I can't tell if this is a joke or legit lmao
Jakeroxs
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When was that argument even made lol.
It would be nice tho if we didn't have to fight against imaginary all powerful beings when trying to create a social contract of moral and ethical standards.
Lmfao, as if religion and it's influences don't directly effect our daily lives all the time.
Didn't realize toothpaste has been dictating much of western culture, been asleep I guess.
I find it runs better then YouTube in Firefox on my crappy laptop
Linux is not a singular thing, it's a collection of a lot of things.
America is big lol
Shit it happens in corporate world too lol
The summer after my parents divorced I spent many nights in the corner of the now-empty house with one bar of wifi from my friends house with like 10 tabs of anime loading on an old Dell laptop I only made usable by installing Linux mint.
Good times? Idk, memorable tho for sure
When I was really young, I was blown away the first time i met someone with their own phone line for internet lmao.
Here's the thing, I hate the debt obsession in the US, however it's also really not that difficult to not get into way more debt then you can manage (barring medical expenses) and having a high credit score (even though it is stupid) absolutely does help in a ton of ways here.
I would encourage Americans to play the game smart, use credit as if it were debit, do not intentionally go into debt unless absolutely necessary, and if you're in that position you should start seeking help, because getting crushed in debt is fucking awful.
I learned a lot of what NOT to do from my parents and paying attention during the 2008 crisis.
Does anyone else think having emojis as a response to a comment/thread would be a neat addition instead of only upvote/downvote?
Reddit seemed to sorta do that with awards but thats not quite what I'm suggesting.
Something similar to GitHub for instance, except we keep the upvote downvote system as-is.
This would hopefully discourage the use of upvote/downvote as a "I like/dislike this" button while also adding the ability to more accurately express the emotion the post/comment illicited
Additionally, there are a lot of people who are mostly just lurkers and have no desire to post, but they want to be able to emote further then just a upvote/downvote but DON'T want to actually post a comment like "I love this" or "You're so right" or even just commenting an emoji, because making a comment is a whole extra action that makes them visible, opens up to comments or upvotes/downvotes.
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I'm sure there's several modules in the Linux kernel that are necessary to function, and you're also aware that when people broadly refer to Linux, they don't mean the kernel specifically lol