AnonTwo

It’s probably because I generally saw the sub shutdowns as a result of the protest, and not as an ongoing protest. Reddit clearly wasn’t in any talks with the mods at that point and vica versa.

Honestly i’ll just go with it being months. I’m basically just arguing semantics at this point.

I mean, I remember it being weeks myself.

But it’s not as if things went back to the way they were either. There were definitely effects due to those weeks.

You leaked the code for when it’s out of warranty

Meanwhile someone will be eating gummies to cure themselves of some modern disease instead of using actual science-proven medication.

I mean it’s probably a meme in the most literal sense, just it’s not funny. It’s a basic motivational quote.

So basically they’re protecting you from something that’s only possible, because of something they shouldn’t have done.

I think Americans in general don’t see it as a difficult choice to support Ukraine

Politicians find it difficult because Republicans are pro-russian, and both parties are heavily aligned with Israel. So Ukraines the only one really seeing any push back.

Votes matter but you also have a system in place, and if you’re necking the 50/50 vote point expect that system to matter. Going to lala land and imagining a system that isn’t how your system actually works doesn’t fix anything.

Get more people to vote
Discourage 3rd party bait picks that will never get elected because they don’t even have a local/state/anything presence
As an added bonus, you’d probably need to get people more interested in house/senate elections if you actually wanted to do anything about the electoral college. Cause it’s not being changed at the presidential level.

He barely lost the popular vote, and in the end the electoral college decides. It’s complete denial to act like it was a landslide. Even if you agree the electoral college is problematic it was a bad election.

If you don’t want to think about the electoral college, the popular vote has to be a landslide, not what it was in 2016.

You can even look it up and this isn’t even the first time this has happened. it’s the 4th time. It doesn’t even get the most blatant discrepancy

I think they’re only worried about like, family or friends finding out. It’s not really a concern to them if an entity they don’t know has that info.

I’m not sure the person making the meme is even a Linux user, because they act like Windows is the entire PC space.

I don’t think saying “All memes are political” is exclusively a right thing to dislike.

Especially since a lot of memes grew from people who were absolutely too young to be thinking about politics.

Sure there are memes that are political, but to say all memes are is just kindof…appropriating?

I mean it’s entirely possible I don’t know the political significance of pepe, but I was also never really shown a reason to ask.

Did you ever consider maybe it’s just people already talk about politics in a lot of other places, and don’t need to talk about it literally 24/7?

Isn’t there literally a community called politicalmemes because people wanted to sort these into another place?

At this point you’re not even posting to be funny, you’re just posting to be annoying.

but what’s a paladin?

You mean the random selection signups? I think only WoW’s first stress test was a straight “anyone can download” open beta…

To be fair, pretty sure the original point of the meme was a pompous asshole making a point

Like he by no means looks like a guy you want to agree with in that pic.

All systems: Government, Market, etc, should be regulated assuming corruption already exists.

Because one way or another it will reach that point long after you’re gone, if not before then.

Just wondering, but is there anything regarding packages or flatpaks (and variants of them) that would make immutable systems a requirement in order to use your applications, or would it still be possible to use a regular distro?

I’m sure there wouldn’t really be any complaints regarding 90% of linux users using immutable systems, as long as applications weren’t “locked in” to using those exclusively.

I mean, there’s a reason they don’t let you delete system32 anymore

It’s like one of the earliest troubleshooting joke memes. It just so happens people actually did that, and not because they wanted to do that.

But like on earlier versions of Windows you could absolutely delete any folder on the drive. I think there’s even a story about an uninstaller that accidentally deleted the entire root of the drive because it wasn’t written correctly.