Freedom is a synthetic enterprise, not a natural gift

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Cake day: November 25th, 2020

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  • the same happens in development with minimalism. for some reason it’s the standard even among gnuhards, literally everything is black and as little expression as possible. there’s these android drawers which literally show apps as a list of text with no icon. yeah, that’s exactly what i want to see, so beautiful… or if you browse unixporn, you’ll see most hyprland/niri whatever rices are gnome… i think we should definitely start to take a few lessons from the 2000’s school of design. most defintely there were shitty thing, and code minimalism is good. but the user has so very little agency in the expression of how their software looks nowadays that’s sad.










  • Two pics mean nothing bro, do you think there are not women like in the picture above currently? And if that were the case, what do you think it happened in Iran during the '70’s that caused this “issue” when it comes to religion? ahh, yeah, it’s always the us empire.



  • afaik hezbolla controls lebanon? what difference does this if this is just some useless paper and doesn’t mean much if they cant actually control the country militaryly and politcally. i know its basically a declaration of being a us vassal, and for sure complicates things further in lebanon but it seem like a shooting themselves in the foot. lebanese people are not fond at all of the supremacist entity, this seems like it will provide (good) regime change in the country.




  • SATA Version is: SATA 3.0, 6.0 Gb/s (current: 1.5 Gb/s)

    while my other drives are:

    sda: current 6.0 Gb/s sdc: current 6.0 Gb/s

    Also, the kernel reported a hard link reset before the drive ended up at 1.5 Gb/s.

    Could a bad SATA cable, SATA port, or power connection explain the link resets, fallback to 1.5 Gb/s, and subsequent filesystem errors, even though SMART doesn’t show CRC errors? Or do you think it’s dying anyway?