Bobby_DROP_TABLES [he/him] @ Bobby_DROP_TABLES @hexbear.net

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I don't really have an opinion on it, I think it's a meaningless aphorism.

The lack of documentation is an issue. but in my experience the Arch wiki is good enough source for troubleshooting EndeavorOS issues.

FDR was really the only slightly good (post-Lincoln) US president. And that was really only because he knew heads were going to start rolling if the government didn't throw some bones to the working class.

requires the federal government to maintain a climate that supports human life.

Unironically this is a new frontier of ghoul behevior. The next time a person tells me some shit like Biden is "the most progressive president since FDR" I'm straight up spitting in their face.

Google SGE includes Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini on a list of "greatest" leaders and Hitler also makes its list of "most effective leaders."

Google made a fucking nazbol AI lmao. But seriously, I was having a conversation about Bard with some people in my company's machine learning department. It seems way too dumb for something Google has pumped so much money and talent hours into. It's likely that Bard is an intentionally dumbed down version of whatever Google has working internally. Sundar Pichai made some comments to the NYT that seems to suggest this.

Really sick of seeing people call the HK protests a psyop. Any self-proclaimed leftist needs to support the people of Hong Kong's struggle to have the freedom to murder their pregnant wives and then flee to Thailand without being extradited.

EndeavourOS is very solid, surprised that it isn't more popular.

Yes, go back to Reddit

It doesn't matter how complicated shit got, the US still kicked everything off.

Valve is the only corporation I will unapologetically simp for. It's amazing how far Linux gaming has come in the past few years, especially now that the developers of stuff like EAC are finally making their shit compatible.

I wonder what happened in 1942?

Gee, maybe it had something to do with that year being the height of WWII?

There is no balance though, the shit-ification that happened to Reddit is a necessary function of capitalism. What we saw as Reddit at its best was, from a capitalist's perspective, Reddit at its worst. I'm sure you've noticed a similar process taking place in lots of other areas as well.

It's impossible, as has been demonstrated throughout the last few centuries of history. Even in cases where a government makes a massive shift towards a pro-worker position (i.e. the New Deal), over time the country will fall back into regulatory capture and devolve to an oligarchy.

Liberalism is bad, hope that helps clarify

Amirite my fellow communists?

Idk, sounds like something that should be hashed out in peace talks, preferably done after calling a ceasefire

It's really over this time!