Quick question. But first, lets recap:

• Anti-capitalism is terrorism
• Anti-fascism is terrorism
• Anti-americanism is terrorism
• Anti-christianity is terrorism

Don’t you think this is already the plan?

I think its the plan, I just think it hasn’t been fully put into effect yet.

See my other comment.

That changes nothing given the context of sales falling drastically short of goals.

And the totals fell well short of goals, so they are going to slow production substantially, which can lead to it just getting killed off.

I’m not looking to buy a vehicle that will be out of production soon.

You shouldn’t make assumptions so quickly.

Thats a real shame, someone in my town bought one, I really like it. It was in the running for the next car, but I guess that’s out.

More glorious because it has that PoS Seinfeld saying something he never would

btop is the bestest system monitor for me.

Maybe I got too complacent with htop… btop is purrrrdy.

Thanks!

Edit: OK yeah, btop is my new favorite. Still atop if I want history it looks like, but I can do everything I like about htop in btop so far.

And it looks real nice too

The middle ground, IMO, is not letting it spit out code.

Its almost certainly terrible, every time. Sometimes though… Its just mostly bad.

Ive found it useful for finding errors and potential optimizations though. Just not, you know, letting it actually write anything.

But letting it review and seeing:

This library is currently being considered for deprecation on this mailing list, where other library is being suggested instead.

Thats useful! Helpful, even.

Just not the nonsense it makes on its own.

must say I hit a nerve here, hence unpopular opinion.

Not really. Its just a stupid opinion.

If anything - this minority of republicans you are speaking of should be called “neo-nazi”.

“Neo” = “New”.

So still a Nazi, just newer. Your complaint is we don’t specify that the modernized Nazis are modernized by name. That is what “neo” means. Modernized or revived.

So let’s recap - your complaint is that the current batch is not specifically called ‘new’.

Its not that your opinion is unpopular, its that your opinion is just really fucking stupid.

Edit: It would seem I am the one who struck a nerve, for pointing out how incredibly stupid it is to specify that these people are, in fact, not 90yr old former members of the Nazi party in Germany.

I believe that was $20b, not $2b.

And twice over now, for a total of $40b.

Audiobookshelf is what I do as well, for audio books and for podcasts.

Chaptarr may end up being the solution as far as arr stacks , but TBD on that, its not yet fit for public consumption.

Otherwise, audiobookbay is a solid option.

Personally I like fastfetch with dacrabs tweaks.

In terms of distributions, I’m not a good example of “so cool!”. Its pretty much just Debian. Stable for servers (with proxmox mostly), stable for my main desktop, two machines with Trixie and Sid respectively, then two test boxes with arch and endeavouros (for laziness purposes).

I like LMDE as a rec for others, though I prefer it with KDE which is no longer explicitly supported, so meh.

For family, if I’m doing it, its Deb stable all the way. Even my htpc’s are deb stable.

Government work operates on prevailing wage, can’t specify union or not.

Whether or not they abided by this requirement I couldn’t say.

Was OJ Simpson a rapist along with being a violently abusive and a murderer? Because I think Trump just likes rich rapists like himself, I don’t know that OJ counts.

https://www.45drives.com/

piracy does not

Piracy is actually a huge driver in both legally purchasing content and secondary purchases (art, toys, statues/models, etc).

The overwhelming majority of pirates also point to the extreme increases in streaming costs as well as the constantly changing landscape of streaming services needed, sometimes to even watch a single show you’d need 3-4 services.

I’d also point out that many out there just want their stuff to be seen. Freddie Wong and Matt Arnold recently made We’re All Gonna Die, which was made available in theaters and then a ton of streaming options.

They then pointed to the availability of a 720p torrent (I’m not going to say that they released it) so everyone could see it. Why? Well maybe people will want to check out their other content, buy merch, or subscribe to their patreon where they make other content.

But to say piracy is not a driver is incorrect.

Interestingly enough, cheaper on bluray at about ~$70 than on DVD at around $120.

Though cheaper still would be a yard sale, the library, or the high seas.

This is my issue now, I need more storage and the prices are ridiculous. I dont see them getting better soon, either, so I’m probably going to buy new.

Slight clarification there…

Oral contraceptives were approved by the FDA, but the first that went for fda approval as a contraceptive wasn’t until a year later, 1961. It wasn’t available in all states until 1965.

And most crucially, it was not available to unmarried women in all states until 1972.

Which all coincides with exactly what I said.

Again, precipitous drop after the great recession. How does that, at all, relate to the (then 50 yr old) existence of the birth control pill?

Why are you assuming these were the non voters?

It seems far more likely that these are the voters. There are still many, many, many less people protesting than voted.

I’m going to need to see some numbers on that.

Contraceptives have reduced the number of children who weren’t intended in the first place, which, let’s be candid here, does not make for a good home environment in many cases.

Studies have shown a massive decline in birthrates since ~2007. This is a long time after the existence of contraceptives.

Studies showing such issues as “women are prioritizing their careers!” account for a tiny minority of the general public, while studies noting costs of raising children, childcare, the need for both parents to work to afford… Anything, even the costs of childbirth itself, the increasing limits of time off after childbirth (and limits of paid leave) account for a significant portion of the population.

Following the pill, there was a sharp drop for ~20 years, followed by increases throughout the 80s, small decreases in the 90s and early 2000s, and then a drastic drop beginning in 2008 (as in, after the great recession).

As far as I’m aware, and as far as I can see by any of the data, economics plays a greater role than the existence of reliable contraceptives.

Aside from it being a bit silly to try and perpetually make the numbers go up.

Edit: Somehow lost a whole sentence at the end of paragraph 4