It’s okay to celebrate a victory today, but we have so much work to do. The hateful people are still here, and discontent over gas prices doesn’t necessarily mean that voters have turned away from the same dangerous ideas that got us here in the first place. This could be a very temporary recovery.
I’m concerned that a large portion may have chosen rightly, but for wrong reasons, and could just as easily be swayed back again.
I drove lengthwise through your state two months ago.
It was so awful. I was passed by the same red truck on a loop for nine hours.
Really depends on the server. The servers I use are driving incredibly rich media: like animated images, video clips, and streaming.
I got frustrated enough with the weirdness of the Linux client that I eventually ended up using a pinned browser tab.
At least then the data collection monstrosity is sandboxed. I believe Flatpak helps, too.
Maybe we don’t want to use JavaScript for literally everything.
It’s great to see it. I wonder how much of this push comes from the high price of memory.
Was your C hello world program statically linked? I believe Rust includes its libraries whereas the typical hello world does not. Static linkage generally brings in large amounts of unused code.
Fascinating! TIL.
In the winter, it might as well be free since I’m using the heat anyway.
Billionaire calls regular people wasteful.
We’re not even pretending to regulate. It’s a pillaging of everyone beneath the ultra-wealthy upper classes.
Sometimes it’s simply about being taken seriously.
I’m a very busy person without a lot of time to play video games. If I sit down to play (and on Linux!), I’m absolutely not willing to spend extra time waiting on OS updates. It’s great that I can configure my system to respect my time and never interrupt me if that’s what I wish on a device solely used for electronic card games.
It does exactly what I tell it to do, and that’s great.
100%. Simple. Straightforward. Bold. Going to look exactly as you intended.
