Not a gap in every dialect! “Ye” is another plural second person used in Ireland

It’s so disturbing to see libs cheer on the meat grinder

Sure, but have you considered rytheon stock price?

I use either KDE Connect (/gnome connect), or firefox

Different pronunciation. Kanye’s ye is “yay” while the plural second person pronoun “ye” is pronounce like “Yee”

Are you Irish? Those are the only people I’ve heard use “ye” for the plural “you”. Which is a shame, because it has a nice ring to it. Ye and Y’all are like yin and yang

Blowback

Imagine opposing a genocide only because of horse race politics

https://housefresh.com/ Because: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gNLViWfCA0&t=937s

Because of propaganda, people find it easier to imagine the end of the world before the end of capitalism. Just the same, theres lots of commenters here that could imagine the end of the internet before they imagine the end of advertising on the internet.

Pay executives less. Focus on grants and PBS-style ‘underwriting’. Subscription services like email and VPN.

Getting into advertising is just jumping into an intractable conflict of interest.

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It means he can’t go to Israel

That can’t be it. Of course the foreign intelligence headquarters were built with all sorts of security in mind.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegasus_(spyware)

This. (although I follow the directions here, which is a little more than apt install). The only thing I couldn’t get on Debian stable is the latest gnome. But when I tried debian testing, it was slightly broken anyway. And gnome extensions could get most of the functionality missing in my older gnome version. Debian stable + flatpak + anaconda + adding repositories (like for firefox) is a perfect compromise.

What’s nice about a stable distro is you can update the things you want to update, and your OS isn’t constantly changing a million packages a week that you don’t even know the function of.

Are there seriously no lemmy users on a Mac? Lol.

I use Debian.

Gotta wonder how many state actors have been using it for years.

The passive (or exonerative) voice in that article is infuriating. Police tackle the suspect, but the bystander was just “shot in the head”. By whom? Hard to say when you’re licking boots.