But if corporations couldn’t patent it, then nobody would make it!

Don’t you know that we have copyright and patent laws to thank for why we have any art or entertainment in the first place!?

Without them, we’d have nothing.

They see the writing on the walls. Their IPs can’t carry them forever, especially now that the manchildren who like them are approaching their 40s.

Corporations aren’t your friends.

Not even Valve.

I recommend keeping it simple.

There’s nothing special about a ‘seedbox.’ It’s just a computer.

If you want a computer that’s on 24/7 to use as a server, get a used dell optiplex from walmart for $100.

Don’t buy small form factor shit unless you have a specific reason to have a small computer. Don’t buy into the memes or hype surrounding ‘boutique’ products. They are all for idiots with more money than sense that try to fit in with other idiots on the internet.

Why do so many organizations bend over backwards to appease Zionists committing genocide?

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Yeah, I went down a similar path.

It turns out ever since a few years ago, Plasma takes comparable resources to XFCE.

What really sent me over the edge was Plasma’s support for Wayland.

It’s the little things that matter.

Israel? The nation that “secretly” detonated a nuclear bomb without any repercussions after the ban?

Israel? The nation that has a plan to nuke as many people as possible if their “promised land” is threatened?

No, not that Israel. There’s no way.

They probably flew.

Every day animals are adjusting their habits and habitats based on the changing environment.

Interesting.

Cold is going to be a commodity in the coming decades.

This is an interesting point to bring up and bears addressing.

See, the problem with “things being too expensive” is that it’s a vicious cycle. Rent is too expensive, which means renters need more money in order to pay their abusive landlords. How do they get that money? Well, they charge more for whatever product/service they provide. Now that’s too expensive.

Something has to give, somewhere, and the first place I’d suggest looking is taxing the ownership class into oblivion.