Press X to JSON.

It’s as easy as that.

Hey, look at it this way:

1. macOS is, if nothing else, certified UNIX. Which means under the hood it’s actually a lot like Linux.

2. Are you really overpaying for the hardware? Apple makes the hardware and the OS and every other OS subsidizes the cost of their OS with ads (Windows and Android). At the very least, it feels like you’re paying a higher price for the hardware by having a small amount of more respect for your privacy in respect to invasive advertising.

3. The new Apple developed silicon (M1-M4) is actually really solid stuff, and as such, are you really overpaying when it comes to quality hardware and a quality OS?

It’s valid to think you’re overpaying, I’m just saying maybe to try to view it a different way if you have to buy it anyway.

If its debian, shouldn’t be snaps I don’t think. I think those are just an Ubuntu thing.

Everyone hates snaps but a sandboxed snap also exists in addition to a flatpak.

I am mostly saying this simply to annoy people.

*chefs kiss

Everyone hates a pedant.

You know they won’t most Americans want this, whether they admit it publicly or not. It can be seen in how they raise their kids and kick them to the streets at 18 while ignoring how their futures are limited and how much they are struggling. “You’re an adult, figure it out on your own” is an endemic attitude. Why do they even have children, who the fuck knows, Republicans aren’t the only ones who don’t actually give a shit about how their kids’ lives turn out. “Fuck you, got mine” is everywhere.

Python hatched out of the egg on the cover.

Why not both?

I mean that’s easy enough to say. However, a lot of trans people wouldn’t have had access to the medical needs for their transitions without having served in the military. Those benefits go a long way. Many would have had no other options to be able to pursue their transition.

“Let it play out in the courts” is such a sick game of making people wait for justice when it’s clearly, painfully unconstitutional stuff they want to let wind through the courts. The justices know that letting the law take it’s sweet time with these matters means that even if, in the end, it’s deemed unconstitutional, that in the meantime people will have their rights needlessly violated.

Such a fucking joke with so many things that are painfully plainly unconstitutional on their fucking faces. But that’s been the sick game the courts play with people’s lives for decades now, hiding behind the idea that it’s so complex and needs to be worked out legally. It’s actually not all that fucking complex at all you fucking hacks. If it deprives someone of their civil rights, it should be stamped out immediately, not playing this fucking bullshit dithering and dilly-dallying game of “but does it actually deprive people of their civil rights?” because no shit it does, Sherlock!

Same, I still use Ubuntu, I just know how much people hate snaps.

Soon: Canonical is snapped out of existence

I think it’s definitely possible, but since elections are run by each individual state, it’s not as easy as it sounds.

“marshall” law.

“I dub thee Sir Phobos, beater of ass.”

That’s part of why I use Xubuntu/Kubuntu mainly and Lubuntu for real low end stuff. Straight vanilla Ubuntu is… not super appealing. Ubuntu server that’s just CLI/headless though, that’s pretty tits, imho.

I agree that the backend for snaps being proprietary sucks, but I actually think snaps themselves are pretty useful in server configurations because of the sandboxing and limiting access to system resources. I get the whole argument that it’s doing what flatpak already did yadda yadda, but like… competing standards happens. It’s part of life and always will be.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/04/microsoft-is-putting-privacy-endangering-recall-back-into-windows-11/?comments=1&comments-page=1#comments

I work for Meta (Facebook).
For example, the word “protest” will now get your account and activity monitored.

Suddenly Ubuntu doesn’t seem so terrible now, does it??

Ubuntu gang represent.

Out of curiosity, can pacman update flatpaks? Or do you still have to update those independent of your package manager?