You’re right. I have no idea how I read your initial comment and jump to that conclusion. I must have been tired when i replied.

For the actual response. I think this law does partial combat the misinformation,advertising and brainwashing concerns. I dont think we can/need to prevent misinformation, advertising or brainwashing for people over 16 without serious infringement on civil liberties.

For algorithm’s its far less feasible to go after. These companies protect the algorithm because its the core IP of their business. Its not something we can simply get rid of without destroying the most popular feature of the platform.

Well that would be a much bigger line to cross. Its reasonable to say under 16s are to young to navigate the world of online info. But its completely different to say no age can go on the internet.

I didnt need to watch any of the evidence collection videos. I saw the original clip and then the clip where he “showed” the collar. It was pretty obvious he was obscuring the shock part of the collar. If it truely wasnt a shock collar he would have just shown the collar and cleared it up instantly.

He has a lot of haters but that isnt a defense. He also has just as many loyalist fans who rush to defend him.

Shocking your dog is a legitimate reason and there is good evidence that he did it and tried to cover it up.

Its not the worst thing ever. You’re right that hes done worse.

How is a dog abusing twitch streamer’s paid pr ad news?

Has Hasan done a single political thing other than larp as a revolutionary at a few Gaza rallies in already very democrat states? Oh wait he has, he has undermined democrats for years leading up to the 2024 elections and got exactly what he wanted with this trump presidency.

It seems to be popular with people i talk to in real life. It also seems go be very popular with leftwing people outside niche internet spaces like this. Most people are viewing this as a good way to prevent misinformation brainwashing and not paying attention to the removal of internet freedom. From talking to these people its because they dont think there is internet freedom as internet is only 5 sites which all spy on you already.

Yeah and even did the steps listed and no issue. If its happening its a rare bug and as a linux user I dont wang to clown on rare bugs since that is throwing stones in a glass house.

I’m honestly starting to not believe these articles. On an up to date version of w11 I never see any of the changes these articles claim are happening. I’m a linux user so I like laughing at windows as much as the next guy but i dont want to be an idiot falling for misinfo.

If you want comedy, look at the apple help fourms. You think linux users reimage alot the only troubleshooting step apple has is to reimage.

I’d just delete the file and move on. Get ublock origin for the next time you need to torrent stuff. Its unlikely anyone is burning exploits on random piracy sites. 0 click exploits are like gold.

I follow linux news I like hearing about new features and have them come to my system quickly. I’d hate to have to wait years for anything new. I’m not worried about stability, i run nothing critical and if I have an issue I’ll just fix it.

I really dont wanna do that. Firefox should add 3rd party repos so my distro packagers can handle that. They love that nerd shit and I trust them more than Firefox or chrome

So what’s the lesson? How can we trust browser extensions? Ublock could go bad and cook half the globe.

Here being the situation described here.

This is amazing news. Hopefully they’re getting enough donations to cover this.

Socialism wouldnt change anything here. Communism would but then we’d have different problems.

Breaking 30-40% of your things? Are you sure those are Wayland issues?

I got bored halfway through and quit. Its very dry. I was using Wendell Odom’s ccna textbook from the library.

Its a fun little project and I like the little character but it doesnt actually do anything at this point.

Return of the king is so good. I dont know if these still hold up but u enjoyed playing these.

• Destroy all humans 2,
• Dynasty warriors
• starwars battlefront 2 (the real one)

Majority of linux users are on a monetized OS. Consultancy, extended service, feature implementation, fast support, donations, merch are all common monetisation methods across major linux distros and there is nothing wrong with any of them.

There are very few distros funded solely by the maintainers they are usually hobby projects.