

Here’s a reminder of how to interact with police.
Here’s a reminder of how to interact with police.
In his defense, he does make a great point at the beginning of the video.
“I have never touched a Linux topic in my life. Why? Because you guys scare the shit out of me, because you guys are some opinionated motherf…”
Using the term “politically correct” as a pejorative is a dog whistle. It is not literally political but communicates a right wing frustration over social consequences when they engage in overt racist, sexist, hateful, bigoted, or exclusionary speech or behavior. In more recent parlance it has been largely supplanted by a pejorative usage of “woke.”
Any AI that is trained on the internet – which is ostensibly all of them – will provide a broad reflection of the public zeitgeist. Since the prompt specified “politically incorrect” as a positive attribute its generated text reflected the training data where “politically incorrect” was presented as a positive trait. Since we know that it’s a dog whistle, by having lived through decades of it’s use in mass media and online, it comes as no surprise that an AI instructed to ape that behavior has done exactly what it was told.
Lovely. Let me pencil “zombie apocalypse” back onto my 2026 BINGO card.
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So what literally everyone already knew.
“‘Not politically correct’ means ‘deliberately racist’”
What about ostrich? It’s red meat and much more healthy than beef, but I’m not sure it counts as poultry in this context.
The only Fallout games worth playing.
Toys R Us. No contest.
This is the one gigantic, glaring problem with Wayland. “The most secure software is the software you can’t use” is not a philosophy I support. Accessibility should always be a first class citizen for mission critical components like window managers.
What’s the expression? If someone has physical access to your machine it’s no longer your machine.
They strike me as more of a “milk steak boiled over hard” kind of person.
“I knowingly and deliberately voted to kill people but I didn’t think it would actually happen.”
These people are serial killers and should be treated as such.
Flatpaks make sense for atomic distros, too. It’s not always a matter of there being one right way to do things.
You answered your own question. Arch and Nix solve the same problem Flatpak solves, but by using better dependency management. Flatpak’s main proposition is built-in sandboxing and convenience, but if you’re on an “expert” oriented distro like Arch (btw), you probably don’t care as much about those “freebies.”
Tailscale is Canadian.
…it soon became evident that this net was cast too wide for any private agency. Not merely was my own mail opened, but the mail of all my relatives and friends—people residing in places as far apart as California and Florida. I recall the bland smile of a government official to whom I complained about this matter: “If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear.”
If trying to incite civil war were a crime, then shouldn’t every member of the GOP be in prison?
created a “kill list” of FBI agents
Ah, there it is.
This is a good policy. They destroy everything they touch, anyway, including their acquired studios.