no thats exactly it.
bonus_crab
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honestly left leaning places should do this more. the right does it when they make cruel laws to torture dissidents - all the left needs to do is trigger them and get them to leave.
- maybe require identification on social media (dislike but rightwing trolls get hurt more) ,
- ban vehicles over a certain size on class c licenses (like 4k lbs, intentionally low enough to ban big pickup trucks),
- ban private schools and fund schools from state taxes entirely instead of city for equity,
- require highschoolers to take classes on psychology and parenting,
- make sex ed mandatory and lgbt inclusive,
- build up light rail and ban cars in cities except for delivery purposes,
- require garbage to be sorted and actually fine people,
- massively shorten prison sentences and focus on re education to end "prison culture",
- tax incentivize continual adult education,
- document undocumented immigrants
- pay black people reparations
- ensure access to abortions and contraceptives to everyone, including minors
- legally mandate vaccines
- institute a maximum wage,
- institute election spending maximums,
- ban landlords, the local govt takes ownership of rental properties and contracts property managers or something
- universal healthcare
- ban the pledge of allegiance
idk what else?
Its sometimes useful for conceptual questions but i dont trust code generated by it.
Tbh it really isnt
man existing requires work, whether we like it or not. freeloading hurts peoples interest in the common good.
I like the spirit but were not japan, we have to consider the antisocials.
There need to be requirments to meet to receive entitlements.
Also though capitalism is just bad at providing necessities, slapping a ubi on top wont fix it.
Not necessarily, there probably exists multiple orderings on gayness , the question is if you can create a total ordering and if its multiple people are maximally gay, or at least if the gayest people are equally gay.
Intellectual property is a means of production after its released. It requires no further input from the creator, and so they shouldnt have a monopoly over it.
If the internet actually enforced copyright to the letter of the law, it wouldnt exist in its current form. No memes, no game streamers or videogame youtubers, no unlicensed music, no image sharing. Copyright needs to be defended to the best of the holders ability otherwise they lose it. It would necessitate a constant stream of scanning and policing and litigation thatd be so taxing on platforms theyd just shut down. Video game streaming operates in a legal grey zone because the law is flawed.
Theres a reason programming tools are almost all open source. From languages to libraries to software, the alternative is just too inefficient.
Copyright is an old shitty system from the days when books required publishers who had to register an ISBN for everything they published. The modern equivalent would be if every unique copyrightable contribution on the internet first required submitting the media to a government agency to store a hash of it and issue a UUID.
I wouldnt say that IP doesnt exist, but once you share information with someone, they are now also a holder of that IP, just by the nature of reality.
i mean hes right. shoulda just been on the right side of history
Modern designs are too limited. Make a 20 foot separation between the rails, giant 4x4 train.
First of all, thanks to everyone who came out and offered their suggestions and advice yesterday when I asked about setting up my UM890 from minisforum in RAID0.
Many called me mad for going for RAID0 here but ... shrug its not my only computer so I'm ok being a bit risky here.
My original plan was to backup, set up the drives in raid, install nobara on the raid array, and ride off into the sunset.
That was a bad plan.
Timeshift froze while backing up, and worse, back in time froze while restoring.
Repeatedly.
Even when booting from a live usb and without enabling RAID.
Wasted several hours trying variations of that ... my USB drive is kinda slow.
On my last post someone suggested I simply add the new drive to an existing btrfs file system, then switch to a raid0 profile.
That was a good plan, and ultimately what I ended up doing after my plan failed.
Resources :
https://wiki.tnonline.net/w/Btrfs/Adding_and_removing_devices
https://www.ubuntumint.com/add-new-device-to-btrfs-file-system/
https://serverfault.com/questions/213861/multi-device-btrfs-filesystem-with-disk-of-different-size
Commands I ran on my machine :
sudo fdisk -l
sudo lsblk
sudo mkdir /mnt/drive1
sudo btrfs device add /dev/nvme1n1 /mnt/drive1 -f
btrfs filesystem df /
sudo btrfs balance start -dconvert=raid0 /
Performance
In case the image doesn't show, 6230MBps Seq Read, 758Mbps 4k Rnd Read, 4496MBps Seq Write, 292.6 4k Rnd Write.
PS
Even though my restore failed, the files were all there so I didn't lose anything , I just had to reinstall all my programs and such.
Also enable nvme raid in the BIOS before you do anything else.
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Youre takes are valid from a good governance perspective - dont grant power you dont want used against you.
This isnt necessarily about good governance though, its "we have the power, now lets govern such that conservatives that have lived here for decades hate it so much they sell their property and leave".