

How is taking direct action to stigmatize someone who is enabling our fascist military “slacktivism”? What do you propose would be a more fitting and effective tactic for someone who doesn’t want their work associated in any way to the US military?


How is taking direct action to stigmatize someone who is enabling our fascist military “slacktivism”? What do you propose would be a more fitting and effective tactic for someone who doesn’t want their work associated in any way to the US military?


That sounds like a pretty useless replacement for people who want a declarative configuration and a PC capable of doing anything other than contributing code to open source projects.


it wasn’t just the keyboard for me. phone browsers pre iphone were just absolute garbage with joke rendering engines. you were lucky to get a functional mobile site, let alone trying to render the desktop version. iphone was using the same rendering engine as desktop safari, which wasn’t perfect but miles better than whatever the hell blackberry or sidekick were using.


what? i absolutely wanted a cell phone with a decent web browser on it in 2007, are you high?
This must be some new dark pattern because my Meta VR headset, Twitter, and Instagram have all started giving me false notification badges recently. I’m just teaching myself to ignore the red badges because it’s not worth the annoyance.
People are being bombed to death in Gaza and your first instinct is to gloat about a political grievance. They were right to call you a shit lib.


The best is unironically to pirate and use something like Kodi on a SBC that can run libreElec.


That would work if you were rich and friends with government officials. I don’t like your chances otherwise.


Sure. For warcimes in palestine? Has he done any yet? Even if he hasn’t i’m sure assassinating Soleimani counts.


Get Blinken, Miller, and Biden too, while you’re at it.


Many of those apps were built on things produced and distributed for free. I would say they are, usually, just a fancy front end on some OSS library. That’s not without value, good interfaces are hard, but lets not pretend they’re doing all the work themselves, and they certainly aren’t eager to reinvest any of that money into the free software that made their shit possible.


It’s kinda funny that just stacking rocks is an efficient energy storage solution.
Few, if any, people posting shit to that site have the rights to what they’re posting but I guess copyright doesn’t matter unless youre pirating media.


Sounds like the leader of a cattle rustling gang in a cheesy western.


np glad it worked.


sounds like contentEditable got triggered on one of the elements on the page. if you want to try and get around this before they fix it you can press F12 and paste this into your console:
document.querySelectorAll("[contentEditable]").forEach(x=>x.contentEditable=false);


Let’s pretend that OP is trying to find things outside their current wheelhouse, or wants to sample from recommendations to try and discover what they like. Not everyone is a fixed point with immutable preferences. Some people actually prefer broad recommendations so they can expand their tastes.


Are you aware that things exist which appeal to wide audiences? That some things are generally liked by most people? I can recommend things like that without having to be aware of your specific tastes.


I think the problem is on your end. It’s extremely easy to recommend a book. Watch:
You should read Ancillary Justice.
These terms mean very specific things but because you don’t know what those things are you think I’m being vague and biased. You should probably just shut up.