Twongo [she/her]

it is not though. wikipedia is heavily edited by western intelligence services and scrubs unfavourable data.

it´s good to hear level headed takes on this among a environment that causes a doomer mindset :)

Imagine getting sent up because a pos rj45 cable got hit by a micrometeorite

That gives this classic greentext more nuance

i wouldn´t even know how to fight it. outright banning meta, google and openai services would mess up everything… we dug our own grave and continue doing so.

us few individuals who are conscious abt it get ridiculed for speaking out…

oh well. it´s over.

it doesn´t matter, the fact they try to control narratives is what´s concerning. “right wing news” is an inaccurate description. it could be news against dems in the 2016 election cycle, it can be news promoting republicans in 2016, it can be straight up “misinformation” or it could be factual news from an outlet they deem “problematic”

glad i could help! :)

i found my way around it, if you have issues where the wiki can’t help you feel free to message me!

i’m all for linux phones, android becomes locked down by google, iOS is proprietary and dumbphones seem like an unnecessary burden if you wanna participate in society.

But i oppose the inclusion of any state in FOSS development. The EU is constantly pushing for chat control, Germany uses Palantir and ACTA was a thing. The EU could flip in the next election cycle and make backdoors mandatory or cut funding and cause the collapse of active development which relies on EU funding if their demands are not met.

But i’m no developer, i’m just an active user so i can’t have an informed opinion on that.

before spending money: check out the software called wabbajack, which has pre-configured mod-packages you can install :)

otherwise hmu, you can hop on my discord and me or my nerdy friends will help you for free :)

I am no expert and can only tell from my own experience: i recently installed CachyOS with KDE, it is an Arch based distro, despite that I, a fresh linux user, think it is really accessible and it worked out of the box. Gaming is not really an issue for me, if issues arise i just check ProtonDB, but that´s really rare thanks to Lutris being pre-installed. You also benefit from the Arch Wiki which, in my opinion, has a REALLY good documentation of any question or issue you encounter with that operating system.

You have to get comfortable with the terminal though, but i think that applies to any linux distro (my only other distro experience is Mint 10 yrs ago)

If anyone utters this argument i´ll hit them with “okay give me your phone and let me look through your browser history, pictures and messages.”