Plenty of countries got into crosshairs due to the new wave of international propaganda.

Unfortunately, there aren’t that many ways to combat it under truly free speech, so many have chosen to outright ban various sources linked tto potentially malicious actors.

But once that is done, the gates are open. Now that plenty of governments have the power to ban whoever they deem bad, the freedom of press and democracy are under threat.

1. Wrong community, maybe? Lol

2. iirc, algae are better oxygen producers per units of mass and volume, so a tank full of algae might actually be better than a tree. One issue though is that trees can grow on open ground, while algae require a tank to be built, most likely negating the economic benefits. Also, trees are more aesthetically pleasing.

Honestly, on my Fedora I have to fix things more rarely than in Windows 11. Granted, Linux troubleshooting is sometimes more time-consuming, but I haven’t met a single issue that would take hours to resolve in a long while. Ironically, my partner wasted about 6 hours recently getting Windows 11 to work with audio devices on a remote desktop client.

Still, we have to admit fixing some stuff in Linux is complicated enough to be outside the scope of regular everyday user.

Some apps and front ends support showing your post and comment “karma”. Eternity, for example

Yep, called after a Blahaj, an IKEA shark and a trans mascot

Nice as a starting point, but not enough features to make it worth it for advanced setups.

I felt a bit sympathetic to Buddhism up to the point when I actually visited a Buddhist temple and listened to the speeches of monks.

The amount of brain rot disguised as wisdom has made me feel Christianity ain’t that bad after all.

Sorry in advance to any Buddhist out there, but it struck me how the common perception of it differs from the actual thing.