I’ve been using LibreOffice’s Writer for several years. And I’ve been happy with it.

This is like a man dressed in rags gloating at another man who lost his jacket.

I assume Putin is getting that $1 billion fee for a permanent spot waived by bff Trump.

We’ll that would be an interesting front on the upcoming war with the rest of NATO.

Seems like fucking with Canada would not be the best idea. Didn’t work out so well for America the last time it happened (the war of 1812). And this time Canada would have more allies in the fight than just a small contingent of the Britain military and some of the native American tribes.

And he said “meh, my FIFA World Peace prize is shinier and classier. But I’ll still snatch this off you.”

Also: Stoat (formerly Revolt)

Which means Putin must be Kramer from Seinfeld.

Mexico, Iran, Colombia, Canada, Greenland, Panama… there are so many for him to choose from for his next unwarranted attack!

And don’t forget his other favorites: Nipple, Aberbaijan, and Thighland!

And that Britain has been a cultural melting pot for a couple of thousand years.

We all knew Russia is now China’s puppet. But I didn’t realize China is also so good at ventriloquism.

The Lemmy platform is just a tool to manage and delivery content. And I think it’s important to differentiate the software from those who manages the software. I can see there’s is a tacit connection and influence there. But unless they start baking inherently bias features into the software and skewing it, I don’t think it’s a big problem.

Also, because it’s an inherently federated platform, if people don’t like the opinions of those who run a specific instance, they can (with the inclination and determination) spin up their own instance and manage that the way they see fit. And that has happened quite a few times over the last couple of years.

So no, I don’t think it requires a fork really. Not unless the people managing the main branch lose interest and the software starts to wither on the vine, or they start corrupting it somehow. But that’s just my opinion.

In many ways a comparison between Potter and Trump’s father are even more accurate, given his birth were immoral slum lords.

Like others here have said, they are a combination of get rich quick schemes and money laundering. They take the legalized gambling that is the stock markets to a whole new level. I also agree that the underlying concept of them is okay, but they’ve been exploited and hyped up to crazy levels.

If you want to play with crypto ‘investments’ and you have a bit of discretionary spending, you could try it. But just know it’s super-risky and built on a lot of bullshit. Personally I wouldn’t. I’ll stick to passively-managed index funds. They aren’t air-tight safe either, of course. But at least they are less prone to scams and risk.

“It’s not a bug, it’s an undocumented feature!” -GOP staffers who spent the last few weeks scrubbing conservative names from the files.

Good question. Maybe they are required to by the Americans with Disabilities Act?

What?! The administration run by a man who is famous for not paying people didn’t pay some people?!

Mustard yellow?

“that was a different London than you have today. Today you have people being stabbed in the ass or worse… it’s crazy,” he said.

Donald needs to stop believing all the bullshit Fox News and their ilk are spewing out. Because the only thing involving asses in this situation is Trump talking out of his (yet again).

So FIFA got rid of the bribery charge from this administration by bribing this administration with a pointless award. Cool, cool.

The only thing I’m aware of is him publicly slating a could of actors. He was very critical of Paul Dano from There Will Be Blood (which is a bit weird because that movie has been out for a long time). He also publicly slated Matthew Lillard, who seems like a genuinely nice guy and has a lot of fans. I think those (especially the criticism of Lillard) pissed a lot of people off.