot more information from breezy quicker.
Cool project tho. Really like the radar
This is wild. She even confirmed the address in her post. lmao.
Illinois is not a stand your ground state. Instead, it is a castle doctrine state. That means that individuals may stand their ground when they are in their homes, but not when they are outside of their homes. If a person is in their residence, they do not have to back down to threats of violence. If they are out of their homes, they must attempt to retreat instead of using self-defense
I hope she sues his ass. It would be so funny if this fucker ends up in jail
I really haven’t been caught up with Hinkle’s rise to fame but how is it that he has a following? He’s clearly a moron.
Is this just controlled opposition or am I seriously overestimating the intelligence of the average person?
I really enjoy hexbear but I pretty much only engage with it through the lens of shitposting.
I’ll probably just ignore hex for a bit til they get it all sorted over there.
Probably still check out games tho
Thank you for posting this week in gnome here
I wouldn’t recommend duel booting on one drive.
I’ve done it before and hated it. As many pointed out windows will just destroy that partition because it wants to.
I’d honestly just stick with windows if you are going to need it.
If you don’t need it I’d just wipe the drive and install mint.
Duel booting can work well but usually only on separate drives
Ah cool. This will probably be better for newcomers since they won’t have to search for a tiny little “spins” at the bottom of the page.
Kde is probably a lot more familiar to windows users and I know I usually recommend it to people moving over even if I do prefer gnome.
Z-wave and home assistant.
All ya need
I just don’t think the general American populace has material conditions bad enough to forgo years of propaganda and anti-communist rhetoric.
America will sooner become openly fascist then they would support even a demsoc.
I don’t think anyone anticipated the psl doing well. America is vehemently anti-anything left of Reagan.
Doesn’t mean I can’t celebrate the fact America has at least some good people and comrades.
I see what ya mean.
Let me try making a different one
edit: I got lazy and have school work so I doubt I’ll make another
I could do that but it seemed less interesting. They were all less than 1% so we already know most Americans won’t vote communist.
But with this we can see who voted communist and where
It’s ever so slightly more interesting imho
edit: wording
They would never let that happen
You probably shouldn’t be using an arch based distro if you want a user friendly experience.
I know there are things like manjaro and even endeavor os that are “arch but easy” but honestly I cannot in good faith recommend anything arch based for ease of use. Arch is a very fast moving distribution that usually has the newest packages but that isn’t always good. There will eventually be a problem come up, maybe not often and maybe not that serious but in my personal opinion it’s not worth it.
If you are wanting consistent ease of use and access to a lot of packages it’s hard to beat the mainstream distros. Mint, Ubuntu, Fedora, (personal favorite) etc… and if you need something from arch repositories just use distrobox. You get access to all arch packages without the headache.