I see he’s shifting from “it’s so easy I can do it in a day” to “it’s impossible and will be a monumental achievement if I can do it”.

Y’all answering “what” to a “why” question.

The ones who were living there when they were invaded or the ones who are still alive?

Why talk about it at all though? What military benefits from telling the press about its newest weapons?

“Secret workshop”? Why are they talking openly to the press then?

I don’t think that’s a very accurate assessment at all.

It’s the sense I got. It made everything harder for me.

Every atomic distro supports distrobox and other containerization tools, and many support Nix and brew.

I like the idea of distrobox but it’s simply broken. Things just don’t “work”. I’ve hit weird problems each time I try to use it for anything meaningful (don’t ask what - I don’t remember and I was always jumping down rabbit holes to figure out how to just get things that should work working). And the shared home directory model is simply broken by design since you now get competing containers fighting over the same files. You can use per-container home directories and now you get to setup a linux environment from scratch for each distrobox. So much duplication of effort… What a terrible implementation of what is potentially useful idea.

I thought it would be kinda like using Docker but it’s so much worse. Docker works well because the containers are often pretty simple with few requirements. Desktop environments are messy.

And frankly it’s not really worth it in the end. pyenv, sdkman and others have basically solved that problem without adding weird things to debug. They genuinely “just work” and let you easily switch versions of java, python, groovy, etc.

Okay RFK.

Generally it’s the people who you want to be. It’s not about “color”.

“I don’t think it’s a stretch” and “they have a PR department” are not “evidence”.

But just think about all the problems you’re not having that you could be solving!

The whole “I bricked my system” thing is just ridiculous.

Near as I can tell they’re primarily aimed at desktop users who want to treat their computer like a smartphone.

I do software development and need a ton of tools installed that aren’t just “flatpaks”. IntelliJ, Pycharm, sdkman, pyenv, Oracle libraries and binaries, databases, etc. The last time I tried this I ran into a bunch of issues. And for what gain? Basically zero.

This comment proves the church’s PR experiment worked. The lies worked. He wasn’t progressive, he was a hard conservative,

This phrase, right here, sounds like it came from a conspiracy theorist. Because that’s exactly how conspiracy theorists rationalize things. Anything that counters my belief is “lies” and it’s just a “PR experiment”. It can’t possibly be that the pope is, like most people, complex with varied beliefs and potentially even contradictory beliefs.

No. It’s “lies from a PR department”. 🙄

Proof of things “A” is not proof of things “B”

As of Aprill 8.

This comment proves the church’s PR experiment worked.

Conspiracy theorists are so weird… Like do you imagine a smokey room with the pope and a group of cardinals talking about how they want to represent the church in a completely opposite way to how they want it to be? Or is there a “shadow church” that controls it all and the pope is unaware?

Which marvel movie best reflects the situation do you think?

Yeah - turns out it’s going to be hard to do so why bother. Who knew it would be so difficult to get two countries literally at war with each other to just stop?

Statisticians know that things with a one in a hundred chance can happen more than once in a hundred years. Or less…

Flip a coin - you may get heads twice in a row even though there is only a one in two chance of getting heads.

Well, that escalated quickly.