

yup. they extract enough oil for themselves to use and used to even have the industrial prowess to move away from it, but their global economic domination depends on their control of all oil trade.


yup. they extract enough oil for themselves to use and used to even have the industrial prowess to move away from it, but their global economic domination depends on their control of all oil trade.
distro hopping to feel things out gives you good perspective at the state of things and what you like anyway, have fun.


all the western world wants is war, it’s only natural china would step up for this dead easy soft power win, which will neatly put them in the position of tech supremacy in the long term.
the us is literally just dropping these as they fall, and china has positioned themselves to pick it all up.
bazzite is the latest iteration on this in case anyone is curious.
is this stuff being worked on?


i mean, we are not constantly posting links to the others. twitter can be useful for real time stuff like this.
and there’s always someone suggesting imginn or proxitok to the few people posting them too.


https://xcancel.com/SweeneySteve/status/2034700333000331742
if you want to see the tweet but don’t want to visit the nazi site.


thanks for the climate change, nazis.
it’s the only way i can truly think of. revolution feels so incredibly far away though.
there must be a way to resist this shit in the meantime.


how is that so? i thought they were still not trading with each other.
so much for making our own tech!


likewise as a socialist. it’s a good example the profit motive rule is bullshit.


another fascist would take his place. plenty of suitors out there lusting for blood.


and somehow still more cruel than ever
it’s expected to tell someone to rtfm politely, but it exists for a reason and we must cultivate a culture of rtfm. the community can be there for more specific advice.


the way you put this instantly made me worried this is also gonna go bad.
how do you think this can be most effectively fought?
flatpak marks packages as unmaintained, and at least gnome software will show it to users with a banner.