Man this takes me back, I used to have a faulty LAPD: Future Cop disk, which happened to be my favourite game, me and a friend used to sit in front of the TV saying “pls pls pls pls” and cheer when it worked.

https://tacticalvote.co.uk/

Link from the description

Maybe it’s cause those people that have the strong will and drive to protest have been doing it for 20 years and are getting sick of being ignored so they up the ante.

I don’t think china minds

There are good and bad actors in every walk of life.

China has a water problem, the lake is one of the deepest lakes in the world, it is also pretty close to the border.

Oh look, the far right pretending they care about children again… Let’s see… I’m gonna bet on some minister has some shares in a clothes factory somewhere

Only thing I could think of is something like adding an extra 10 or 20 to your internet bill and your isp automatically sends money to the sites you visit based on times visited, but it would require SO much work, and so many problems to solve.

What alternatives are there?

Right wing in general is full of the easily deceived and hateful.

2 main tactics used is to either convince the stupid people you’re on their side helping them with their ideals, or that the things they hate are a threat and you’re the only one who can save them.

It’s a shame it’s turned into this, and that right wing went so crazy that left wing is now just about not letting them destroy the world.

An I the only one who thinks this is exactly what he wanted? Hated seeing the western social media trying to block disinformation, so he buys it and let’s the right wing extremists have free rein

I used to (and sometimes still do) use the mouse cursor rather than my finger

The big thing I’m mostly concerned about is this mysterious backdoor they are supposedly forcing tech providers to build into all devices - what exactly is this and what stops anyone from learning about it and exploiting it?

I wonder if there is anything on Linux that lets you install windows as a container, like a reverse of WSL

So it’s basically themes and preset packs of apps?

Not sure exactly how the Linux multiple desktops work but windows is able to do this also, unless I’m confusing it for something else

Yes, though I’m pretty sure I’ve uninstalled or atleast disabled cortana with no problems

I keep wanting to switch, but the fact you just said you still use windows for some things is enough for me to just stick with windows, until Linux can do everything windows can then I feel like constantly switching is more hassle than whatever improvements Linux provides