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This is the correct answer. Putin has been almost universally hated, even within Russia, for years.

Everyone knows of his election fraud, and the assassinations of political opponents, let alone changing the law in his favor.

It’s just hard for people to have a strong response to what he does, because he spends the vast majority of his time controlling his meat puppets in silence. Meanwhile, both Trump and Musk yap their face off on every occasion

Can’t wait for this to be thrown out of court. No one is forced to buy anything on his neo-nazi platform

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So pretty much everyone, who’s already got a reputation for being shit, or has fallen from grace completely, has returned. No surprises there

Can’t wait to try this one out. Every other fitness tracker i’ve used has either been acquired by some soulless corpo, or just gone down the drain anyway, reaching an unusable state in both outcomes. Most of them can’t even display basic calorie information without dishing out 10$ a month anymore

Every time I see this kind of shit on a news website, that’s the last time I’ll be visiting it. I fully support it, if you need to receive donations or subscriptions to run your stuff, but they’re just farming SEO while not actually giving you access to anything

Their entire post history is either trash-talking of popular software, or careful omission of important details, which also just feeds into the same kind of behavior. Don’t waste your time, trying to argue with someone who’s purposefully flaming the community

I imagine this would be the ideal scenario for most people. Just as everyone else, I also really enjoy good photos, but unlike my photographer friends, I don’t have perfect lighting, and also don’t really know what half the settings do

Given enough money, they’ll do anything

Isn’t it fascinating, that these devices position themselves as a leader in photographing stuff as closed to reality as possible, and then 90% of what is coming out of them isn’t even what you actually shot?

I’ve been using Wayland sessions as default since plasma 5.22 came around, and with other window managers before that too. Everything that has ever been broken for me, was broken because of X11 or XWayland. I’d rather take a considerably better experience with an occasional issue, that an experience that is held together by candy wrappers and hot glue, and is widely considered obsolete

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It’s never a simple answer, and it varies from person to person. For someone who’s been on both sides of this spectrum, it’s a combination of both

Post your launch command, or compose file

It’s exactly what it says. Your nix config has a setting that has no effect without enabling the experimental feature that uses it. Either enable the feature, or remove the setting

It is 20C where I am. I don’t remember it ever being over 5-10 in this area, during December. I’m still wearing shorts, while usually going outside without a thick hoodie and a scarf used to be a stupid idea.

And on the flip side of that, the summer was so hot, that we all had to bunker inside, to avoid high humidity heat.

Get yourself a good product. Quit wasting your time trying to play brand wars. You’re going to be the one using the device, no one else’s opinion matters on what the label on it is, whether it’s Oneplus, Nothing, or anything else on the market

It’s a shame that the environment there is so hostile, that by the time anyone realizes there was an important nuance, the thread it already gone

Just put it out of it’s misery. Pull the plug

There’s a very important distinction between AOSP, and the Android that’s ultimately shipped on most devices.

As the article says, they make a colossal amount of money from GMS, PlayStore cuts, and other things. That doesn’t mean that you can’t pull AOSP from the core repository, and get it to work on something. It’ll just be crippled by the lack of apps/store frontend, and a lot of the proprietary features that go on Pixel devices, for example.

Through licensing, they are required to disclose any changes they made to the kernel, but that’s the extent of it