F-Droid 2.0 is finally here.
After more than a year of work and 14 test releases, it’s the biggest update to the app in 10 years.
What’s new:
🔹completely redesigned interface
🔹better search
🔹more detailed categories
🔹new filters
🔹automatic updates
🔹easier app installation
🔹still no tracking
And yes, F-Droid still wants to help you escape the Play Store.
One small catch: the “panic” feature that could wipe apps isn’t back yet.
If you use F-Droid, have you already made the jump to 2.0?
https://t.co/WQoi6vl7QQ
#FDroid #FOSS #Android #OpenSource
Melonless Mac shows us the failure of homeschooling and how dumb she really is by telling us she doesn't know if the Earth is flat or not. Your intellectual Butter Jesus sire 🎩
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Dark humor first has to be humor.
Norm Macdonald saying of Steve Irwin’s death, “Hey, you’ll never guess who got killed…the Crocodile Hunter!” is an example of actually making a joke about someone’s death. You can find it insensitive — you may even be right — but there’s an identifiable joke.
What you people do is basically cackle in maniacal ecstasy that Charlie Kirk was murdered on camera. There’s no joke. The “punchline” is just: “A young father who asked questions I felt I shouldn’t have to answer and who made me look stupid got murdered.”
That isn’t “dark humor.” You’re just celebrating Charlie Kirk’s murder.
Now, I don’t know if you don’t realize that — the same lack of awareness/intelligence that causes your collective not being funny — or if perhaps the celebration is so intense that it’s almost a disorienting religious or supernatural experience, but regardless, that is what you are doing.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
خيارُكم في الجاهليةِ ، خيارُكم في الإسلامِ إذا فقُهوا
“The best of you in the time of ignorance (Jāhiliyyah) are the best of you in Islam, if they gain understanding.”
— Sahih al-Bukhari 3383; Sahih Muslim 2378
>Fantasy world with Medieval-ish tech level
>Protagonist lives in a small village, likely hasn't read a book in their entire life
>Has the exact same opinions and lingo as a California Liberal Arts graduate
*Fantasy book has made up races
*they exist in a seperate world from earth with its own origins and history but somehow the most pressing issue is the rights of their females