@LibertariANN29@GoSanitaryHarry@benryanwriter A masterclass in how politicians deceive through spin.
I can think of a dozen ways the question could be clarified to force an answer, but it wouldn’t work. Once he understood the questioner’s goal, he was never going to let him finish a sentence and leave himself trapped.
@GLProut@LundukeJournal If I understand correctly, the systemd support for edge verification basically lets you say your age is anything you want if you have root access on the system.
Not exactly draconian spyware. Who really uses Omarchy without having root privileges?
@Descarts11@reignitedem Anyone can demand any kind of tax or tribute from me if they choose.
That does not change God’s law (“you shall not steal”). If they continue their extortion, they will eventually face God’s judgement.
@reignitedem I have written a lengthy book on this topic:
https://t.co/Gw7ibIMYia
Jesus said a Jew could pay taxes even though Caesar would use that money to subjugate Israel (Matt 22). Conclusion: you aren’t responsible for what someone does with money after they take it from you by force.
@DrDunnyKruger I personally know local white Australians my age who have done each of these jobs. I myself have done several of them.
It’s snobby and racist to claim that white people can’t or won’t do these things.
@lacrosse_al@ThHappyHawaiian@Dirtdog Honest advice: the same action can be creepy or sweet, it depends mainly on how attractive you already are.
Get in shape, dress well, be kind and caring, practice good conversation, good income.
Then flowers will be sweet because they aren’t compensating for your lack of game.
@megbasham I recommend reading “the Law” by Bastiat (circa 1850). It’s like reading a Catholic John Piper, banging on about the glory of God.
You’ll quickly realize that if that’s what a libertarian is, you want to be on that team.
Almost zero relationship to the modern LP.
The first rule of engagement is never to accept the premise, the second is never to defend against the "allegations". You must reject their tribunal outright.
@dmt9t9@LundukeJournal I assume they meant “Rails” (created by DHH), rather than Ruby itself. Not a crazy mistake given that Rails seems to massively dominate the Ruby scene (though I’m an outsider looking in).
@rje4242@loribolo@dvdsgl I dislike tiling WMs in general. I tried hard to like tiling, I wanted the nerd street-cred.
But tiling only allows a subset of the layouts you can get with floating windows (especially if you still have window snapping). Plus floating is more intuitive for newbies.
@dhh I wanted to like Omarchy so much.
In fairness, hyprland is the coolest tiling wm. I’ve tried i3 for a while before too. But I just can’t get excited about it.
Floating windows are more intuitive and more flexible. I think normies will always prefer them.