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TIL! Den sketch kannte ich noch nicht, danke fürs teilen!

Ganz im Gegenteil, da kennt sich jemand mit Monty Python besser aus als du

The documentary really is condemning. Shame on you if you still defend Israel's actions at this point.

Eating seeds as a pastime activity

It is. It knows bbc.com, but not bbc.co.uk

It's a bot to tell Americans what to think, and to shill ground.news. whoever added it should be ashamed.

At this point probably the third best army in Russia, wasn't there reports of North Korean soldiers on the front lines?

It's 1 in ten thousand. Likely much more in Europe or North America, accounting for people without reliable Internet access and non-English speakers. There's statistically at least a hand full in your city, if it's larger than a village

Which you will, some very important character and story stuff is hidden behind those events

Buy a monitor, not a TV

I don't know what's so hard to understand. To bring an end to the violence and even begin to think about reconciliation, we need a secular state with equal rights and protections for Palestinians and Israelis. And that necessitates dismantling the colonial apartheid state that is current-day Israel.

Any call to displace Israeli citizens is obviously despicable. But pretending that Israel's settler-colonial actions are in any way justifiable, legally or morally, is also disgusting. The violence and displacement must end, and I honestly couldn't care less what the resulting state is called, as long as Israelis and Palestinians are given the same protections under it.

For reproducibility, nothing really beats NixOS. That's not really what you're asking for, as that would not involve Clonezilla.

If you're frequently switching hardware, and want to have everything up and running, configured to your liking, in minutes, you're gonna have fun with NixOS in the long term. But I'm not gonna sugarcoat it, it has a steep learning curve and does require you to enjoy some tinkering. Worth it, imo

Otherwise, just pick a distro that you enjoy and create a separate home partition, when it's time to switch you do a fresh install and clone only the home partition. That'll get you 90% of the way to have your old setup on the new device