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Cake day: July 10th, 2023

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  • i have multiple google drives synced right into my file manager…like i just click it, it mounts it, and drag stuff in and out as if it were local…i’m on debian with gnome. dropbox works the same way. obviously icloud and onedrive may be more difficult, but i’m pretty sure there is something formsyncing up onedrive, but i choose to disable one drive on all my windows devices.




  • I’m in this camp. Been messing with linux since 2004. Ubuntu 5.10 i think it was, Fedora core 4, slackware, crunchbang, arch…almost 2 decades later i’m on Pop OS. shit just works it’s out of my way. i can customize it to look how i want, set it and forget it. nvidia works great etc. i use the terminal a lot though. mainly for bash scripts and ssh server stuff, directory navigation and management etc. I use a lot of third party TỤI apps too. I like the option of having a stable easy to use GUI for mundane lazy periods and the ability to do whatever i need in terminal. Plus pop os with tiling and floating window manager toggle is awesome.









  • I agree it’s definitely counter productive to argue with brainwashed general public, especially outright saying your are communist, anarchist, Marxist…socialist, even leaning. Far right propaganda is so pervasive and mob mentality is real. The division has already been made and media pushes these reactionary divisions of the “left vs the right”. Choose a team and in-fight, meanwhile the loudest of the extremes in the general public are literally in the same class based on capitalist society’s standards. Basically petty bourgeoise. The other lepers mindlessly following suit are the working class… To me its more imperative to try to communicate with the latter because they live, eat and breathe, the modern feudal system from the bottom rung. But how do you start the conversation? To me, as a communist leaning anarchist, direct action leads to beginning the discussion. if you build it they will come. Once they’ve voluntarily stepped through the door, the conversation is more likely to be productive. Ie Food Not Bombs.