ah yes. people who don’t think exactly like you are all monsters. I was so wrong.

I’m saying that if we had an actual democracy, 35% support from idiots doesn’t get you into office. It gets a little attention that fades and is almost forgotten a couple years later. You know, a sane world – in which we do not live.

Seems like there’s a rise of shit takes on Lemmy today.

Some day, if conscious beings have access to our history, they may mistake Idiocracy as a documentary. I’m only kind of joking

Yup. If we did, trump could’ve never had a chance at being president

I think he would run and “serve” no matter what he needs to do. Taking naps and putting brown-nosers fully to work doing his bidding 90% of the day is a small price to pay for a narcissist obsessed with being talked about

I think it will take his death or Republicans growing an ounce of spine to remove him

I saw a woman in a very liberal area in the US wearing a shirt that read “Proud Conservative!”

That alone made he seem deranged to me. It would be weird even if I didn’t get the distinct impression she wanted people to say something or at least feel discomfort with her advertising that she fully supports fascist dictatorship. What a fucking time to wear that shirt …

If you think 3% differently than I, you=evil

Signed, -Lemmy

braces for the flood of messages about how evil I am

Gotta get in that divisive jab. Can’t just say a thing.

You seem to think that we can guarantee people have nothing based on what, “trust me bro”?

Hmm, I’m not aware of those tracks or how they work. I only really was able to install arch from a specific guide because the device is a raspberry pi 5

I think it’s very stable for what it is. But I still had it break remote desktop, wifi functionality, and something about graphics that caused weird glitches in Firefox. These issues all took months to fix, each. For most tech savvy people it’s probably stable enough but for the less common hardware, the only reason I could keep using and updating it was by leveraging timeshift. I would update everything, test if my issue was solved, see it still present then rollback. I did that process dozens of times.

Gotcha. I don’t think you are being unfair.

Now conservatives are the only ones who count. Ok.

Yeah, I don’t love the aesthetic of Pop OS out of the box but with a minimal set of GNOME extensions I really like it. Which actually, is the case for me on vanilla GNOME too.

I’d like to be an Arch person, but on the only device I’ve used it on, I’ve had some major breakages happen a couple of times. Took months for the issues to get resolved. Which honestly, as hard as software is, let alone OSes, is a great track record. Most teams could only keep stability specifically with these long/major release schedules like everyone else essentially does it.

The only thing I don’t like about it is being behind on gnome since their DE is a forked older version of gnome afaik. Especially for recent gnome extensions, it’s not always the most amenable. But mostly even on that front it’s workable

I don’t think I’ve really seen it hated on much

‘sooo what does that shit mean?’ to a question already answered kinda indicates anger. Intentional or not.

Interesting. I made the equivalent of this for installing Arch on raspberry pi 5. Maybe I should make them public.

That’s amazing! Why shit on Pop!_OS though? I’ve always liked it. I think it’s definitely more stable than Arch in the long term