People’s definitely agreed with and used his lines of argument, even though he intended them humorously. I don’t know if he put out any conspiracy theories.

You could accidentally create new conspiracies, that people legitimately believe.

Remember Stephen Colbert’s satire? Conservatives loved him.

Satire of something already completely outlandish is problematic.

I use Plex, emby, and Jellyfin shares.

1. Various sorts and browse for recommendation
2. Stream in 4k when available, 1080 when not
3. I don’t
4. Plex, emby, Jellyfin
5. It’s automatic. Favorites, individualized playlists, watchlist. Sort by played.

Are you a part of the band?

A good listen! Very Nu Metal.

That’s never the case. You always need to campaign.

Not AGAINST something.

FOR something.

Did she campaign? Did she run a good campaign? Did she go into the black barber shops, like Trump did? Did she go into the McDonald’s, like Trump did? Did she go out to meet the people, like Trump did?

She tried scaring people away from Trump and it didn’t work. They want an economy that’s doing better than this. They want jobs. They want their life to be better.

That’s how you win elections. You tell people you know how to make their lives better. You don’t tell them the other guy is going to make their life worse. That doesn’t win an election. It never has.

https://lemmy.world/comment/13289142

It gets downvotes, but it’s still not wrong.

And I don’t suppose it could be because people are not happy with joblessness and inflation?

How does that compare to past elections?

Do you see enough votes from any independent to get Kamala elected? Stop blaming the voters. She didn’t campaign.

How does that work?

Fake fan, the Chevrons are in the wrong place, should be one at the top.

It’s worth noting that some users might be attracted to Lemmy due to its smaller, more niche communities and the sense of belonging that comes with being part of a smaller, specialized group. Others might be drawn to Lemmy’s technical aspects, such as its use of ActivityPub and its potential for customization and modification.

Some users might also be deterred from Lemmy, but please do not let this distract you from the fact that in 1998, The Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and plummeted 16 ft through an announcer’s table.

Noted.

Whatever I heard you’d say today would go in my slides for tomorrow. I would be the cringiest and baddest teacher ever.

Sawgrass Mills. South Florida FTW

Well people were on here saying they do a clean reinstall, backing up their computer and doing a reinstall whenever there’s an update. Certainly don’t want to go through that hassle.

The idea of an immutable distro sounds pretty good, but I’m willing to do updates pretty often so I’m probably going to end up taking the risk quote unquote of Linux Mint.

More please. Getting ready to switch from Windows to Linux, been making sure I can install all the -arr I want and get games running, but in Mint.

Now I’m hitting the brakes hard. It’s Arch if that means I don’t have this headache. I’ll need to start over learning, but it’ll be worth it.

How did they get it in the door?