Q4OS, a very user-friendly Debian-based OS.

TDE aka Trinity Desktop Environment, a fork of KDE 3.

Here’s another archived version if needed.

Since the protests began, one of the subreddits I used to frequent now has an abnormally high number of comments; this might explain why.

See: George Carlin - The big club

(NSFW- language)

We get lots of practice with that during winter months here in Florida.

Some modern Australian music has made it to the world

I’m from the States and love this one:

The Church - Under The Milky Way

Only got two points because you made their heads hurt. ;)

Everybody seemed to crash while searching for images on Google.

I’m experiencing this with Q4OS 3 (Centaurus), which under the hood is Debian 10 (Buster) – and with the supposedly more stable Firefox ESR.

(Now using DuckDuckGo as an image search workaround.)

Kind of like an MG, but reliable.

Clutch Cargo

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Kanamit – an almost perfect metaphor

Yes, all from brand-new, zero-karma accounts with what appear to be auto-generated usernames.

Sometimes it’s a matter of necessity:

For tech-weary Midwest farmers, 40-year-old tractors now a hot commodity

I think it’s also a fear of the unknown, kind of like those who are hesitant to move from Windows to Linux. They would rather tolerate garbage because it’s familiar garbage.

because you won’t be able to delete any comments/posts on subs that are private.

I’m assuming this might also apply to read-only subs (?)

Admins and mods will likely be more vigilant about deleted posts and comments at least until things settle, so it might be better to abandon now, then delete later.

(Edited back to original comment.)

WhitePeopleTwitter shows solidarity with the current protests on reddit against the fundamental changes to site architecture.

This moderated thread will remain open for everyone to comment in.

The second sentence contradicts the first, an empty gesture about as meaningless as “thoughts and prayers.”

it looks like the mods are just being dicks.

Business as usual, apparently. I once received an automod notice that I didn’t have enough karma points to post a link. (At that point I had accumulated many karma points, but not in that sub.)

So I messaged the mods and asked what the minimum was, since it wasn’t stated anywhere in the rules. The reply? “Sorry, we can’t disclose that.” Wait, what?