Yeah, but then I have to take part in the killing instead of passively benefiting from it :(

That is the answer though unless you want to tell random internet strangers where you live.

Election systems are run locally so we can’t even really direct you to what type of local office to contract without knowing that

I agree with this, but that doesn’t convince people to actually turn out and vote.

A politician needs to be able to generate enthusiasm to get people to vote

They’re on the ballot, that’s not secret information, you literally just have to google it

It’s the job of a politician to generate that enthusiasm.

True, but I have no issue preventing commercial use. I view that as just as good if not better than traditional open source.

True, but a lot of Linux help and guides are based around normal distros where they won’t work

Bazzite’s excellent, just be aware going in that it’s an immutible distro and some stuff may be different than you’re used to.

Nothing, though instances outside the US would have less reason to.

Only benefit is that it’s fragmented so there’s fewer people any individual instance can give information on.

Yeah, the thing that bothers me about GNOME isn’t the design, that’s not for me but whatever, it’s the attitude the project takes to collaboration and refusing to compromise on anything that would be useful for literally every other desktop in stuff like Wayland protocols

Heroic games launcher basically makes gog stuff click and play but even that isn’t enough for me to really use it over steam.

What I need is a good launcher that makes the process of using different stores seamless, that works well on all my devices (heroic’s controller support is infuriating to use and doesn’t support steam)

Maybe when playnite finally gets ported to Linux

Ewwwwwwww

My understanding is they’re sending a request to your device that then decrypts and uploads messages, not storing the keys outside your device.

Pulling out is not birth control

Well I can’t believe there is no union, but ok

The US labor movement has been so thoroughly crushed, this is a reality for many many people. It is heavily region and job dependent though, but many states have union membership around 2-3% they just don’t exist there.

Otherwise, you’re 1000% right. The hardest part is taking the first step.