And yet, if you paint the steamroller a gaudy fake gold color and have it being driven by every conservative you've heard about in the last year, it gets way more true!
I'm an old straight white guy with a pretty normie-looking family, and I know damn well that almost every LGBT+ person out there shares more of my values and gives more of a shit about my marriage than the conservative grifters out there.
Thanks for continuing to put in the volunteer hours to keep this little corner of the internet running and keeping it from being used for harm where possible.
I get that in the world we live in, many people are going to be primed to react harshly to "monitoring" wrapped in language about how it will help us. But considering the source, the public context, and the motivations involved, nah.
Debian + KDE Plasma got me to switch over from Mint. It just feels right.
There have been a LOT of updates recently though. Normally I update pretty often because part of the reason for using Debian is my expectation that an update has been pretty thoroughly vetted before it gets pushed out to stable, and that stability/reliability is one of the priorities of the distro.
I just hope that holds true, and that if LLMs are involved it's those cases where they stumble upon an obscure security flaw that humans confirm.
Oh yeah, having a reciprocating saw can really come in handy, but having a circular saw and an impact driver is absolutely worth it for building stuff.
My son's pediatrician hates RFK Jr with the fire of a thousand suns, and I love him for it.
At multiple appointments I've intentionally made humorous references to stupid health/rfk stuff from the news. He stays totally professional, but he is also obviously relieved that he can safely roll his eyes and let off some steam about the level of stupid in the world.
That's the fun side effect of NOTHING mattering except revenue and engagement.
They don't care what's right or how their companies will look in the history books. They just care about finding the path of least risk to shareholder value.
Skyrim came out closer to the Dreamcast (9/9/99) than today.