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A little irritated that they should presume upon my religious practice, like they think they need to act as hall monitor for God. Like you can praise God as you feel compelled, but don’t tell me how to; that’s between us.

Okay but Zimwiki already exists.

I mean Trump loves YMCA. That could have just been them being nice by playing a song he likes, even if it is ridiculous. But I guess in the context of the other stuff they did they were trolling him. Someone should have fun with him.

Hot takes incoming from the Telegraph. Someone lock this guy up in the bottom of a shuttered coalfire plant with a typewriter and an iPhone with only Tumblr and Tinder installed. We may have found a carbon-neutral way to get those turbines turning!

Words can cause harm, but can’t change minds.

Well actually: https://www.rt.com/news/633828-charlie-kirk-opposed-regime-change-iran/

If thrown out sincerely, or with real vitriol, avoid. It’s pretty dehumanizing in such a sense.

But if it’s was a friend teasing you then that’s something else, just throw some insult back at them.

That’s all words really.

I’m having trouble finding that quote.

Still can’t tell if comedy is legal again or not. Someone make a flowchart.

Idk man, Lemmy is defacto a pretty lefty space, so I think it’s just a lazy way to tell someone to fuck off. I wouldn’t worry about it too much, because while I find it unproductive it’s just words on the Internet at the end of the day.

But if you feel there needs to be a corner of Lemmy where that’s not tolerated you can always try building it yourself. I honestly think that could be a good thing.

Ito should have already been banned imo.

No this is fine it’ll only be used to find lost puppies I’m sure.

Executive

Interface matters a ton, of course. But once you switch between a few it gets easier, even if you retain your preferences.

Just tell him no, tell him you don’t want to be on his social media.

I use Windows at work and it reminds me of how much I love Linux.

I think it’s certainly possible for us to move away from Windows and Mac, but convincing people isn’t easy. The end users would be easiest to convince because most of them are just using the limited array of applications required for the business and don’t much care what’s under the hood. The people who really need convincing are the reat of local IT support and maybe vendors.

I think the path to broader business adoption of Linux runs through IT support.

I…BNW? LD?