I personally don’t see the benefit over regular Mint since it removes snaps anyways. And the newer software from Ubuntu is nice

By definition, we don’t know

Yes those are the ones we should strive to emulate!

The guy who first came up with abolishing capital punishment had an idea: what if, instead of killing convicts (which makes us seem barbaric and instigates rebellion), we imprison them for life and make them work as slaves? Dying can be noble, but wasting away doing prison work takes away all dignity, so other criminals will not be tempted to emulate them.

This was one little step in the long progress that lead to the fine-tuned fascism machine the USA is today.

What I’m trying to say is, capital punishment is bad, and it looks especially bad because it’s flashy. It distracts us from other forms of punishment, which are just as inhumane (if not worse), but go unnoticed.

So capital punishment absolutely needs to be abolished, but that is only the first step of many.

Arguably the biggest contributor to the Linux ecosystem is Red Hat, a for-profit company that offers its technologies to the Israeli military among other things. The biggest contributor to the Linux kernel is Red Hat, while the second biggest is Meta. The Linux ecosystem is not inherently nonprofit!

The spiritual heir to ‘RTFM’

Here’s your daily reminder that GNOME devs don’t believe in minimizing windows