Horse {they/them}

ya nazi fucks

this is about the russian forces capturing rovnoye, not the ukrainians

This would probably rupture a humans organs.

there was a boeing engineer who died in this exact manner lol

usually you have to be winning a war to force concessions from your opponent, shocking i know

• my hardware is pretty new, support for it is shaky on slower distros
• i prefer to do small, generally reliable updates frequently rather than large, failure prone updates infrequently
• although rare, i have run into the wall once or twice on slow release distros, where a program i want to use needs a newer version of a package than my distro supported
• i like pacman, it’s a nice package manager

mostly customizability and good support for new hardware
if you’re running a pc with no major components newer than ~2-3 years old then mint is fine
the idea that it’s “bad for gaming” is nonsense unless you’re running near-bleeding edge hardware or are exceptionally sweaty about eking out an additional couple of frames per second

Nationalist vigilante groups, with links to Neo-Nazis, and the support of senior Reform figures, have been falsely claiming police backing while attempting to infiltrate local school networks

the freikorps are also nonces

generally infrastructure such as this is usually defined as civilian objects protected under article 52

no, i like my computer to work

and other ridiculous lies you can tell yourself

JKR will be the Lenin of CPGB-ML before anything else

funny you should mention that!

pretty much every widely used distro has a user-friendly installer and it takes less time than windows does to get installed in my experience

reminder that killing conscription officers is an act of self and community defense

a bunch of shortcuts

• mod + w for waterfox
• mod + n for thunar
• mod + q to quit a program
• mod + d for dmenu
• mod + f to force fullscreen
• mod + enter for a terminal
• hold it down to grab a window

etc.

rolling release is a big plus for me, also the modularity and choice of what packages i want on my machine

it’s also not really any harder to use than any debian/ubuntu based distro i’ve used

in ~3 years since i’ve switched to arch i’ve only broken it once and it took 15 minutes to fix