A scapegoat is someone used to blame as an alternative to yourself. Religion isn’t really a “person”, but it’s often used as a way to shift blame away with a “God told me to do it” and God is considered a person driving most religions.
It’s really not that hard to understand what I meant from context clues and, given my comment’s positive voting average and your negative one, you seem to be in the minority of not getting it.
“Don’t kill women” making “OG Islam” somehow “better” is a pretty low fucking bar.
Nearly all religion is a regressive cancer on society used as a scapegoat to do terrible things.
Given that it didn’t exist yet, more like an Undertale rip off
No it’s not. It’s sad.
I second this, although some of the bosses can be quite a challenge.
What are you even talking about? Debian is fine and extremely stable, which is what you want for a work PC when your pay is on the line.
What a joke. Development for 10 years and you just cancel it like a fart in the wind. I’d be utterly ashamed at that kind of mismanagement.
Oh…huh…I didn’t even know we had cake days on Lemmy. Haha. Thanks.
IPv6 should be the preferred option. It’s the same on Windows and MacOS.
If you have IPv6 issues, just turn off IPv6 on the adapter you’re using.
Calling it a “Fischer Price” distro is a little patronizing. I’m a seasoned Linux user and I use Mint for work because I just want something that works when my paycheck is on the line. Mint has never broken on me and always works.
That’s Russia and China in a nutshell. Trump does it too, but that’s just because he’s mimicking daddy Putin.
The American war machine was getting light pocketbooks. Gotta start another conflict.
This. You have to install the Windows version with Proton, sadly. They stopped support for the native Linux build.
It was a streamed app you could get from web sites and stuff. It was stupid and made little sense.
I doubt this crash is Boeing’s fault. The airframe in this crash was considered very safe.
The more probable cause is Air India being lax in safety.
Chances are you’ve had the same public IP for a long time. Mine hasn’t changed in 2 years.
Your “IP address” is already public. That’s why an IPv4 address is assigned to you as a “public IP address” and you NAT to a private space. When using IPv6, everything is public.
The key is to secure everything with access restrictions.
While I agree, why so much punctuation?
I use Debian and Mint. As others have said, it’s because it just works and I don’t have to screw with it.