I would rank Marine LePen higher. She is the heir to a political party that was created by litteral nazis ( including her father that keep making antisemitic statement ).

Hope Agnès Pannier-Runacher make it on the list as she is the most partial president the assembly ever saw.

Sophia Chikirou is also a fan of Russia imperialism if I remember right.

Pretty good post about the situation. I would just add a few thing :

The harasement from the hyperland project got so bad they are banned from FreeDesktop.org and I’ve seen how many talented people gave up on working on the Linux ecosystem because of that.

Right to repair does not match well with right wing politics (TL;DR AuthRight need control and in lib-right absolute capitalism having reparable stuff is a surefire to kill your company ) but it’s a murky and difficult subject so I understand why it’s not mentioned.

Also of note, framework didn’t advertise thoose project on fedi/mastodon so this seems like they had known from the start a backlash would occur.

Not OP but there is few sources on that :

https://www.androidauthority.com/why-i-use-grapheneos-on-pixel-3575477/

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Catalan-cops-link-Google-Pixel-phones-to-organized-crime.1050210.0.html

In case this is in good faith :

There is 4 lanes, you can remove one or two and set train tracks which don’t have a lot of constraints compared to cars due to train wheel being steel and having better adherence.

People who still need car for whatever reason can use the remaining lanes and have less trafic since train are a lot more efficient than car at moving people.

If you are woried about the swap I’m sure care exaust and tires particles which are know to damage environement a lot. Trains are electric so at least polution will be localized near power plants and thoose can be eventualy replaced by renewables.

According to gmaps there is a 4 lane highway between atlanta and orlando, I’m pretty sure you can squeeze train tracks there.

It would absolutly make sense ? Especially if there are night trains that go slower and can help you get rest without paying an hotel.

Most common route is atlanta to orlando

Why isn’t there high speed rail ??? The distance is only 700km ( 440 miles ) a french TGV can easily go over 300 km/h ( 185 mph ) so a direct line would at most be 2h30, given a plane boarding time it’s very competitive, conveninent and at a fraction of the operating cost.

All my homies hate fandom and use UFOpaedia

23/25 finnaly a good grade somewhere

Master make no sense. It fail to comunicate what role the default branch serve. Main is clearer, your default branch is the main one.

I tend to build stuff with html css and php only ( all vanilla) and avoid non trivial js like the plague. I can see your point but for me replacing HTML with js is just wastefull, you leave performance and built in accessibility on the table for a slightly more convenient experience that don’t work for me.

Genuine question : what’s wrong with modern vanilla CSS3 ?

Maybe it’s because I’ve used css2 I don’t see the point of css frameworks.

I remember hearing she drawed diaper fetish stuff using photo of children as template.

this look like Sophie labelle and that’s not good.

It’s hard to read because it’s a manual made for technical users.

On Linux most of the software is made by freelance developers who often forget that all users are not technical and even if they are they don’t want to be forced to interact with technical stuff. For the same reason I don’t want to daily-drive gentoo, sometimes I don’t want to read the manual.

I happen to be a contributor on multiple FOSS project and most didn’t have a docs directory in their repo or website, let alone an user guide. That’s fine for a CLI program to rely on wiki/manuals but graphical apps should have a user guide on their website. Working on documentation is a thankless job in FOSS spaces.

RTFM is not a working formula. Because most people skip reading the manual for one simple reason, the manual is hard to read.

I remember my early arch days when asking a question about an issue I’m having was always met with a wikipage I already read but did not understand.

Rather than pushing for a magic manual, the best is to provide sane default or point to tutorials.

Honestly this should be a wake call to the FOSS community that we are way too reliant on the US.

Every default we have is US centric and if FOSS is really meant for everyone we should move away from that.