It has been for several years now. I rarely use Google now, and when I do, I’m using it out of DuckDuckGo (!g)

Have you been paying attention? Like, at all? They fundraise on that shit.

They’re afraid of losing their jobs, though. If you can credibly threaten to primary them, they’ll act.

Trump is a lot of things, but he definitely isn’t a status quo politician.

I still remember the full-on panic mode people were in when it looked like Bernie might clinch the nomination in 2020. So absurd, but that’s what happens when the ruling class is afraid that they might have to pay higher taxes.

It’s important if they share the file, too.

Preservation is extremely relevant for streaming services, because you don’t own anything. Sure, that movie or show is there today, but the streaming service could decide to take it down tomorrow, and then it’s gone. Maybe forever. Corporations have no interest in preservation, unless it makes them money. And sometimes, oddly, not even then.

There can also be weird issues with copyrights or something like that. Take the example of old Beavis & Butt-Head episodes. MTV had to cut out the music videos, because they no longer held the rights to show them anymore. There are episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000 like this. They had permission to show that movie at the time the episode was made, but they don’t hold those rights anymore, so they can’t offer that episode for streaming.

I use FireDragon, because it’s the only browser I could find that has a vertical tab-bar that collapses. Supposedly Zen does it, too, but I couldn’t get it to work.

FireDragon also has a toolbar to the side with a notepad and other neat stuff. I haven’t used that yet, but it could be cool.

What issues?

Poorly-designed ones.

I’m happy that kombucha is popular now, and you can buy it in the store. What I’m not happy about is you can’t find plain flavor! It always has some kind of fruit juice in it.

I’m gonna start throwing some away once I start running out of space! I swear!

But what is it’s an NFT?

I believe that’s US law. (I’m not a lawyer, though.)

Can i just reinstall to my root partition and have my home partition work as expected?

Yes, but you might have to muck around with /etc/fstab. The reason is because when you install to your root partition, the installer will create a new /home in that root partition. (Unless you have an installer that’s smart enough that you can tell it otherwise.)

You should be able to mount the partition in any case, but to have the system recognize it as /home it has to be properly set up in fstab.

Yes, we’ve always been the bad guys. People are noticing now because the chickens have come home to roost.

I want to cancel my residency and move to Canada.

Unfortunately, you really can’t afford to ignore his words, because sometimes they do lead to actions. Hell, people ignoring his words is how he got re-elected in the first place.

Soulseek?

I use qbittorrent, and this is the first I’ve heard of this.