Not sure what you mean. Been running Wayland for years with little to no problems. No desktop environment though

Well put. We are just as immune as the USA thought they were

Not going to comment on people in general, but I'll offer some personal experience as a Norwegian. Had a russian colleague a while back. She was hard working, smart, lovely and kind. Don't have a single negative thing to say about her. However, when the subject of her origin came up things was a bit weird. It was hard to talk about. Not because of the talking, but more because of fear of not knowing what she would be willing to talk about. It's also a bit scary because depending on what our stances on things were, it could easily turn into a conflict.

I also remember thinking to myself that no matter how good and honest she was as a person, she is still a security risk. Her connections to her country, i.e. friends and family, can be used as leverage to have her do things she doesn't want to.

That said; if you are willing to get through those hurdles and understand/agree with the general Norwegian perspective on the Ukraine situation, I think you'll be alright

To be fair; famous people usually get shat on (and rightly so) when speaking about politics

See why privacy are so important now? I'm looking at you EU

Ready to watch your friends and family die for Trump? Ready to risk your life for Trump?

Sorry. You lost your right to call anything immoral when you stole a generation of Ukrainian kids with the goal of training them to be soldiers against their own country

Agreed. It definitely feels like we're losing a good friend. Signed Norwegian dude

I get that. Surely there's bugs. I just wanted to add the perspective since you painted a picture of a broken technology. I'd talk to your distro's maintainers if they are rolling out unstable stuff

I think the OP way is still ways better than what we are currently doing. And done right it wouldn't be any more exploiting than what we are doing to neurotypicals. Everyone needs to feel valuable and that they have a purpose. I for one feel most alive when my skills are put to good use

Still?? The elitist culture threw me off programming over twenty years ago. I really thought and hoped it had changed

No. This is what happens when you allow too much economic distance between the rich and the poor

Maybe "alias u=cd .." or "alias mkcd=mkdir -p $1 && cd $1"

By all means, it might be the right thing to do. There's two problems:

• if Trump does any thing right, it's by accident
• a decision like this should be made in council with a large body of Nations, not rogue

My cure is to try new hobbies/activities. Especially ones that require your complete focus. Like Motorsports. Personally I have a lot of anxiety when it comes to singing in front of people, resulting in everything else disappearing during the vocal lessons I for some reason signed up for.

It used to make me sad that I couldn't hold a single hobby, but I guess I'm just not built for it. Trying different ones as often as needed is more up my alley

Source?

I believe it's because fear of the unknown is a strong human instinct. Also, it doesn't help that people clawing for power knows the oldest trick in the book for gathering support is to exploit it by blaming something (or someone) less known for any prominent problem

I'm sorry this is happening to you

I mean; she can't possibly have less experience than the current president

Right. Well hurry up with your revolution, because we are losing these people through suicide due to a complete failure in how society treats them

Yeah I know. I forgot to mention I ended up as a programmer anyway and I've met tons of wonderful colleagues. I just hoped the elitist culture had gone away