NateNate60

NateNate60 , vor 22 Tagen

Glad to see that charging people who betray their country with high treason is back in style.

NateNate60 , vor 22 Tagen

Or maybe ten months in Landsberg Prison

NateNate60 , vor 24 Tagen

Do you think before you post?

NateNate60 , vor 27 Tagen

Do game support it? Last I heard it didn't work on any games

NateNate60 , vor 27 Tagen

I think most of the complaints are that Microsoft Office doesn't work. Which is true. The web version of Microsoft Office is honestly kinda terrible.

And no, people don't want to use a product that does the same thing as Microsoft Office, they want to use a product called "Microsoft Office". No, it's not logical, and doesn't make any sense at all but it's how people are.

NateNate60 , vor 25 Tagen

Try Collabora Office!

NateNate60 , vor 2 Monaten

The Linux infiltration of PC gaming communities has been one of the most successful covert operations in the history of espionage. So successful that the agents don't even need to hide their identities.

NateNate60 , vor 2 Monaten

To get someone to explain the joke, you have to spell it "Petah".

NateNate60 , vor 3 Monaten

Are any of these accounts legitimate?

NateNate60 , vor 3 Monaten

To be fair, 40% of Lemmy is cross posts from Reddit, 20% is spam posts by one user across multiple communities, and the remaining 40% is divided evenly between actual content and posts complaining about Reddit

All social media is trash, just different in what aspects they are trash in

NateNate60 , vor 4 Monaten

I'm going to be honest with you, as often as this has been memed and for as long as I have been using Windows on my work computer, I have never once been forced to restart on the spot by an automatic update.

I'm sure those who have will be quick to reply but at this point I'm 90% confident it's a loud minority.

NateNate60 , vor 4 Monaten

Well, running Windows 10, a consumer user-oriented operating system, to control mission-critical machines is mistake number 1.

This wouldn't have happened if they had used Windows Server or something actually designed for that task (like Linux!).

NateNate60 , vor 4 Monaten

In the German system (or any other multiparty system), voters can effectively punish a political party without wasting their vote, because there is a lot of overlap between the parties.

If you don't like the current coalition but are a left-leaning person, you can vote for Die Linke. You might not agree with all of their positions but you at least can agree with some of them. Even if that is not palatable if you previously voted SDP you can switch your vote to Green or vice versa to punish the specific officeholders representing your constituency. If you voted for the FDP last time, maybe try Union next time. There are many ways to do this, and overall I think it makes the parties themselves more accountable to the voters because voters defecting their party list votes can drastically change the makeup of the Bundestag.

Similarly, right-leaning UK voters are punishing the Conservative Party by threatening to or actually voting for Reform candidates. Scots can punish the SNP by voting Labour.

You can't do this in the US. In the USA, the only recourse the voters have over the parties is to vote out undesirable candidates through primary elections so that the party cannot nominate them. This works alright, sometimes, but it is not an effective way to punish party leadership for bad decisions, and many primaries are uncompetitive anyway.

NateNate60 , vor 6 Monaten

What does BTS stand for, outside of K-pop?