Of course I don’t think this ends if he dies, and yes, I am aware of other peaceful protests getting crushed, I’ve been at of them myself.

It’s very obviously more than just his personal revenge, but its a silver lining for him and yes, he does want to suspend election through marshall law, it’s in their published plan.

Can we stop with the stupid personal attacks and talk about the facts like adults?

Then I guess I’ll just have to join Hexbear so I can continue this beautiful exchange of ideas.

Usually, you would be correct. This government is a little different.

Username definitely checks out.

I am simply pointing out a fact: LAPD issued a report yesterday afternoon stating the protests were nonviolent. Take it or leave it tankie.

Yeah that’s obvious, I just wasn’t mentioning all that, and I’d go a step further: this is about declaring “open rebellion” and responding with marshal law and suspension if elections. It is laid out exactly that way in the Project 2025 planning documents.

My initial comment was just pointing out that the reason stated for deploying nation guard was complete bullshit, but that’s to be expected from the liar and chief.

Sure, sure. It’s also to incite further action so they can implement marshal law and suspend elections.

No, they didn’t need to to this, LAPD was reported the protests as nonviolent before the national guard was deployed. This is the Lil Donnie’s personal revenge against LA and California, and I’ll bet it’s just the start.

Unlike other popular distros like Mint, Bazzite works in a way that prevents programs from messing with each other or with the system itself, so you’re much more unlikely to ever break it. And if you do break it, there’s a quick option to go back to the last working version.

Most Linux distros running on BTRFS with a snapshot manager like Timeshift or Snapper give you the same functionality, but I do get the appeal of Bazzite/immutable distros, especially for people who are new to Linux.

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Nah, he uses Crate and Barrel.

Incorrect. Try reading the article before commenting.

I waited 8 years for fiber where I live, and I even went door to door telling my whole neighborhood that there was a cheaper, faster alternative to Comcast, and all we had to do was sign up. When it was finally getting it installed, the technician told me that our neiborhood only got fiber because a local criminal organization had bought a couple cherry pickers and was stripping the copper from pole to pole.

Apparently it takes someone stealing the copper repeatedly before the telcos will invest a dime on upgrades.

They definitely are cheaping out. I bought a Powercolor Hellhound 7900 XTX last month, and it was running 60°c while totally idle. I got a Thermal Grizzly Kryosheet for it and when I opened the card, there was already significant thermal pump-out in the paste with completely bare spots on the die. That card was brand new with less than 8 hours use when I opened it. After installing the Kryosheet, all temps dropped 20°c.

It’s total horseshit that even top end GPUs made by “reputable” manufacturers are shipping with cheap shitty paste.

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Then no, bitcoin is not able to keep it’s difficulty low enough to maintain profitability in regions with volatile/high power pricing. If there’s a heat wave or ice storm in Texas, the power pricing spikes due to higher demand.

How? Is bitcoin indexing very local power provider in every region to adapt difficulty to power pricing?

Texas is a private grid that has far more pricing fluctuations than larger grids.

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9000M. Unless you’re designing a new laptop or SFF PC, you’ll never need to buy one direct.

Probably the same person (or bot) that down votes every single post on Lemmy.