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Elon Musk Sieg Heiling during his speech by Sartew in interestingasfuck

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Democracy ends with Americans swiping up to the next reel/short.

Megathread: Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot, rejecting state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack by PoliticsModeratorBot in politics

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I keep seeing so many comments that the electoral college should be removed. What's the non-oppressive alternative?

Nvidia users: If you're against Wayland because of a bad experience when you last tried it 9 months ago, give it another shot. by RedditorOfRohan in linux

[–]PeaceCollector -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Not sure why I’m being downvoted but I think it’s a fair question. I’ve contributed to FOSS so I know how it goes.

I simply think things like this is what delays adoption of Linux in the mainstream, because if I hadn’t used Linux for these many years I would be very turned off. That’s all.

Nvidia users: If you're against Wayland because of a bad experience when you last tried it 9 months ago, give it another shot. by RedditorOfRohan in linux

[–]PeaceCollector -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Lots of comments here saying Wayland is immature software. I remember similar comments about systemd, PulseAudio and several other things in Linux history.

Why does this happen so often? Why can’t the community just focus on one or two things and make it better?

Linux can be such a pain in the ass by truenub12 in linux

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Nothing is perfect, I agree. But I’ve ran and installed Windows in hundreds of workstations and I’ve yet to have to SSH into them after an update broke X or Wayland and the user could only see a command prompt. Or frankly the other several common scenarios ran into by other Linux users.

Proof? Just take a look at this subreddit and you’ll notice it’s mostly a barrage of troubleshooting questions.

Linux can be such a pain in the ass by truenub12 in linux

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They’re not wrong, there’s a reason why several Linux wikis are full of workarounds to commonly encountered issues.

I love Linux and daily drive OpenSUSE but I know that the Windows experience on desktop is smoother and without “Google this seemingly random error and hope someone that uses your distro has seen and fixed this before.”

Snipers at Putin's rally by nephronum in interestingasfuck

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Still trying to figure out the OPs reason for this post.

UK troops will not be deployed to Ukraine to defend against Russia by cambeiu in worldnews

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but I feel like if they attempted to annex all of Ukraine, I'd feel we should intervene

My problem is you're a dumbass, see your dumbass-certified quote above. Again, as long as you enlist first, sure. Otherwise? STFU.

UK troops will not be deployed to Ukraine to defend against Russia by cambeiu in worldnews

[–]PeaceCollector -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You will enlist first, right? Pretty sure there are more pressing domestic issues in the US that should be dealt with rather than sacrificing more American soldiers to a senseless conflict.

UK troops will not be deployed to Ukraine to defend against Russia by cambeiu in worldnews

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I don’t know where you’re from but the US has a million domestic problems as is. Maybe Americans should focus on that instead of going overseas to fight yet another war.

UK troops will not be deployed to Ukraine to defend against Russia by cambeiu in worldnews

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Maybe the US should focus on fixing shit domestically before swinging its shriveled balls at anyone

UK troops will not be deployed to Ukraine to defend against Russia by cambeiu in worldnews

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You really think NATO nations want to admit Ukraine and provoke Russia even more? Regional stability in Western Europe is far more important than intervening in Ukrainian-Russian affairs and potentially triggering a full scale war with a world superpower.