I wouldn't want to live there, but it's gorgeous.
stepan
This is for not not selling guns to Israel, right?
what?
you sell the thing and can't dictate how it's used after that
that's why you don't sell it in the first place if you know the buyer is going to use it for evil.
what a binary choice is, what songle-issue voting does for the conservatives, or what harm reduction is
if you ignore one side's flaws or even crimes just so you don't accidentally help the other side, you are literally just like the other side.
The notice states that the targeted repos, including ReVanced, break GPL license by not including attribution.
I use Yazi, and I have a separate bind to open the file in Junction. Junction is an "open with" chooser.
Relevant lines from keymap.toml:
[[mgr.prepend_keymap]]
on = ["b", "j"]
desc = "open in Junction"
run = '''
shell 'flatpak run re.sonny.Junction "$@"' --confirm --orphan
'''
I'm not the biggest fan of Junction, but sadly I haven't found anything better yet.
I always though it was "common knowledge" that most sailors in the medieval times didn't know how to swim. It might be an urban legend though.
i've never seen a straight flag
i always use it while traveling, but only recently i realized i could use it in my home country, too
less than 20, reddit pissed me off by killing the API so i could no longer use Infinity for Reddit.
or the world is traumatic and the neurotypicals somehow manage to ignore it
Saying no to war is a luxury when you are protected by NATO, the United States, and Israel, and your neighbours are countries like France or Portugal
United states, member of NATO, launches illegal war. NATO is a defense alliance. If being protected by NATO means obligation to support wars started by it's members, then it's not a defense alliance but a global terror organization.
And we are not protected by Israel. That's hilarious. Israel exists only because of European and US aid and their will to ignore and even help with their wars and a genocide.
My biggest issue with searxng is that google gets rejected all the time. But that's because the instance gets rate limited, no? Do you deal with that more effectively somehow? Is it even possible?


it's a really common meme, but linux used to freeze quite a lot on my old laptop. I had to install some daemon that kills unresponsive processes before the whole system freezes. I learned that some distros have it by default. Also enabling the SysRq key was pretty helpful.