Other Debian-based distros with XFCE are going to be very similar, yes.
Xubuntu is going to install Snaps if you install some software through apt, though, which imo is kind of gross. That's the reason I switched to Mint. But if you like Snaps, it's arguably a better choice.
Debian might be slightly harder to set up. However, from what I hear, it's easy enough for most people now.
If you're already familiar with regular Mint, XFCE Edition is going to have the same key bindings, update manager and driver manager, so it should be slightly easier to use.
You could try Linux Mint XFCE edition. Comes with a more lightweight desktop environment.
It could happen, provided the cars are remotely piloted by a bunch of Indians.
I'd eat that, and in only a little drunk.
Don't bother. We'll destroy ourselves soon enough.
"The Norden", a documentary series that looks at the Nordic countries from the perspective of outsiders, has a very interesting episode comparing American police to those in the Nordic countries. American police gets less training and it is indeed mostly focused on spotting and neutralising potential threats.
I'm sure the aliens are really entertained.
I think there should be. Gemini gave me a really good giggle when I asked it to write a short story about what would happen if cops and courts started interpreting the law the same way sovereign citizens do.
Army of Darkness
The workers must seize the means of language production and abolish all alphabetical and grammatical hierarchies!
Dunno, maybe my brain wants to put L in front of M because of all the news I'm reading about LLMs.
While I have seen one or two anarchists post messages there, if I see a hexbear account, I do pretty much assume they are Leninist-Marxist, or at least very comfortable among LM's. I don't spend much time there, though, so perhaps that's an unfair prejudice.
I sure do! Goes to show reading Marxist theory is overrated...
Finally! This place just isn't the same without pics of pigs shitting on their own balls.
Yes you would!
I'd like you see a series about the founding and early years of New York, when it was still called New Amsterdam.
Just pick up your laptop and rotate it to whatever angle you want.