It makes no sense to allow only certain demographic for the community, since one one even sees rules when on mobile devices, and sometimes you don't even look what community you're commenting in.
How? Somebody can just pretend that they're doing something on a smartphone, while secretly recording other people. Also there are miniature cameras that you can buy, inside what looks like a pen or USB drive, etc.
Ideally, there would could be a red light when somebody is recording, or more like a legal requirement.
I think it's your fault if you don't have backups... but I legitimately think that we should restrict usage of classic Unix tools to scripts, and use safer tools ourselves... but I guess that's just my opinion.
In my opinion both Cinnamon and Plasma are the GOAT, but for new users I think Cinnamon is the best, because from my experience it is trouble-free, and very easy to use, especially for Windows users. I have it on Linux Mint that is installed on one of the family laptops (I use Debian with Plasma myself).
What do you mean? I know that Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu LTS these days, that means that it has slightly outdated packages, but for most users that need their computer only for browsing the web and other simple uses, it is fine. You can also install flatpaks.
With Ubuntu I don't think the problems is that is dated (it literally is updated every 6 months), but how buggy it is. I literally tried it out like a year ago, and simple applications like Settings app, were just crashing on me after installation.
I am an agnostic myself, but one thing I can say for sure, that every time one wants me to say that their religion/beliefs are supreme, the more willing I am to convert switch to atheism. Also all organized religions are bullshit.
Linux works great as long as the regular user doesn't have root rights. In my opinion if you install Linux on your family's or friends' devices, you never give the root rights, unless you want them to eventually break their system, and you will need to be an administrator for their systems.
Okay another option are immutable distros I guess, but you still can fuck them up easily (probably).
What's wrong with being a mechanic?
These are perfect devices to be a part of a botnet ;)
How can there be ethnic unity if there are 56 officially recognized ethnicities.
It makes no sense to allow only certain demographic for the community, since one one even sees rules when on mobile devices, and sometimes you don't even look what community you're commenting in.
I just have USB-C to USB-A adapter, for this kind of problems, and the reverse adapter as well.
That person achievement get: Massive piece of shit.
You see, the watch later playlist won't watch itself.
How? Somebody can just pretend that they're doing something on a smartphone, while secretly recording other people. Also there are miniature cameras that you can buy, inside what looks like a pen or USB drive, etc.
Ideally, there would could be a red light when somebody is recording, or more like a legal requirement.
So are smartphones, and every other tech. I am going to wait a while before getting AR glasses, so people calm down.
I think it's your fault if you don't have backups... but I legitimately think that we should restrict usage of classic Unix tools to scripts, and use safer tools ourselves... but I guess that's just my opinion.
I've actually seen and helped to operate one of these connected to a tractor. And I must say that these scare me so much, lol.
Why do people insist on using shity OS, is beyond me. Even macOS is far better than Windows nowadays.
From what I understand watching pornography is a more complex issue, and it depends on a number of factors.
I wonder how the biggest economy in the world has minimal wage that is less than minimal wage in Poland (~31.40 PLN/h → ~$8.52 USD/h).
In my opinion both Cinnamon and Plasma are the GOAT, but for new users I think Cinnamon is the best, because from my experience it is trouble-free, and very easy to use, especially for Windows users. I have it on Linux Mint that is installed on one of the family laptops (I use Debian with Plasma myself).
What do you mean? I know that Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu LTS these days, that means that it has slightly outdated packages, but for most users that need their computer only for browsing the web and other simple uses, it is fine. You can also install flatpaks.
With Ubuntu I don't think the problems is that is dated (it literally is updated every 6 months), but how buggy it is. I literally tried it out like a year ago, and simple applications like Settings app, were just crashing on me after installation.
I see a trend of corporations at least trying to deshittify their products a little.
But I have a theory, that there will be a separate app for Shorts, and nobody will use it, unless it will be pre-installed.
I am an agnostic myself, but one thing I can say for sure, that every time one wants me to say that their religion/beliefs are supreme, the more willing I am to
convertswitch to atheism. Also all organized religions are bullshit.Linux works great as long as the regular user doesn't have root rights. In my opinion if you install Linux on your family's or friends' devices, you never give the root rights, unless you want them to eventually break their system, and you will need to be an administrator for their systems.
Okay another option are immutable distros I guess, but you still can fuck them up easily (probably).