Seriously. Apt is the whole reason I use Debian systems.

Another tool is not even necessary: https://askubuntu.com/question...

There's a graphical installer?

That's why I specifically call out the backend. On the front end you still need it.

No he's talking about Nazis like the ones committing genocide in Gaza.

Swapped policies? Republicans passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Just because people say it doesn't make it true. All the evidence suggests that as racism became gauche, the elitist Democrats caught up to the Republicans on racism=bad. When the Democrat leadership started virtue signalling to prove they felt white guilt, the core racist wing of the party abandoned it, not because Republicans were racist, but because they weren't constantly talking about racial justice.

Importantly, no the policies of the parties didn't change. The Democrats finally got with the program on Civil Right. The constituencies that had been defined along elitist/non-elitist lines never changed their policies, never swapped parties.

Antisemitism is a meaningless word. Are you talking about people who want to see Netanyahu's government collapse? Or maybe you're talking about people who don't support apartheid?

And yet Vietnamese farmers seem to be impossible for the US to defeat.

I don't know why anyone would want to use ipv4 on the backend. Cloud providers should default to ipv6 only and push us through this final hurdle.

One is a constitutional right upheld by the courts. The other is a moral right upheld by social and economic pressure. No such analogy can be made.

You think providing access to futures markets to poor people will help lift them out of poverty?

All those shithead Nazis at the Times of Israel?

https://www.timesofisrael.com/...

Iran? Do you mean Syria (Golan Heights)? Cause Iran is pretty far away from anything mentioned in biblical Israel.

I'd say they learned from the American frontier more than they learned from the Holocaust. Much more trail of tears than gas chambers.

While that's true in theory, the reality is I feel very comfortable competing against offshore workers on a value/$ basis.

This might change over time, but America has been pretty good scooping up the brightest and best from around the world, seriously hamstringing the ability for those markets to develop a really high quality workforce. There are pockets of value to be found, but it's a grueling search.