is it common practice to have a web browser or media player running with elevated permissions? seems like a strange thing to do...
they understand that it will contradict the things they're trying to get away with supporting...
well that doesn't sound like free market capitalism!
i know they're talking about sources of air pollution , but deforestation also is a big part of the equation and is also related to said farming on a global scale.
i usually have efi boot partition (512mb), / (linux root), /home (i usually make this pretty big) , and swap partition.
i was wondering this too. was going to go switzerland to portugal. was almost 5x the price as a flight...
to hell with a carbon tax someone needs to go to jail and they need to be suspended immediately. if companies can just pay their way out of everything it won't make them act responsibly...
In the documentary Coded Bias, the police in England were utilizing new AI facial recognition technology to find criminals on the streets and yes they were almost all black. The documentary states that it is because the models were trained on mostly white people so it couldn't differentiate black peoples features as well. Or something to that affect.
killing the apt update shouldn't break anything since its not installing any packages it's just updating your repos. i would have just killed the pid 1635...also not sure if it would break something but i doubt it...did you dmesg to see what else info you might be able to find out?
Capitalist dictators gonna dictate
i have multiple google drives synced right into my file manager...like i just click it, it mounts it, and drag stuff in and out as if it were local...i'm on debian with gnome. dropbox works the same way. obviously icloud and onedrive may be more difficult, but i'm pretty sure there is something formsyncing up onedrive, but i choose to disable one drive on all my windows devices.
Definitely meat. I'm omnivorous now, but have been vegan for years and vegetarian years before that. Its actually ideal if you can afford it/ find the right dumpsters.
I have not found an efficient and fast way to travel across the ocean as i am not an experienced large vessel sailor and/or do not have access to a deep ocean worthy vessel.
I'm in this camp. Been messing with linux since 2004. Ubuntu 5.10 i think it was, Fedora core 4, slackware, crunchbang, arch...almost 2 decades later i'm on Pop OS. shit just works it's out of my way. i can customize it to look how i want, set it and forget it. nvidia works great etc. i use the terminal a lot though. mainly for bash scripts and ssh server stuff, directory navigation and management etc. I use a lot of third party TỤI apps too. I like the option of having a stable easy to use GUI for mundane lazy periods and the ability to do whatever i need in terminal. Plus pop os with tiling and floating window manager toggle is awesome.
Oh now they want out? I thought they moved there because they love it and want to assimilate into the population. Become one of the locals and partake in the struggle for the beauty of life, a brotherhood of man....
"we will not tolerate aggression unless it's from us"