This is why side loading is important. Fuck apple and google

So AI:

1. Scraped the entire internet without consent
2. Trained on it
3. Polluted it with AI generated rubbish
4. Trained on that rubbish without consent
5. Are now in need of lobotomy

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/article/2024/aug/14/google-antitrust-monopoly-ruling

Zorin. But, tbh, imitators won’t offer the most streamlined, seamless experience out there nowadays. If you like the most authentic Linux experience while staying on the user friendly side I’d say go with Gnome. There’s KDE too, for an experience like older windows (eg. Win 7) and that’s pretty authentic as well, just not my cup of tea. Try them out and decide for yourself!

Everybody forgets that if chrome and chromium breaks away from Google because of this ruling, it’s going to have the same issues as Firefox, if not worse because it’s an arguably worse product. The ruling has been pronounced, but what will happen because of it is yet to be defined.

In both of those posts he is comparing Israel’s atrocities to Nazi Germany’s. If he truly was an antisemite then Nazi Germany wouldn’t have been such a good comparison would it?

Search up “fork bomb”. That’s what this does.

If you still have open ports, you’re not working hard enough

That’s what you get for choosing Ubuntu or Debian unstable

Peak shittiness requires sacrifice

There’s always an accomplice in crime.

Also, tall order to expect me to run and test a code written only for a shitpost.

There’s gsudo

I just bought a raspberry pi 5 and I’ll be SSHing hard this year

Python is by far the clown, especially against JS

It is NOT portable (uses 386 task switching etc), and it probably never will support anything other than AT-harddisks, as that’s all I have :-(.

Famous last words

I want to see KDE focus on its UX a bit more and break a bit of harmful backwards compatibility. Having multiple rows in the window header like the combination of a title bar a menu bar and an action bar that makes their combination tall AF, having a thousand disjointed panes, apps being completely rigid and non-responsive and using dated customisation options that only lead to inconsistent and ugly results when tampered with, and rejection of design paradigms that get praised and adopted by everyone like headerbars, all in the name of old theming technologies that depend on practically technical debt, like X11. KDE needs to adopt a vision that looks towards the future, not the past. Until then, I’ll stay in GNOME.