The remix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZPTYpTKOI0

Oh wow, interesting

I remember that blowing up!

hehe

smoke 'em if you got 'em

Not sure if any Suse would fit in there. I’d say more Arch, Debian, Slackware (is that a thing anymore?), Gentoo, Linux From Scratch if you count that as a distro.

Nooooo!!! (Actually I’ve never tried Emacs)

Always happy to help people move away from MS

I think this is where “compartmentalization” comes in. Similar in concept to how you are forced to wall off sadness when a loved one dies so that you can continue to live your life, I think there are mentally competent right wingers, but they wall off the logic and reasoning so that it applies only to machines. They do this because if those ideas of logic and reason get beyond the wall/outside of the compartment, the meaning of their lives falls apart.

Have to pay extra now to pump septic waste straight into other rooms.

I ate lunch and my cat pooped, anyone else want to mention two random events?

I was just telling my friend this

Depeche Mode - Where’s The Revolution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsCR05oKROA

Huh, I don’t see this going so well.

Yep, and RedHat would be asses to try, it’s not like they made Linux.

What does it do for the blind community, like text to audio conversion or something?

What type of tools does the blind community use? I can code, I’d love to make a tool to help out.

Why would devs remove something like this, at this time? Is it causing huge problems larger than the problems removing it would cause?

Makes me wonder if the devs are being paid to cripple Lemmy. This is where open source shines, we don’t have to be held hostage to one product/service.

I foresee islands of instances, like cities. There could be an island of instances that will be full of bots and illegal shit with open sign ups, and there will be other islands with stricter requirements, effectively no bots run by people who want good social media.

Yes, but it would take more work specific to this problem, which if it’s not a widespread technique would be viewed as impractical.