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Whatever do you mean? Russia is clearly a communist Utopia that invaded Ukraine to get the Nazis. With 100% legitimate elections that have no undue influence what so ever.

it's mostly limited time limited time collectables I have an issue with. It's less of an issue if you can actually think about it before you buy it.

I agree about endeavour but I do think that cachy offers enough that I daily it for my gaming system. It's v reposities have a noticeable if slight impact on performance in some cases and I like their kernel and proton version too.

Also I know I'm the exception but I genuinely have had significantly less issues with arch and arch based distros than any other flavour of linux. I genuinely find arch easier to use and more reliable then than Debian. I also only run 3 machines though so I understand that other people have very different experiences.

It is entirely possible this is just because of when I switched to using Linux but I found Ubuntu really hard to use as a new user. I unironically think arch is easier for someone switching from windows simply because of the freedom offered especially with all of the new more user friendly distros like endeavourOS and cachyOS.

So what are you doing about your far right party/parties in your country? Voting to keep them out of power hoping that the world wide rising tide of fascism doesn't affect your country somehow? Hoping others die so you dont have to risk your own skin while preaching the gospel of death?

Could probably also just ask one of those people for help in the future so you dont have to risk breaking something to get help lmao. Out of all the places I've heard this said the gym is the wildest to me because genuinely so many people there are willing to help someone who asks.

I mean with how many instances have launched a piefed server the last few months and with how small Lemmy is in the first place even a thousand or so users switching would explain some of that slight downward slope at the end.

My thoughts are that this is obviously the UK slipping farther into authoritarian control of the internet. It hasn't stopped where they said it will stop in the past and it won't stop here.

I don't use any filting at the moment but I'm going to use these. The sheer amount of uselessness in articles with those titles is immense.

I read the article it never clarifies this point. It also doesn't link to a study as it reads like its just an interview about an ongoing study. Your interpretation makes sense though.

I go into r/protectandserve every few weeks to remind myself that yes it is all cops.

What does "it killed cancer cells up to 20000 times more effectively" mean? Genuinely asking because in my mind it's ethier dead or its not. The other stats make some amount of sense to me but I can't figure out what this one is saying.