Foci on YouTube has been making some pretty informative videos about switching to Linux, from the perspective of a (former) Mac user.

Look at me. I am the baby now!

This is obviously some kind of joke! Where the hell is GoboLinux?

Given ICE's general level of competence, is it possible the gun accidentally discharged as the agent was carrying it away?

We grant you the rank of Power User and the Gaming Enthusiast title, but you may not join the council of 1337 h4x0rz and UNIX Beards.

So you're saying you don't truly seek Perfect Linux Configuration? You bring great dishonor to your house!

I use Linux Mint XFCE Edition.

That's just a less powerful version of NixOS' atomic updates.

Linux Mint is what you recommend to noobs and normies. All the cool kids are using NixOS now.

I'm thinking perhaps it'd make sense to ban people based on terms that are less nebulous than "Zionism"?

For example, how about banning people who:

• Deny or excuse clear cases of genocide, like the genocide in Gaza, the Armenian genocide or the Holocaust.
• And/or support the systematic oppression of people based on ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, etc.

This should make the rules clearer to both users and moderators, because you can pretty much rely on the dictionary definitions of the terms involved. It'd also make it much harder to argue that the rules are in any way inspired by anti-Semitism.

Moreover, because it gets down to the reasons and thresholds that make a lot of Zionist messages unacceptable, it also covers cases that are unacceptable for similar reasons.

Only time something like that happened to me was when LTT got hacked. I was suddenly subscribed to some channels promoting a crypto scam pretending to have ties with Elon Musk. Turns out they had hacked and renamed a bunch of channels owned by the Linus Media Group.

Are any of your previous subscriptions missing?

Ctrl-z to suspend the running program.

bg to make it continue running in the background.

jobs to get an overview of background programs.

fg to bring a program to the foreground.