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No user record in our sample, but EndShell has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
You have to read the analysis below as well as look at the charts. From the articles I linked > As a further way of characterising countries, we include a second measure based on the percentage of people saying that…
> politicians sometimes lie…? Most people are quite aware that politicians lie. It is a common trope in movies, tv and media generally. Politicians are quite disliked in the UK generally. So this idea that people…
I am not pretending anything. I've showed some actual evidence to back to back up my view point. Moreover, time after time the British public are surveyed about their views on immigration and ethnic background is not…
> Plus it was never about immigration, It was partly about immigration. According to these surveys 43% of people that voted leave think immigration should be reduced.…
> Didn't they get more independence with Brexit? We didn't leave the EHCR. So there is an argument that we don't have full control of our laws. IANAL and won't pretend to know the specifics. > Regarding the immigration,…
I don’t use Ubuntu personally, but there should be a newer LTS out. If you are using a nvidia card it might be worth checking if you are using Wayland or X11, Nvidia and X11 typically work better.
> Agreed but on the other side it makes the manufacturing more complex - another plastic part and screws as well as the time needed compared to just gluing in the battery. > > I suspect this is a classic example of…
It not that easy with their glued in batteries on some Macbook Pros. You have to essentially use alcohol to remove the glue to replace the battery. Absolute PITA. They could have used 4 screws and it would be easy to…
I did look at getting a 1080p screen for it. I am pretty sure I could fit one but the price was prohibitive.
Any older business class laptop really. I have an two older Laptops. One is a Dell 6410. The former has Debian on it with Gnome and I've stuck 8Gb of ram on the machine, slapped in an SSD. The machine is 14 years old…
A lot of people don't realise that monetary inflation is a tax on everybody and affect the poorest the most.
The "Adrian's Digital Basement 2" Channel took a "Plus+ Hardcard" drive and found something similar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzMoEwTTFJs
Most of the people that seem to be influential seem to be either Paleo-cons, Rothbardians and people that are believers in the Austrian School of Economics. I am not an ancap because there are some major problems with…
I would suggest you read “Anatomy of the State” by Murray Rothbard. I don’t want to sound rude but your comment is what people say when they haven’t read anything about it. I used to make similar arguments like was at…
What is important that it works for you. I think it is good that more users can solve their own problems.
As I said there was issue where one screen wouldn’t be accelerated. This was on both Debian and Fedora this was around 2020. I started using Debian around 10 I think.
That isn’t my experience at all. e.g Helldivers 2 I have to lower to medium setting, Black Myth Wukong I have to run at lower settings than Windows. This is with Debian Testing. It isn’t just I that have observed this.…
When I was using my 1080Ti on Debian with the official driver, I would frequently have problems on screen 2 where there seemed to be no video acceleration. I could fix this temporarily through some setting in the Nvidia…
I use a 6800XT with Debian 12. As long as you have the `non-free-firmware` repo enabled in Debian 12 (it is by default), AMD cards should just work. I've played quite a few games on Linux. Performance is still better on…
Most cars are "proprietary". The only cars that come close to being open is older vehicles that are no-longer manufacturer with a good after market parts market. e.g. I bought a Land Rover Defender because it is the…
It really depends what you want to believe doesn't it. Purely asserting it is obvious because you believe it to be so, isn't proof that it was deliberate. As I previously said there has been a lot written about the law…
> I feel you. Regulatory bodies have definitely fallen short in many cases, and we've seen concerning proposals from governments that threaten digital privacy and freedom. "Who watches the watchmen" seems incredibly apt…
I use it. Turning off the ads and annoyances can be done in literally 20 seconds. It has uBlock Origin built in and removes the cookie modal popups. It has a nice sync feature so my bookmarks / extensions are sync'd.…
People use it because it is essentially Chrome with uBlock-Origin built in (I think the developer of uBlock Origin is employed by Brave) and it removes the stupid cookie modals that are on every website. Between running…
I didn’t know that. I have to check if it works with Xorg + Gnome on Debian because I don’t think it does.