A person who’s from r/ലാൽ_സലാം and r/കേരള

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Cake day: June 16th, 2023

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  • Android: 1-2 times per week, according to updates on gplay and F-droid
    Win11: Once per month. OS, driver, app updates etc
    Linux: Once per month. Once per two months, if I don’t open it often.

    I like updates of some apps and look forward to them.
    Especially those of Collabora office, Newpipe/Pipepipe, Jerboa, Infinity, VLC, MPV, Firefox, Sumatrapdfviewer and similar cool apps.

    But I understand the internet issue. It’s mostly 3G mobile internet for me.













  • Yep. It says that the mainstream left n right in the US is pro-ruling class, with only minor differences and they get entangled around only entry-level topics without going after the materials reasons for issues n solving them.

    I think they mean the democrats, with the term to mean the US mainstream ‘left’. The video criticises both the Left and Right under that definition.


  • Aah. Thank you.
    Would the govt be able to create any laws to counter the case being overturned?

    And unrelated:
    Could the Green party and Democrats form a coalition and choose the President accordingly, if the results are bad?
    I’m an Indian, where we have parliamentary democracy.
    Parties can form coalitions and the leader set by the coalition becomes the Prime minister and the President is not as powerful, eventhough they’re technically the head of the nation.

    Is it different in USA? If Trumps gains most votes, can the Greens and Democrats channel votes against him by creating a coalition?