They've been itching to do this -- and when the ICE/National Guard occupation of our cities didn't immediately result in an attack on "law enforcement," there was a sense of frustration. Without a reason, they had to dial up the rhetoric and threats.
Charlie Kirk's (MAGA on MAGA) death was hammered and shaped to fit their narrative. Now, with a reason, they will punish their enemies as terrorists.
Listen for calls of the death penalty, next.
Even thinking about it has got me in a fit of blind rage.
That's Hilarious by Charlie Puth
Not a song that would typically fall in my lap; when I heard it in passing, it engaged me beyond reason.
Unrelated, but this photo... I honestly believe this is the first time I've ever seen him read for leisure. I really did think he was illiterate during his first term.
Thank God.
Nice. I'll check those out.
I realize I sound AI AF.
Welcome to the world of Linux. Check out Fedora Kinoite. Here's how they're similar:
✅ It's immutable -- core OS files are read only. Just like the SteamDeck, this is more stable and secure. Updates happen all at once and the entire system can be rolled back to a working configuration ("snapshot") if it all goes south.
✅ Applications are containerized and installed via a software store. Flatpak via Flathub is my personal preference, here.
✅ It uses the KDE Plasma desktop environment. In Linux there are a handful of DEs to choose from. The SD uses KDE and so does Kinoite. This is probably where you'll see most similarities (that Windows '95 feel).
✅ Fedora's community, like the SD, is large. Got a problem? There's probably someone on the forums who had the same issue and can provide a solution.
I've been running it exclusively for two years now. As a self proclaimed distro-hopper, that's really remarkable.
I can only speak to my own personal experience: Fedora and Suse are doing the best, especially with immutable distributions.
How'd it work out?
I mean in terms of hijacking DNS. Might be worth a look.
Europeans do be like that.