What, beta?

Everyone there wanted it.

Son of a bitch, I put the beta on last night lol.

A libertarian would say they get sudo, but you don’t get sudo.

I wouldn’t be able to get to work or buy groceries without a car. I also refuse to pay the cost to live in a walkable area, as everything is significantly more expensive. The change required to create a city that is both affordable and livable without a car is impossible at this point.

I think, realistically, anything up to 10 years ago can run most distros. Some better than others, of course, because of the DE load.

I’ve got kde neon on a 2013 MacBook Air and it’s great. I also have put Ubuntu budgie and SDesk on an old HP Chromebook with 4gb of ram. And, obviously the 16gb disk is crippling, but it runs better than expected haha.

Tbf, most distros work on older hardware.

Plasma is quite nice now.

It won’t make me buy the book.

Ha ha, way way back in the day when I didn’t understand how keys worked, I sent a private key to another developer when they asked for my public. They were kind enough to educate me.

I don’t use Google. I haven’t used Google in… I dunno, a decade? They offer no services that are better than the competition. In fact, the only quality thing they ever made was Google maps.

Yup. Along with the code from huge organizations. I always thought it was funny that people put their code online, blindly trusting some random company that got gobbled up by Microsoft.

Typewriter.

Russia probably. They love sneakiness.

97% are now infected with malware.

Imagine putting private code online lol.

I’m definitely in a minority that is being attacked by the right wing, and because of that I understand why voting is important.

THERE IS NO EXCUSE NOT TO VOTE!

we should stop here. Blocked.

… I’m not angry at all? No vote, no voice. Sad you aren’t being heard? VOTE! Frankly, I can’t think of a single reason not to vote.

I don’t have empathy for people who don’t vote.

Here,

1. 18-24 years old • Voter turnout: Approximately 51.4% • Population: 9.5%
2. 25-34 years old • Voter turnout: Approximately 57% • Population: 13.5%
3. 35-44 years old • Voter turnout: Approximately 63% • Population: 12.5%
4. 45-54 years old • Voter turnout: Approximately 67% • Population: 12.8%
5. 55-64 years old • Voter turnout: Approximately 72% • Population: 12.6%
6. 65-74 years old • Voter turnout: Approximately 76% • Population: 10%
7. 75 and older • Voter turnout: Approximately 70% • Population: 6.4%

Edit:

Here are the percentages of 18-34 year olds who voted by year over the past 20 years:

•	2004: 47.9%
•	2006: 24.0%
•	2008: 51.1%
•	2010: 20.4%
•	2012: 45.0%
•	2014: 19.9%
•	2016: 50.0%
•	2018: 30.1%
•	2020: 57.3%
•	2022: 27.5%