You have to wedge something under it and separate the glue to get it out safely. I did it once to replace a battery, the old one still bent a bit but it did not catch fire.

Did you try removing it by stabbing it?

Those darn Israelis and their ethnic cleansing shenanigans.

I like the game, but I wish there was more depth to it, hopefully that comes along in the future.

That’s still an answer. We actively know they chose to abstain rather than passively. Still better than radio silence from “the Internet”

I wouldn’t be surprised at money being the reason. It’s too bad some conflict can still be seen as profitable unfortunately.

Israel commiting genocide is awful. Hamas is just a response to that.

An imperfect system doesn’t mean we need to throw out the whole system. And if we did throw it out, you can’t just not have a replacement for it.

People making posts on the Internet is not equivalent to real people meeting and being forced to at least give an answer.

Could you not say thats because of MAD from nuclear weapons?

But is Israels actions appropriate? Indiscriminate bombing across all of Gaza? Collective punishment? If they really wanted to A) save hostages and B) take out those responsible, they could do a surgical strike with special forces. Raining hellfire upon innocent people just because their might be hamas there is absolutely disgusting.

When you spend money on something, let’s say one of those movies from PlayStation, you don’t actually own that movie, there is no file given to you that is yours. You are just given access to it. And then, out of no where, they can take that away from you.

When you pirate something, you are just creating a copy of the file, you aren’t taking away the original file.

So, the argument here is that morally pirating is okay because no one is losing anything, aside from potential sales for the company I guess. But on the flip side, the company is essentially stealing from you because they took your money, and you aren’t allowed access to what you bought.

The most morally just position in this case would be that if you were one of those customers who paid for and then lost access to said movies, and then you pirated them back, you could say that the company had already made their money on you, and you’re owed those movies.

In my opinion, I don’t think pirating from any million / billion dollar company is bad even if you didn’t “own” it originally.

Nope, the name just changed: https://github.com/FossifyOrg

Yeah dang what happened Edit: this is a better link: https://github.com/FossifyOrg

People who don’t like needles? Or do you mean institutions?

I don’t know man, I don’t think the IDF cares. But they could be compelled by the hostages families again I suppose.

But they need to return them, they can’t just perpetually keep hostages. They exchanged the hostages for Palestinian prisoners, they wouldn’t be able to do that if they didn’t get exchanged.

Like 3 sometimes

Yes, Lemmy users literally never spend any money, not once ever.

Ah right okay. I definitely agree with you, aside from work, I try to use Windows as little as possible. I honestly wish I could use Linux at work too lol.

The problem is, like you said, the suits won, and everyone sees Windows as the default OS. Its preinstalled with most home computers, and that’s what most people know how to use.

If more home computers were installed with an easy flavor of Linux, there would definitely be more users.

What are you referring to exactly by “suits at home” in terms of OSes? I always thought that using Linux is about doing whatever you want / whatever feels most comfortable to you.