sounds like picking-your-side to me

median class

I mean we do too. We rely on information on the internet, which could all be fake. And that’s worrying me, actually. Have we been there in person? No? Then how do we know, actually?

yeah it’s not 100% based but it’s an improvement over 2024.

not just any foreigner, a russian. that’s … that’s communism (/s)

it’s not even about being moderate. i believe the stronger vision wins. it’s more like this:

on some policies (like gender issues) you heavily divide the population because people see it very differently. some people will agree heavily, others will disagree just as strongly, and all you’re doing is to divide the population, which is not what we need. if you focus on economic policies instead, people’s agreement is much more even and you get a lot of support from many people, which carries you and the country forward much more, i believe.

They’ve already priced out millions of people.

yeah because construction costs alone are higher than these people can pay in rent.

climate change isn’t a big deal

idk about others but i’ve decided it’s not a big deal. putting food on the table and making housing affordable again are more urgent issues. if you think differently, you’ve probably never been in personal economic hardships, my dear friend.

does anyone know what the difference between OsmAnd and Organic Maps is?

finally. i’ve been waiting for this for a long time. finally a worthwhile software development project again.

France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands will work to develop open, European alternatives in “key areas” such as AI, cloud, cybersecurity, and – curiously – social networks.

especially social networks are important, as it allows people to connect and exchange messages outside of the influence of US big biased algorithms.

does anybody have a link to the project website, where one can sign up and contribute?

as high as possible

as high as possible without losing customers to competing landlords

idk it just seems complicated, with all the keybindings and i think it even has scripting inside the text editor … i never bothered to learn it.

that’s just factually not true. i’ll explain it slowly so you can follow:

rent is determined by two things: cost of construction and profit of the landlord.

cost of construction is more or less constant and wouldn’t change if people have more money to spend. profit of the landlord is subject to the free market, i.e. if renting out apartments becomes overly attractive (as in, landlords make more money with it), then new people will enter the market to also become landlords and rent out apartments. since these landlords are all competing against each other, they try to be more attractive to potential customers by lowering their rent, which means lowering their own profit. that’s how the free market works.

the problem with custom keybindings i have is i work on a lot of different machines (i used 3 different desktop computers yesterday) and keybindings presumably only work on my machine.

inflation is kinda irrelevant. what matters is people’s buying power, and that would increase.

*hire

saw someone unironically use vim the other day. i thought people actually using vim was a joke.

higher wages are not the solution; universal basic income is. higher wages just mean it’s even more difficult for companies to higher employees, which means there will be fewer jobs overall. also, you’re excluding people who are unable to work that way.

only boot worth licking is the goth boot …

please please no, i don’t want a huge wave of normies infiltrating our space.