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I picked up KdenLive for video editing and it's pretty freaking good imo

I had the exact realization as that meme and also made that joke to my friends, it's a good ass joke 🏳️‍⚧️⚧️❤️

I haven't touched my desktop in months, but my steam deck usually gets a little love every few days, it really does make it easier

holy fucking shit that's horrid. I'm so sorry you had to deal with that

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Do you have a link on that? that genuinely sounds like an interesting thing to read into

I agree with you on that, either way shits fucked, hopefully they don't fuck it up more

We understand that you don't trust any of us, so we're going to all get together to make something new you can trust even less!

That's cuz it's not for the kids, any time they want to shoehorn in some stupid bill, it's always "for the kids" or "for national security", so when people rightfully oppose a massive invasion of privacy, they can say "They hate the kids look!".

It's a lot easier to defend "Protecting children" than it is to defend what they're actually wanting to do. If this actually goes through, I honestly probably would just drop off posting things online. I've been off Twitter and Facebook for a long time, I left reddit over the 3rd party apps, honestly I just don't care anymore, I will oppose this 100%, but if it gets passed, I guess I'm just done posting lol

If you grow up in an echo chamber, libertarianism can seem like the best option. Growing up my understanding of things other than capitalism/status quo was "the cold war was a thing that happened". So like when I started to break away from my parents politics, I went under "libertarian" cuz my thoughts were, the government should leave you alone, and I didn't understand anything on the other side enough to genuinely agree or disagree with it. If you've heard of the Overton window, it's kinda like a personal Overton window, what is an "acceptable political option" to you. It's hard to break that shit, but it's possible, I can see how people get there, but there is a clear path out usually.

At least in Enterprise IT, typically, I used to do IT at a small firm and the 2(?) directors with MACs very much liked having the special computer.

The current really large corp I work at, barely anyone has a MAC, and the like 1 I interacted with felt similarly

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