Upstream or Mint. Meaning Fedora or Mint, since you ruled out Debian and Arch.

IIRC Linus is self-declared as “woke”. The exact quote is:

I’m a card-carrying atheist, I think a woman’s right to choose is very important, I think that “well regulated militia” means that guns should be carefully licensed and not just randomly given to any moron with a pulse, and I couldn’t care less if you decided to dress up in the “wrong” clothes or decided you’d rather live your life without feeling tied to whatever plumbing you were born with. And dammit, if that all makes me “woke”, then I think anybody who uses that word as a pejorative is a f*cking disgrace to the human race.

That’s well outside the scope of the Linux kernel policies.

I have one in my bathroom, and you’re seriously complaining about the one in your living room?

New Zealand. That’s where all the rich people gather.

Might actually be an improvement. One issue with the portable and handheld bidets are that they scatter water in all directions. It would be preferable if the stream was targeted to where it really counts instead.

Why not both. Require ID for algorithmic recommendations and then ban tying your ID to it.

But realistically speaking Google already knows the identity of every single user who isn’t actively trying to hide their identity. So the privacy implications are negligible.

I tried a portable bidet but it doesn’t hold enough water. So I got a handheld bidet and I can’t fathom how anybody’s supposed to use that (especially with the trigger right in the splashback zone). Perhaps my only option is spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on a built in one.

Others can get the opt out simply by not identifying themselves. Though if it were up to me, I’d require ID to get algorithmic recommendations.

The KOSA act, looking at it, is better than a lot of the other iterations of the act. It doesn’t ban people who don’t identify themselves from social media entirely, but gives them an opt-out for the worst features (autoplay, algorithmic recommendations, etc.).

Though if I had my way, these features would be forced off for those who don’t prove their age, and restrictions on adult content would be left to parental controls instead of government ID. But still the KOSA act is far better than what some other countries have implemented (looking at you UK, don’t ban people from fucking wikipedia).

Putting aside the question, the answer is that they should use upstream or Mint. There are basically no exceptions.

Second phone, second email.

Forgiveness and trust are two different things.

Nothing is ever completely unforgivable (emphasis on the “completely”), literal Hitler aside.

If someone murders their spouse in a fit of rage and not only shows intense remorse for their crimes but also dedicates their life to helping others at tremendous cost to themselves, I’d be able to forgive them.

I can’t even make time for all the PC games I want to play. Just recently I had to remove Deltarune, Void Stranger, Ghostland Yard, and Blacksmith Song of Two Kings from my wishlist and boy has that been giving me an existential crisis.

It would be an absolute nightmare if I added console exclusives to the mix.

I should’ve put more emphasis on the word “unforgivable”. I assumed people would read my random Lemmy post more closely.

There are a variety of reasons people commit murder, but there’s only one reason they rape someone and that is for their own pleasure at the expense of others. For that reason, the crime of rape is far harder to forgive.

Wait you’re saying that Platner drunkenly raping his GF is worse than murdering her?

Putting aside which is worse … the crime of rape is far more unforgivable than the crime of murder.

As did OP.

No you didn’t.

Putting aside which is worse, and putting aside the race element, the crime of rape is far more unforgivable than the crime of murder. Although the far-right (not just in America) seems very quick to forgive rapists.