Comment There is no soil (Score 1) 31
On the moon. Just a barren dust
Comment Re:Unlawful search and seizure? (Score 1) 98
> I know the British don't have any rights,
"tell me you are an american without telling me you are an american"
Comment always for the ripped music (Score 1) 148
I always use it when I'm ripping audio cds. I mean: I use that and Flac as well, I backup in flacs but use opus on my phone
Comment good (Score 1) 151
public fund research and its results should be available to the public.
that applies to the medicine, that also applies to scientific documentation on other topics as well. knowledge is to be shared
Comment they have to protect their children (Score 0, Troll) 378
from the evils of theory of evolution and all that woke talk about equal rights for everyone
Comment so... why not just kidnap him? (Score 1) 124
why won't the local assets kindap him and send him in a box to baltics or somewhere like that?
Comment Re:Linux has no AV software... (Score 2) 29
As someone new to Linux, one of the things I see is that Linux is that it doesn't have AV software. If it had something like MS's antimalware, stuff like this would be easily caught.
AV is just a part of it. Linux doesn't have any usable way to protect users' data from the mallicious app. so what if an app cannot load a dodgy driver if it can erase/encrypt my photos directory or read my
Comment Re:Learning the same lessons over and over (Score 1) 29
Allow me to second that. I cannot trust the snap packagers, so I cannot trust the snaps. I've been migrating my systems to Debian and will now redouble my efforts because of this lapse. Hopefully Canonical will see the error of its ways and remove snaps, but I'm not waiting around for that. Thankfully, Linux gives me options.
I mean you could have just uninstalled the snaps and use ubuntu without it...
Comment Re:Learning the same lessons over and over (Score 1) 29
If you're not compiling from source yourself, the binary has to come from someone you trust,
even if you would compile it by yourself you would have to make sure that the source code hasn't been compromised, sc as well as compiler and rest of the building chain etc. doable? yes. is anyone really doing that? no
Comment TIL (Score 1) 264
that immobilisers are not required in the USA. They have been required in the EU for ages
Comment Re: It's also just really hard. (Score 1) 69
Have you met Hungarian or Estonian?
Comment please do something with tips too (Score 1) 128
maybe finally that retarded piece of 'culture' will die out
Comment Re:US & the NWO are starting WWIII (Score 2) 34
"agreement not to expand NATO towards Russia's borders"
no, not an agreement. there was never one. sure, some PM/presidents of the country that is a member of NATO may not be happy with expansion, but on the end all of them agreed.
and why should the independent countries, formerly under Russian occupation (sorry, "Liberation") not be allowed to join an organisation that's main reason is to defend its members from the Russian aggression?
anyone who had a pleasure to live in the 'russkiy mir' wants nothing to do with it.
Comment my own voice? (Score 2) 63
the last thing i'd like to hear would be my own voice. why not some other, noble voices? like Arnold's?
Comment Re: Legal is legal (Score 3, Insightful) 89
As far as I can understand it, Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission established that "I refuse service because I refuse to assist an action that violates my religious morals" is an acceptable excuse to deny service.
in more civilised parts of the world that stuff wouldn't fly. but hey, some countries actually do have a seperate church and religion, unlike the US
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