What a weird system! Is there a specific reason why the US decided to do elections this way instead of just using the normal tallied vote count? This just adds a huge layer of complexity to the elections - you’d think they’d want to keep it as transparent and simple as possible.
Maybe a really dumb question and I’m not from the US but why did Hilary lose in 2016 when she had more votes than Donald Trump? That doesn’t really make any sense to me
I kept having an issue with keys not being valid when trying to install packages. Ended up being an issue with the keyring not being initiated on boot which as far as I could find should happen automatically. No idea if I messed something up or if something else went wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Arch with hyprland, switched from Fedora Sway when I felt like trying something fresh. Installing arch was more difficult than expected since I had a couple weird issues I couldn’t really find in the manual, but after a while I got it all figured out.
I really miss the more specific subreddits a large user base brings with it. For me I really miss the sharpening subreddit, and the Overwatch subreddit. Sharing and getting tips and tricks from other people with the same hobby can be so helpful.
My Phone would be considered nuclear waste in the US apparently… O_o
I know this is probably take… but are the actually people who spend this amount of money on a pretty much free product?
It’s just KDE I think
Sure just DM me your steam name