Imagine categorically rejecting someone because of a job they had.
A lot of active political people here are hopeless. They don’t know a thing about a person except one vague item and that’s already disqualifying.
No wonder people here are always upset. No one will ever be good enough.
Don’t let facts get in the way of their narrative.
If things don’t go precisely according to their wishes it must be the deep state sorry, DNC.
Maemo/meego was better than all those IMO. It still half lives on in sailfish but had Nokia not been burned it could’ve been a true Goliath that could compete.
Yamtrack at some point will improve that jellyfin integration. So far it’s locked to the one user but they’ve been doing a ton of API work to get it to support multiple users iirc.
Because in their delusional minds these Democrats, whom they gave only minority power to, must somehow singlehandedly stop every single bad thing the Republicans do.
Their ire for Republicans is far outmatched by their ire for Democrats, somehow.
Hot take- people are stupid if theyre just waiting for someone to show up and represent them. No excuse for not doing your civic duty, let alone attempting to fix something that will make your life better.
Like a dog- you don’t just expect it to do tricks. You have to teach it.
I don’t think that’s apparent at all unless you dismiss everywhere centrists are still winning.
How about everyone just chill, vote in primaries, and support whomever wins? A centrist is unlikely to win in Queens but a full blooded progressive is unlikely to win in west Virginia either. Nbd- work together where you can and drive us forward.
“They” aren’t saying anything.
I encourage everyone to read the actual article. Axios inserted all this “fear a big loss” and other BS. They simply asked other house Democrats and they in general said she might lose and if they were her they’d be worried.
They didn’t dismiss the challenger. They didn’t endorse anyone. They didn’t circle the wagons.
Everyone would be better off to see the bias the “journalist” here is putting in of their own accord. Theyre the one pushing you to pick a side and introducing conflict where there seemingly isn’t any.
Meh. It’s still mainly backed by Google in the end. I’d rather coalesce around mobile Linux. It’s not ready yet but that’s far preferable.
Would you be of the same opinion with Amazon doing it? Or Microsoft?
Fedora has dnf and an alias for yum (for the old folks I guess)
What he say fuck me for?
I’d put it more like people can’t take one day to go vote (two if we count primaries).
Like you said- people aren’t making this grand sacrifice and it’s foolish to expect them to, especially given the sacrifice is far, far greater.