Nono, it was the CIA, planting false information! The huge attack on multiple fronts at the same time was meant to fail, all just to disprove the “3 days”-propaganda!
But even with all this effort, the brainwashed westerners are still to stupid to see that!
Yeah. I bet you also thought Russia was going to take Kyiv, too.
What’s your implication? That this island which belongs to Taiwan should be controlled by mainland China because it’s closer to it?
Copilot/Bing Search might put a big dent in that in the future. People will just ask an AI instead of “googling”.
From the article:
The Commission found that Israeli Security Forces killed 183 of these protesters with live ammunition. Thirty-five of these fatalities were children, while three were clearly marked paramedics, and two were clearly marked journalists.
Me washing $200 worth of groceries in 2023
I’m supposed to be getting Linux tips from this guy?
No, this is Linus Sex Tips not Linux Tech Tips!
Valid opinion and immutable distros like silverblue might be where the future is headed.
It’s not the point though, I’m not going with a distro that tries to force their proprietary solution on me.
Sexual harassment allegations are not “drama”. And anyways, the comparison is in the way they apologize and not the damage they have done.
That makes way more sense!
Maybe a take on Google/Alphabet? He might think it gets (purposely) drowned in the results so he won’t be able to find it if he doesn’t save it? No idea though…
I think it’s their counter-argument to:
“If earth is really flat, why do ships disappear behind the oceans horizon?”
“Water mountains”
Now with googles DRM plans everyone should consider leaving chromium based Browsers.
The only way to retain the little freedom and privacy that we still have is if we start to care and put in at least a bit of resistance.
I’m pretty sure you could install edge through the windows store, which is another thing they seem to push a lot lately.
Lemmy.ml did exactly that and is one reason why lemmy.world got to be that big.
Once the server capacity is reached the instance should be closed and people will just go to another one.
I don’t understand why people feel so happy about lemmy.world being ahead of the rest. It’s against the point of the fediverse and has risks: the instance can be sold, can make decisions to put advertisement etc. It’s like people didn’t really understand what was wrong with reddit to begin with and how the fediverse tries to be different.
I’m new here so I don’t know much about lemmy.one, but as far as I understand it’s lemmygrad, that people have a problem with (being tankie and all that). Maybe you got confused with the names?
Maybe there is some truth to it, but using twitter under musk as an example makes me not believe it and makes you sound like a nutjob.
While I understand the sentiment, reddit is going public and will try everything to increase short-term profits for the share-holders. Getting rid of third-party apps is just one way to achieve this, other changes will follow and there is just no turning back, unfortunately.
I think you’re mixing things up a bit. LineageOS, GrapheneOS etc. are not what people refer to as “mobile Linux”, mobile Linux would be Ubuntu touch, mobian etc.
Btw. do you know about Sailfish OS?