file transfer protocol.

Also, that is an argument for not voting in NZ, which is even stupider than not voting in the USA, since NZ has MMP and a reasonably large left party in the form of the Green party…

also: not voting is essentially refusing to work with other leftists

A policy here and there may change

that’s the whole point…

Its used both 卐 or 卍 ways in different non-nazi examples: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

Plenty of modern nazis don’t know how to draw it though, so you can never be sure…

you should still vote blue even if you’re an anarchist.

I’ve been playing it on and off since launch and never got less than 60fps 😅, but generally around 120fps as I had a 3d vision monitor(that didn’t work so well in source games though iirc).

didn’t get as far as seeing a framerate in arch, couldn’t work out why it wasn’t working and gave up 😅

haven’t checked my framerate in Ubuntu but felt like about 144 or something like that

I tried it but TF2 wouldn’t launch so I switched to Ubuntu.

The right to have a popup on every website asking if you’d like to accept or decline cookies. 😂 (j/k)

or maybe it’s black body radiation coming from your own cells inside your eyes

could also be cosmic background radiation exciting the rods and cones inside your eyes

looks like they borrowed the headlights from the Citroën Xantia when they designed it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Device_fingerprint

But modern rocketry was pioneered by the soviet…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wernher_von_Braun

sloth caption should actually be something like “I rely on consuming next to no energy and resources by moving very slowly”

the standards are just a bunch of people’s opinions, if this post suggests something contrary to the standards, that just means it’s a discussion about the standards themselves. it is valid to point out the standards, but to consider them gospel is foolish.

this post might do better in

https://lemmy.world/c/egypt@lemmy.world

https://lemmy.world/c/egypt@sh.itjust.works

https://lemmy.world/c/egypt@lemmy.ml

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Updated version for 2025:

I would love to see better Linux support for Apple silicon (I think it’s exists, but idk how well it works).

There’s not much demand for that as it’s generally a tad more expensive than similar hardware from other manufacturers, so usually makes more sense to get more open hardware for using with Linux.

*in Israel …