Ubuntu just can’t help but shoot themselves in the foot. Amazon ads, snaps, MIT utils, and even locking security updates behind paywalls for their most recent versions.
Not sure why anyone would use them these days when they could use Debian instead without all the corporate bullshit.
Fuckin’ mormons.
Ban on sharing VPN instructions: Commercial entities that host “a substantial portion of material harmful to minors” are now prohibited from facilitating or encouraging the use of a VPN to bypass age checks. This includes providing instructions on how to use a VPN or providing the means to circumvent geofencing.
Blatantly unconstitutional.
Yes. They’re state-sponsored propaganda, but unless you can identify legitimate security risks, you’re just operating on “feelings.”
I think anyone can make a Wikipedia page.
Be the change you want to see in the world.
The entire world needs to stand up against US and Israeli bullies.
The best way to disrupt the US military is to attack its supply chains and kill as many soldiers as possible.
Supply chain attacks make their expensive weapons even more expensive. Killing soldiers shows them that they’re not immune just because they spend money. The American public is simply not prepared to lose soldiers in a war because they value their lives so much.
That’s why we have to take it from them.
Seeing Maine support a candidate that cares about the working class instead of another corporate stooge is a good sign.
Keep it up!
Mills was recruited by Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer
That alone makes me not want to support her.
They deserve to be punished for wasting money on things they could be getting for free.
Their stupidity funds companies like denuvo.
Literally just copy the game files to “physical media” and you have a physical copy.
The problem is that there’s a limit to what people are willing to take, and the ruling class seems keen on pushing us past it.
This also isn’t an issue limited to gamers. Businesses everywhere are forcing digital IDs on us because the world is run by a handful of families that want to monitor and control our every move.
Italy, without a doubt.
Mint is a good entry point for new users. Debian is great for servers, where most people have somewhat of an idea what they’re doing.
If you just want to set it and forget it, go with Debian. It doesn’t have to be headless.
Imagine having that much money just to tell people what to think.