DS9 is waaaay better than voyager.
That’s debatable. Both had their flaws, but I really preferred Voyager’s idea of “dang, it’s going to take us decades to get home and we’re in uncharted territory, so let’s explore the hell out of our way back” over DS9’s “were sitting at the galaxy’s newly discovered traffic junction and our new enemies look like anything, so our major conflict is that anybody could be a traitor and our utopia is turned upside down into a surveillance state”.
Treason, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder
Or maybe, just maybe, getting rid of those that try to symbolise liberation but do so glorifying oppressors while leaving those that don’t do the latter is merely some good judgement and not nazism. 🤷
“People want to get rid of statues that once symbolised liberation but now are associated with oppression. They must be Nazis and everybody who disagrees with that must be a fake news spreading fascist!”
Keep spreading Russian propaganda if it makes you happy. Still doesn’t mean you’re right.
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They didn’t.
It doesn’t. The enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend. Monuments that glorify Soviets might be torn down for a plethora of reasons that don’t have anything to do with nazism and have a lot to do with Soviet atrocities.
Yeah, Fira Code gang!
I, too, like my ls to show titty colours.
You Linux users sure are a contentious people.
The thing is, though, that command line instructions work on most flavours of whatever distro you have running. If you have an xfce problem it’s fair game to tell you where to click, but if your issue is not related to your desktop environment, giving a solution that works on most, if not all, systems that may have the same issue, is actually a good idea. No?
Might also have something to do with tenants having so many rights that they just don’t have many of the disadvantages they’d have in other countries.
It is? I had tumbleweed installed and switched to fedora after only a few weeks because it kept freezing.
systemd gets stuck because it’s trying to mount two separate partitions to the same mount point
Uh… Sounds like it’s not really systemd’s fault, your setup is just terrible.
I’ve tried fixing it, but all I did was break it more.
If you’re unable to fix it, maybe get somebody else? Like, this doesn’t sound like it’s an unfixable issue…
Sorry to be that guy, but this sounds like a cybersecurity nightmare. While everybody was busy to come up with schemes that make absolutely sure that only trusted sources can update a system to avoid having malicious players push their code to users, this one just takes any rando’s pile of whatever and injects it straight into the system’s core? Like, that doesn’t sound like a good idea.
Do not try to get money from venture capitalists. Try to find three or four customers that you really work with to solve their problems. Grow slowly and steadily.