web?

"recursive bulling"

milves better.

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I wish the windows support guy on the phone will use the google play gift card for something fun, not for security update.

Not an IT, a friend onced told me their phone was getting hot and draining battery fast from last night. Naturally I asked if they installed any new apps or changed settings couple of times and the answer was clear no.

I checked the apps list and saw an obviously sus app (might be miner). I asked from when they had that app and they said 'why? I installed it last night'.

That was the kind of app you get clicking 'horny milves in your area' ads.

You say KDE hangs, but what component hangs actually? It it plasmashell (other apps work but panel is dead?)? Kwin (windows move/respond to input?)? KDE apps?

I would suggest you to install a distro with kde (fedora KDE edition or open SUSE, not neon) if you're not confident with administration. Use something like Kinoite for accidental breakage protection, or if you want to keep /home as is, install fedora 42 inplace (the new installer).

Not only my experience but also that of many KDE devs say that fedora KDE is probably the best mainline KDE experience (ignoring niche distros or customized KDE).

Also, don't use xorg session. Always log in to default wayland session unless you have incompatible usecase (in that case you know what you're doing).

That act is under Supreme Court of India. If it is found really unconstitutional it will be revoked.

The fact you said that government is using every tooling to express authority means that they're limited (hence time limited too) by Constitution. Constitution doesn't prevent inevitable fascism, it can delay it or makes it harder to operate (like cost for media propaganda is still a cost).

PS: If you're interested in politics of India (recent as well as old) and want to talk about, do dm me. I want to learn.

Of course constitution isn't final, for example if 70% of people one day say they reject the constitution.

Still while constitution is in force and separation of power exists, even government lead by hindutwa fundamentalists with popular support in a country where most if not almost all think religion is super important, can't dare go against constitution and change it to their liking (it needs 2/3 majority and still most fundamental aspects are immutable). Compare this to the mess the idiot US president is making. To do something similar the Indian government needs to make clever acts, to find loopholes and to abuse detective agencies.

The most dangerous thing going against the constitutional nature is UAPA which is a sedition act and is very much abused.

If you read about Indian constitution, this is extremely well designed. So even a fascist government is limited in what it can do.

4. Seems bribery.

How can she be fertile if her ovaries are removed?

Any paid lobbying is bribery. Legislators should raise people's opinion who voted them in and act as representative, not say what others pay them to say.

I can't believe it is legal in so many countries. Apparently though it seems more problematic in the US but European countries aren't immune either.

Anybody got the ip of the mods? I can't find the sj post (deleted?). I wanna know distribution of mods by country.

Exactly. I currently have a notebook which is very well made. But it still sucks that I had to pay the windows license which is of no use : (

Windows is no easier to install (or even harder).

I've installed both recent windows and common distros many times by hand (where unattended wasn't trivial) and found everything except latest windows 11 quite similar (including arch) and very easy. Current windows 11 afaik needs registry hacks but I've not installed one yet.

What's it though? Is it the lv426 reference or I'm missing something?

Yes it is possible to create disposable-isque api keys for different uses. The monetary cost is the cost of privacy and of not having hardware to run things locally.

If you have reliable privacy friendly api vendor suggestions then do share. While I do not need such services now, it can a good future reference.

Nope, these services almost always require user login, eventually tied to cell number (ie non disposable) and associate user content and other data points with account. Nonetheless user prompts are always collected. How they're used is a good question.