France has been attempting the exact same thing recently.

Get organized. Join local groups. Print flyers. Protest. It’s how people have been doing it for hundreds of years.

Crank the organized protests up to 11 and be prepared to fight once the next election is cancelled.

That’s obviously not what I mean. I meant the act of bombing will not change anyone’s political orientation. Total destruction and occupation might. But that’s not what this thread is about.

Bombing them didn’t really change the opinions of the Germans though. It just reinforced their stance on the “total war” and they kept going until they were obliterated. I guess a point could be made about Japan though.

Bombing has historically not been the best way to change a country’s stance on anything really.

Fix your fucking country, Americans. I’m legit getting a nervous eye twitch from reading the news these days.

I’d really like to know how they managed to do that.

This is a terrorist attack, plain and simple. They are testing the waters after the talk with Trump.

I had the exact same experience with Debian. The thing is, Debian is so many versions behind, it’s really no surprise that you thought it wasn’t ready yet. Try a less “stable” distro, you’ll be surprised.

Not really. Just look at eastern Europe and Russia.

KDE. It’s working very well with Wayland. I’ve been using both on my daily driver for a year now and it’s come a long way since then. It was still a bit rough in the beginning but now I can’t see myself going back. It’s pretty polished.

Imagine getting butt dialed by Kim Jong Un

Anything less than total victory will lead to economic collapse for Russia and at this point it’s pretty much impossible even with Trump in office. They are cooked in any case.

Paid registration renewal is inherently capitalist, you deranged westoid.

Futo is open source. It’s not FOSS though.

The positive aspects are that it’s highly customizable and supports a large number of language addons. The downside is that development is pretty much dead, the swipe feature not being very accurate and the autocorrect only working in English. There’s also a large amount of inconveniences and minor bugs that made it tedious to use in comparison to Futo.

I used AnySoft Keyboard until someone recommended Futo here on Lemmy. It’s been my daily driver for a couple of months now and I have to agree: It’s the best Open Source keyboard around, even if it’s technically still in alpha. It’s ridiculously good, even with languages other than English. It will nail German 20-character compound words first try and I haven’t seen any other keyboard do it this well.

I’ve worked as a mechanic at a dealership before. A bit of condensation is petty normal, even on luxury cars. Walk across a Mercedes parking lot early on a cold morning and you’ll find that most cars have a bit of moisture in their headlights. It’s not very “premium”, but it’ll go away after having the lights on for a minute.

To answer your other question, there’s !mechanicadvice@lemmy.world.

This is almost worse than not doing anything IMO