xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

You know what might be a fun troll?
Infiltrate a random groomer community, say your pronouns are "I/me", and act like a total asshole.

I wonder how long it takes before the groomers will go like "REEEE!! I SAID THAT TRANS PEOPLE ARE ALL GROOMERS!! BAN ME!!" "NONONONONONO, NOT ME, ME!! REEEE!!"

NOT using a command line makes you dumb
https://ryocafe.site/blog/not-using-cli-is-for-retards/

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@ryo @xianc78 @graf If you want a truly impossible mode challenge, try to avoid dbus. It's a systemd component. Most distributions "without systemd" actually have every single component of systemd other than the init system (so they may still have all of these other than the actual init called systemd: http://troubleshooters.com/linux/systemd/images/systemd_modularity.svg ).

And I mention dbus in particular because good luck avoiding that one even on the BSDs, not even installing OpenBSD will get rid of that one. It's a dependency for both Qt and GTK3 and up. It can be patched out of GTK3, but no distribution does that other than Hyperbola, and I don't know if it can be patched out of GTK4. Anyway, at least if you use a BSD, potential future vulnerabilities will be less likely to affect you, I guess. Especially OpenBSD.

Also, Luakit is similar to QuteBrowser but uses LuaJIT instead of Python, GTK instead of Qt, and Webkit instead of WebEngine. Nyxt is another Webkit browser, but it's written in Common Lisp instead, and is more Emacs-like. It can also be hooked up to Emacs ( https://yewtu.be/watch?v=XarwuynpWkA ), like any Lisp program. I still have to do that myself, only haven't because I have been very very sick of technology in the last few years.

@ryo @fluffy @Terry @djsumdog @xianc78
About that... I gave Alex the benefit of the doubt for a while because I did get useful information from him (particularly specific terms that I then searched and read about myself), but that is over. He is definitely controlled opposition, guaranteed. I had some doubts about him because of how he totally ignores the role of Israel in pretty much everything evil that happens, and his defense of Putin (a WEF Young Global Leader, and legitimately a tyrant, that pushes the same agenda as everyone else)

And also how he constantly pacifies the opposition into doing nothing and just waiting for some magical political solution that has never happened and will never happen. Constantly saying shit like "don't burn down Bill Gates' businesses, just peacefully protest on the way to the extermination camps", when clearly, enforcing the golden rule and doing to them what they have done to others is the only solution and nothing in the history of humanity has ever been accomplished without buildings burning and bodies flying around.

Anyway, it turns out that both him and Joe Rogan have some very bad connections. Including to George Soros, the same Soros that Alex constantly speaks against. Lots of Israeli and military and intelligence connections, even Soviet, even to the church of Satan. They are total frauds and are not doing what they do with good intent, even if some of their information is real. I of course do not trust anyone that has been on Joe Rogan, at this point. Already didn't trust most of them. Too many psychopathic frauds, like Elon Musk, probably the worst of the bunch. At this point, I'm pretty convinced that I was wrong for giving him the benefit of the doubt at all.

Here are some videos that talk about the subject:
https://odysee.com/@thisworldworks:1/yir1vzb7qhtyyew_vid:9
https://odysee.com/@thisworldworks:1/joe-rogan-exposed-cia-elon-musk-maps-esalen-m:4
https://odysee.com/@AdamFitzgerald:2/Alex-Jones-Is-A-Piece-Of-Shit:7

@ArdainianRight @D-Droid @MechaSilvio @YeetLibs That's what ppl should be focused on, change at the local/personal level. It's easy to feel blackpilled at the state of things in a macro sense but honestly just having your shit together to a certain degree is a big step in the right direction.