What you're advocating is called genocide. Genocide is bad.
We've tried this 'separating mentally ill from society' before - they were called asylums. We stopped doing that because they're inhumane. (There is an academic debate on if they're inherently such or simply attract/foster abuse, but were not having that debate today.)
What you're suggesting is an international crime and violation of human rights. Please reconsider.
Left ear, right ear, left nostril, right nostril, pore, pore, pore, …, pore, iris (light only), Prince Albert piercing, earlobe …
I disagree with this joke's premise
Yes. If you're not actively using the land you should sell it - if that were the general practice, many renters would be land owners themselves and an entire layer of middle management would evaporate.
I thought it was obvious from the blooming cloud of mutant white spores in the last few seconds 😜 nuclear mushroom!!
… obviously /s
I refuse to get formerly identified. Adding labels to your health record feels dangerous in the US - so I'm happy to 'suspect' I'm autistic, stay on top of the research, and refuse to be boxed and labeled publicly.
Hose is pronounced /hōz/ and dose is pronounced /dōs/ in "Standard English" (which is a specific and deliberately invented dialect taught to news anchors to try to smooth out all the regional differences), actual english varies so much over time and space that both words have numerous variations - https://www.howtopronounce.com/hose, plus we change our inflection on words depending on where they are in a sentence - and plenty of context can change if the emphasis is on the vowel or the ending consonant: All my hoes know a hose is a hose.
Simply put - as long as people understand the ideas you're conveying, don't worry too much about precise spelling and punctuation - it's literally all made up.
No it was definitely an … memory updating … all other EV brands vehicle. The Tesla truck is the only good option.
Hard disagree - the point is a decade ago there wasn't enough Linux market share for bad actors to target Linux. Proton is a compatibility layer, which while technically being a sandbox, it isn't designed around security the way a browser sandbox is. It would not be hard for a virus embedded in a made-for-windows program to identify that it's actually a proton sandbox, then deploy a Linux-specific payload (assuming the malware designer gave it some forethought for that situation). Heck - there's plenty of viruses that do their work in scripting languages that don't care what OS you're running on.
Is Lemmy Digg 3.0 or Slashdot 4.0 (i.e. Slashdot →Digg→Reddit→Lemmy)
It's a lowest common denominator kinda issue, methinks. Gnome is chasing it's own tail trying to create a single UI that will please everyone, plus have it simple to use and both similar enough yet distinct enough to/from Windows/Mac experiences. It's a noble enough goal - but honestly strikes me as well impossible.
KDE gives you a barely updated Win95 era desktop and then becomes a tinkerer's paradise - whenever there was two or more options, they focused on making each available, but neither becomes the default.
Just label each with a cute yet distinct name. Then customers would associate each name with the blend they order, with bonus lore.