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Red Hat refuses Alma's CVE patches to CentOS Stream; says "no customer demand"
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There goes the narrative. Didn't last very long, did it?
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Red Hat refuses Alma's CVE patches to CentOS Stream; says "no customer demand"
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There goes the narrative. Didn't last very long, did it?
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*How to Spot Misinformation And Propaganda
According to the site linked here, Fox News is one of the most reliable sources.
Migrated from /r/WorldNews today, this place ain't look promising.
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*How to Spot Misinformation And Propaganda
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Please take this feedback, you're going to make this community worse. Remove insults, temp ban rude users but don't act like an arbiter of what is correct or not, especially considering you seem strongly right-oriented.
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A Black Man Was Elected Mayor in Rural Alabama, but the White Town Leaders Won’t Let Him Serve
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arrest all 30 of the “white town leaders” for interfering with the official duties of the mayor
This is America, negroes can't arrest whites, that's how it's always been. If he tries anything like that he's going to jail and never coming back out.
There is no racism law in America, does that sound crazy? It is.
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*How to Spot Misinformation And Propaganda
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The Guardian is leftist according this mod.
And Fox News is a trustworthy source...
Can anyone recommend me a better news community? I fear this one will end up like /r/WorldNews soon, absolutely dominated by liberals.
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Texas border agents allegedly laid the wire traps that ensnared a pregnant 19-year-old woman, as part of Greg Abbott's plan to keep migrants out.
Another American crime.
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Why the EU cannot admit Ukraine as a member
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You're engaging in whataboutism, I could maybe understand mentioning Russia and China but why even North Korea?
I direct you to please read the rules of this community.
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Evergrande: Crisis-hit Chinese property giant reveals $81bn loss
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Spanish company that spied on Assange allegedly informed CIA about meetings held by Latin American leaders
Assange = International Hero
America = International Threat
Know the difference!
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Red Hat-proposed Fedora opt-out Telemetry is opposed by 74%. Red Hat is deeply involved despite naysayers.
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Everyone knows that the initial request WAS FROM RED HAT!
No, no, no. "Fedora is independent" and "Red Hat has nothing to do with this" were the main arguments used by pro-Telemetry groups in any discussion threads.
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Red Hat-proposed Fedora opt-out Telemetry is opposed by 74%. Red Hat is deeply involved despite naysayers.
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but I personally never saw any folks trying to make the argument.
That is because you don't look at any of these threads, as they generally carry an anti-Red Hat connotation, something you don't want to see.
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HELLO WORLD!
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Bye bye, intolerant.
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Distro suggestions?
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Lots of Red Hat engineers use it as a daily driver
You mean IBM engineers.
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HELLO WORLD!
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Dangerous choice of words there, what's your stance on the CCP? The previous posted heavily insinuated CCP = bad and you didn't bring all that diversity talk into the table this time.
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HELLO WORLD!
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This one
That would fall under racism and dealt with accordingly. People do not choose where they are born and far too often do not have control over what their government does.
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HELLO WORLD!
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This does not just apply To the CCP but all world governments.
Ok, then I'll fell strongly encouraged to bring up the genocide of indians and indigenous populations committed by the Americans at every chance I see.
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Red Hat refuses Alma's CVE patches to CentOS Stream; says "no customer demand"
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And of course you believe anything he says. Perfect PR target.
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Morocco and Western Sahara: A new conflict brewing?
Morocco is in the wrong here.
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How do you keep track of all apps you install and their configurations?
function pkglist -d "Gets list of installed packages"
# Prevent descriptions in other languages
set -l LANG C
# Define pkglists location
set -l dot $HOME/.config/dotfiles
echo "(1/5) RPM-OSTREE status"
rpm-ostree status > $dot/pkglist.rpm-ostree --booted
echo "(2/5) Identify flatpaks"
flatpak list --app --columns=application > $dot/pkglist.flatpak
echo "(3/5) Identify pinned flatpak runtimes"
flatpak pin > $dot/pkglist.flatpak.pinned
echo "(4/5) Identify flatpak overrides"
for i in (cat $dot/pkglist.flatpak)
if test -s (flatpak override --show --user $i|psub)
echo $i
flatpak override --show --user $i
echo
end
end > $dot/pkglist.flatpak.overrides
echo "(5/5) Save KDE configuration"
fedora konsave -s kde_configuration --force
# to apply configuration
# fedora konsave -a kde_configuration
git -C $dot st
end
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Red Hat-proposed Fedora opt-out Telemetry is opposed by 74%. Red Hat is deeply involved despite naysayers.
Why is this downvoted without any comments?
EDIT: Some Red Hat simp ain't got any arguments so he's "fighting" with downvotes instead LOL