Kushia

I miss the days of Ubuntu being a new upstart and Mark Shuttleworth going into space and being cool. I was involved with the project a bunch back then and even talked to him briefly once online.

There's been a lot of poor decisions honestly since then unfortunately and I haven't used Ubuntu in a while.

I can't believe people believe in cars either. Those "windows" are really just TV screens to give you the illusion of travel and are really just loading screens.

I think you have it and I hope the memes get better soon 😆

It's pronounced "rodes island"?

Explain it to me like I'm not an American.

It's a game, do whatever you want. Every achievement is already solved and completed by hundreds of people before you at least so it's not really that special for you to figure it out on your own anyway.

Assuming you get your IP address from a DHCP server such as your router, you should change what DNS server is set there and then restart any devices you are trying to use with the PiHole.

You can just restart the network service on your Fedora PC or reboot it.

Oh I didn't mean to insinuate that you didn't, I was just trying to support what you said with more context too.

This has been a huge propaganda campaign and it's disgusting.

For all those people saying to not use Manjaro if you want an alternative that just works try Mint or Fedora. Arch is great but requires a lot more work that you might not be interested in.

This sort of content is also not good for folks with PTSD either. Personally, I have to spend quite a bit of effort avoiding it if I want to continue to consume online content when things flare up in the world.

I don't see how. We've already officially said sorry as a nation and have strong native title rights and laws were indigionous people can claim their ancestral lands, own them and live on them as traditional as they would like to.

Indigenous communities are still alive and well in many parts of Australia and can freely make the choice to assimilate with western culture or not. Australia is a huge and sparsely populated place that does not force this on indigionous people at all.

At some point the indigenous community needs to stop considering themselves victims and focus on the future of their people and culture. What is generally amusing is that it tends to be inner city privileged indigenous people who tend to make the most noise about this.

Makes me wonder if the Yes campaign was deliberately shit to achieve exactly that. Surely they knew that they could establish it anyway without constitutional support and prove that it worked and could be trusted before going for a full referendum.

Last time I looked at the count 40% of indigenous people voted against the voice, there's definitely no good/bad side in this regardless how some might choose to vilify others. We have compulsory voting as well.