That’s the next step. But running for office is far from being enough without an engaged base, and you get this by sustained protests and other non violent means. Especially if you’re facing a regime with fascist aspirations. Soon it might be too late

At least 30,000,000 people protesting non violently for a year, hoping no war will erupt. This might help

I prefer KDE for virtual desktops. 🤓

No, it’s the American people who proved themselves

Decimeter?

I forgot her name, but reddit used to hire a woman to manage the ama’s and that made this sub really distinct from the others.

Until they fired her… 🤷‍♀️

Both have a place and they both as important as the other

They should have a section “not the onion”

Technically you’re correct. I’d add that other than the individual’s moral obligation there’s also the culture and acceptable norms, and here, as you’re probability about to find out, the government as a lot of influence.

Hate only breed virality and revenue

Recently I’ve discovered that zoom in on the desktop can be achieved with ctrl+meta+ wheel without any lag, and this made my usage so easier. The monitor is far from me, so I had to increase the scale or reduce resolution.

I really appreciate the ability to drag a window with meta key, and resize with meta and right key. Moving a maximized window from on screen to another is so easy. (And with the mandatory wobbly windows effect, it’s even better)

Shouldn’t the mascot be a cat with sunglasses and a lather coat?

The market can’t and wont fix climate change without government incentives. All other things, the market just eager for the brave president that’ll lift all these pesky regulations

That’s not even a rounding error.

But why is this article not in buzzfeed?

Individualism to it’s core. The only reason people with minimum wage are struggling is because rich white guys always told them to not worry about it, just try to find a better job. ( While worrying about stagnating minimum wages groth, privatizing government programs, inflating bubbles so they can pop and deregulating protections)

Nah, don’t worry about it.

I appreciate it. But it wasn’t funny, not in this serious situation. Shurly he could somehow connect it to a known parody that used this kind of humor

The art of derailing a serious conversation.

I wonder how much the success of Thunderbird affect Firefox