I’m taking advantage of the steam summer sale to basically re-buy most of my Switch games for PC at cheap prices just for that.

Isn’t there a Linux distro for Mac?

👆 This.

“Oh you’re inciting violence.”

Yes I am. Because MAGAts are already shooting up gay bars and clubs, assaulting and killing elected democrat politicians and holding fucking neo-Nazi marches against the LGBT. The Trump administration is already using violence. They’re sending ICE to kidnap both legal and illegal immigrants that have constitutional rights and sending them to prisons in foreign countries without a warrant or even a trial. They’re sending the fucking national guard and the matines against your asses and building alligator Alcatraz to hold you there. And Trump and his goons are saying the Supreme Court judges can’t stop him if he does anything illegal or unconstitutional. He’s gone full dictator.

If that’s not reason enough for people to start bearing arms, then I don’t know what does and you guys and everybody else in the world are fucked.

If YOU don’t bear arms, soon I’ll have to, in order to kill your asses when you start invading Canada. And I swear to you that I won’t hesitate to pull that trigger.

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I use BioVert, a Montréal based company for my cleaning products. And they have refill stations in grocery stores. Otherwise I just go to my local bulk store to save plastic usage.

It’s a fucking mess I tell ya. They put all the effort into spying on their users instead of making the actual OS function.

The rounded corners thing is definitely all about individual taste. my brain just likes to have the whole space filled. The rounded corners for me feels so… 2000’s Windows XP/ Early GNOME.

The start menu thing, yeah you can configure it. And no, before Windows 8, I think, there used to be a Gao of a few pixels around the start button if I remember well.

And as for the start menu tiles, again that’s all individual taste I guess, but I sincerely think that ergonomically speaking, it is better.

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And I really don’t get it.

People were used to the multi-level app menu in Windows 7 and before. The tiled menu might have been too much of a change. But it made sense. Less frequently used applications could have smaller icons and more commonly used one have bigger icons so they’re easier to find and click. It was great ergonomically speaking.

The people were wrong! lol

Ah yes, it does happen when I have an extra monitor. I’ll try it next time.

Thanks!

LOL!

I have Win 11 at work and I hate it so much for so many reasons I don’t even know where to start.

I know it’s the trend right now, but I hate rounded corners for one. I like having my whole desktop real estate to be used. And the shrunken floating taskbar is a GUI ergonomic nightmare. I want to just throw my cursor into a corner without looking and click with the confidence that it will open my start menu.

Speaking of which, my task bar keeps freezing every day I use it so my system tray and even the time is never accurate.

The start menu is a fucking mess. I really loved the Windows 10 start menu with its tiles and groups. Now you have to manually pin everything, it’s all small icons and you can’t have them in groups. You have to create sub-folders to put the icons in, adding an extra click for nothing.

I hate that it comes with an integrated AI and I hate that it has this privacy nightmare “recall” feature or whatever the fuck that takes sreenshots of your monitor to feed its AI.

I went 100% Linux last fall with Kubuntu. I added a tiled menu and even added Windows 10 style window decorations to complete the look and feel.

With the latest advancements in Steam, Wine and Proton, which has been able to play every game I threw at it so far, it’s become such a powerful OS.

I’ve never been happier!

Is anyone surprised after they got backstabbed the way they did?

Isn’t any GNU-only open source free as in speech distro already that?

9/11, 2008 economic crash, Iraq/Afghan war and unrest in the Middle-East, a global pandemic, the rise in fascism and erosion of our rights and freedoms, genocide, potential world war, and now another dust bowl like event and the destruction of our eco system.

Millennial really won at world catastrophe bingo.

Fucking SIGNED!

I’d sign it a million times if I could.

I’ve been thinking of starting one in my neighborhood for a while. There’s a grocery store that closed down and the space is still available. Fridges and all!

But it’s quite the enterprise. And you have to deal with disagreable people who want control. I have some experience working with groups in clubs and things like that.

The tax was announced in 2020, but the legislation to enact it didn’t pass until last year. While it has been in effect for a year, the first payment, retroactive to 2022, was to be submitted on June 30.

The government intended it to overcome what Canada saw as a tax loophole, with big tech companies operating in Canada digitally, making money off Canadian users and data, but not paying tax on it in Canada.

The tax was to apply to companies that operate online marketplaces, online advertising services and social media platforms, and those that earn revenue from some sales of user data.

It meant companies such as Amazon, Google, Meta, Uber and Airbnb, would pay a three-per-cent levy on revenue from Canadian users.

The tax was only to cover large companies, those that have worldwide annual revenues greater than 750 million euros per year and Canadian digital services revenue greater than $20 million per year. The parliamentary budget officer had estimated it would bring in $7.2 billion over five years.

That seemed fair. He cancelled it to appease Trump, clearly. This is extremely disappointing. And we’re also losing $7.2 billion in revenue over 5 years. This could have helped fund Canadian cultural projects, artists, or finance our struggling media industry.

Ohhh! I remember seeing clips of that video, but never the whole thing.

Si les prisons sont surpeuplées, peut être que le problème est ailleurs?