If you wanna beat the machine, keep your teeth clean, and kill 'em with kindness.

I discovered this video from here (if you’re interested in watching someone code a similar (simple) project in C in a 2 hour video): Reverse Engineering Data Files

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Russian_revolution_of_1917

It seems to be for severe cases. I may have had COVID myself, and I hope my brain fog is an aspect of my Autism/ADHD and something that can be fixed after I recover from Autistic burnout.

No worries :)

There is an equivalent page.

I commented about SUSE having a similar export policy as Fedora in that post, and from what I read, it applies to OpenSUSE, too.

I found this forum post about this topic:

https://forums.opensuse.org/t/opensuse-and-the-ear-export-administration-regulations-how-are-we-to-understand-this/132309

I guess the Gray Jedi are just clueless centrists with opposing takes because “muh both sides”.

Good birb

They’re considering making my dream illegal. Death to Amerikkka!

I am looking forward to getting the PinePhone because it has the power of the Linux desktop (though you are limited to applications supporting the ARM architecture, which is still quite a lot), it has a nice clicky keyboard accessory, it has hardware killswitches in the back of its interior, it uses gorilla glass, I finally get an SD card slot again, and it is a very versatile little machine (you can run a Java Edition Minecraft Server, try doing that on an Android) that is more freedom respecting and is well supported for repairs and maintenance. I honestly don’t like most android apps and their style, and I miss my Linux computer when I am at work, so this will be fun to play with. I plan to install Gentoo on the device and use crossdev to do the compiling on my main machine so I avoid burning up the poor thing. I also plan to get a PineTime, which will work nicely with the PinePhone, and it’s only $27.

GloDroid, which is an open source port of LineageOS, is available for the PinePhone. There’s still issues though, such reading external storage and automatic brightness. Hopefully after some time those issues will be sorted out.

The main purpose of these campaigns is to help educate more people and further bring class consciousness to the working class, as we saw Bernie’s movement had done. We are very likely not going to win, but we need to organize as most people only pay attention to politics once every 4 years.

Here’s an article from PSL regarding Bernie’s campaign in 2020 that may help answer questions:

https://www.liberationnews.org/the-bernie-sanders-campaign-and-building-the-movement-for-socialism-in-the-us/

This is pretty good timing for this topic, especially here on lemmygrad.ml we have been bringing this topic up multiple times.

PSL’s candidates Claudia & Karina even mention how income would be capped, though they do mention locking up war criminals and Wall Street con men (which would still be under a prison system designed for rehabilitation and reeducation):

All income and assets over ten million dollars would be subject to a 100% tax – with no exceptions or loopholes – as would all offshore corporate profits. All debt from student loans, bail bonds, medical and utility bills would be canceled.

https://www.linuxmint.com/privacy.php

Nothing I could find, plus they are based in Ireland, so maybe not?

I haven’t found anything for Ubuntu/Canonical (based in London, UK) yet, but apparently SUSE (based in Germany) does the same as Fedora/Red Hat (based in US):

https://www.suse.com/company/legal/terms-of-use/#k

Holy crap, very unbased. I’m glad I use Gentoo.

Just like a communist party, you have to be careful whom you let in. It’s better to grow more slowly and organically with trustworthy people.

I tend to find smaller communities to share higher quality content and be more caring and helpful (excluding right-wing/hateful echo chambers). Lemmy before the Reddit exodus reminded me of the experience I had on small, indie game forums.

Before the Reddit exodus, lemmy.ml and lemmygrad.ml were some of the most wholesome online spaces I experienced. It was like a breath of fresh air and I felt a good sense of community and friendliness here. Now many toxic people jumped to this side of the fediverse, especially on lemmy.ml. Lemmygrad.ml is now my main go-to instance as it is the best one that still has managed to retain its camaraderie, even though it took a slight hit.

I know this doesn’t answer your question, but if you are looking to meet comrades, find your local communist party. If one doesn’t exist, there may be a pre-branch starting, and you should get in contact with a party like PSL to find out if there is one near you or even help start one. I contacted PSL and luckily found a pre-branch near me, and now I am helping with building it to become an official branch. I have met some pretty cool people this way. We come in all shapes and colors, and we each have our own mannerisms and come from different stages in our journey towards ML.

If you are not from the US, I hope the same advice still applies.

This sounds like a really good tip! I need to work on this myself.