pixeltree

Ok, in what countries do police have a duty by law to help people? And if the duty to help others comes from being human, then police are doing a fucking terrible job at fulfilling it

Police have no duty to protect anyone. Literally. There are no laws saying police have to help anyone. Police do not exist to help anyone.

To let them continue what? Commiting crimes? Guess what, we don't, that's what prison is for. Far better than killing people because your personal opinion is that they need to die

Either there is an acceptable number of innocent people that can be executed, or the government never makes mistakes. Which is it?

Oracle Linux exists

I wanna see picard fem but still bald tbh

I asked a friend who uses nobara and he says

Oh I know what they're running into

They're using the rpm which is copied from fedora upstream

Fedora ships with firefox by default and sets the home page to the fedoraproject site

Not sure what they're doing to trigger it to revert though

Nobara moved to chromium as the stock browser in order to have compatibility with steamdeck plugins, anyways

but all you do is just install firefox manually and go home

I'm not sure if that user is using the firefox rpm or flatpak

I use the flatpak with no issues, so

¯\(ツ)/¯

tl;dr as a solution for them, try the flatpak of firefox and see if it does the same thing

flatpaks have better security anyways, because they're sandboxxed away from being able to access the entire system

Yeah, I haven't and won't make a plan but have often thought to myself that if I ever do kill myself that's how I'm gonna do it. Literally just like falling asleep. I'd much much much rather take that than lethal injection

If I ignore all the problems with company towns, it sounds perfect tbh

Yeah, obviously wages SHOULD be keeping up with inflation and inflation should be a low, stable amount. That's the problem, not inflation in general.

A small amount of inflation is healthy. You REALLY want to avoid deflation, because that means the value of your money is increasing. If people know their money will be worth more in the future, they won't spend it, incentivized to save and sit on it. That means on average everyone spends less, slowing the economy down and starting into a recession/depression.

Gonna slap this with the good old "I am not an economist" disclaimer, juat what I remember from economics class in high school

cranks up the fan fiction machine