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I’ve never mentioned the software store.

And not every single piece of software is on it.

And yes you’ll still need to use the terminal for more than just updating and installing software. Kinda routes back to my problem in regards to transitioning from one OS to another.

Ubuntu and it’s spin-offs are really are as close as we’re ever going to get to a full, user-friendly Linux OS. At least one that isn’t going to scare off as many people.

It’s just when you tell people the part where you have to keep track of some of the software that they use through the terminal, that’s when you start seeing them trickle off back to Windows.

Because the average user doesn’t have the patience, time or know-how to utilize commands in a terminal. If you plopped them down during the era where DOS was prominent, they’d be so lost and be begging for a UI to handle everything.

Republicans NEVER accepted election results unless THEY won.

It’s nothing unique to 2020. It was only a big deal because of fatass Trump.

The only apple things I’ve ever owned was an IPod. And I never paid full price for that shit.

Then shut the fuck up.

And Israel is not avoiding killing civilians. Their conflict with Hamas is just an excuse to purge and expunge Palestinians like times before.

Yeah but they also use the word ‘commercialize’ which could very well mean that they’re looking to get something out from this. How much and who’s profiting is what we don’t know yet but it is a concern.

My immediate interpretation was “…did she get involved in some copyright lawsuits against pirates?”. The answer is inconclusive because I couldn’t find any search results that had her name plastered or referenced in any copyright/pirate cases.

However I did discover that she’s the CEO of another company called the Markup, which basically is just a nonprofit newsroom that fact-checks some reports. So I suppose she’s just someone who studies law on media to get a better understanding if I’m reading into that, but it’s such a vague term to use if you’re not like a practicing lawyer that specializes in media like copyright. I don’t know, she failed to post any credentials other than declaring a position.

If he’s spent $44 Billion on it, you can rest assure he’s not letting it go that easily unless he sees more than half of that come back from a buyer. And the only way he’ll see that money is if Apple or Microsoft will bother with it, which they won’t.

I don’t care whether or not she connects with an audience. You can communicate with the audience all you want.

What matters is whether or not she’s actually going to mean anything, instead of playing cute for people.

I don’t care, that sycophant can fuck himself.

Still Twitter to me.

I’m not sure what can be brought to Winamp that’ll make it better through open source. Maybe it’ll be a default alternative for Linux distros? That’d be cool.

But, Winamp to me is just a program I use that plays video game soundtracks that are different formats aren’t MP3 or WAV. Like Super Nintendo with .SPC for example.

AIMP has predominantly taken the mantle on my system as default media player, it’s just feature rich and long won me over the day my PC suddenly rebooted and the song I was playing was just on pause with that program! Winamp couldn’t do this, whenever I re-opened it, song stopped playing entirely, gotta play it again.

Wow…what choices…

voters had an unenviable choice of congressional candidates in the GOP primary Tuesday: a guy who stormed the Capitol on January 6, or an incumbent who, after having to evacuate the Capitol during the riot, went back to vote against certifying the election. Voters chose the incumbent.

It’s really Biden’s fault in some ways for why he’s cornered himself into potentially losing. We can’t entirely say it’s the voter’s fault.

It’s the Republican’s fault for taking the time to try and make it as painful as it is to vote through mail-in ballots, so long as DeJoy remains.

Middle name is Most.

Record your phone calls anyways, there are ways to.

Did I ever say it was an entirely good idea? Did I?

It’s a good idea in sounding, but like with all crazy legislation, good sounding titles are hiding the actual problem of the body of said legislation.

All this is going to do, is profit for lawyers.

ProtonMail is like the best if you can get if you’re a small user that regularly cleans their inbox and keeps things that matter.

I never use more than a handful of MBs, so I find 15GB of storage that GMail offers me a bit much. It’s been this way for me for years so ProtonMail does it.

It’s going to find 1 billion more results that all are equally as irrelevant as the 8 billion results that was initially pulled up per search.