JCattheATM

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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
This seems interesting, but I've been using Alpine as a desktop distro wth ZFS for years now, it has native support and ZBM is available in the community repo. Not sure what advantages Chimera would add.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
No, it wouldn't require an exorbitant amount at all. Taxing the 1% and megacorps a fair share, cracking down on all the tax avoidance schemes would provide more than enough.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> Will require a large increase in taxation. To billionaires and corps, as should be the case anyway. > Will likely cause some form of inflation. Based on what? > Will not provide enough money for a majority of people to survive on
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
People need more than just rent, and arguably landlords shouldn't be able to profit to the extent they do.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> It is very much so complicated though. The conversations about UBI in the internet has been around since I’ve been online. Polarizing doesn't mean complicated. There's people against it due to ignorance, greed of both, it&#x2
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
Well sure, the conflicts were resolved.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
It's not complicated. Just tax the corporations and billionaires a fair share and setup UBI.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
People would compile it and unofficial community servers would quickly pop up.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> players have always been able to easily doxx one another, know where other players live, That sounds unlikely.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> Do I really need to pull out all of the exemples of Google support being the absolute worst on Earth? For paid products, denying or lying about there being any issue as serious as significant data loss for over a year like Bunny did, y
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
Got an example of them acting the same way as Bunny in the case being discussed??
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> That's basically how this whole industry works? Far from it. Most companies in the same space don't just ignore such significant problems. If they did, they wouldn't survive for very long.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> The math doesn’t math. It maths fine, it's just that the assumptions being input are wrong.
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
I don't think the UK does achieve it at all. Cut off all import lines and what would happen?
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by JCattheATM 6mo ago
> The UK is consistently amongst the lowest household expenditure on food in the entire world. How? > Only 3 countries in the world are self sufficient in food. Surely a small island nation is not one of them?
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
That's why Squarespace and Wix exist. You have 30 minutes.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
I can't imagine OpenBSD would be bothered by laws specific to a very small selection of US states.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
It's the start of a very slippery slope.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
I liked Krita a little more than Pinta as a replacement, but for the same reasons it feels slow. It's really a shame the Paint.net author is so devoted to being Windows only.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
Let's not encourage even more Electron apps, please.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
The problem is like all Apple stuff it's just needlessly limiting and has few advantages over alternatives.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
> Android won't let me block hotspot at all (which they have turned on so their can use their school device after I turn the router off for the night). I can limit a game to only 5 minutes - but they have a dozen games like and that
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
It's because people find comfort in what they know, nothing more complicated than that.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
Too late and too weak a response.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
> An internet search will provide it to you readily. I'm not interested in doing the work to support your point for you. > Your point about Citizen Kane and Independence Day 2 is nonsensical, and presumes we all have the same goa
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
It's fine to stumble initially, like discovering fire, but design gets us lighters and ovens. Good design allows for some flexibility without leaving everything to chance like pure stumbling does.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
The power of a constitution is in it being the highest law in the land, that legislation can't just override. It's only recently in the US that there is a blatantly corrupt kakistocracy who feels free to ignore it.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
> many of those appointed to Life Peerages meet the goal of having significant life experience This is a poor justification for what still amounts to an unelected ruling class.
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
> You and Kurt Vonnegut seem to disagree here. He made liberal use of em dashes and hated semicolons. Got some samples you would care to share? I'm skeptical we disagree, honestly. One can have preferences for different writing styl
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by JCattheATM 7mo ago
> gradually evolving them into a modern liberal democracy. And yet, they are still not quite there. There is something to be said for design over stumbling.

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