Identifying and making fun of certain behaviors is not racist. It can be used in a racist context, but it’s not racist in itself. Do you all believe that the majority of people saying “my rice” have racist intents?

I’m thinking more and more that patents are stupid

No it isn’t, but a note-taking one!

Works great! I’m not an advanced user, mainly been using synth-VSTs. Since waveform 11 it is really stable and performant, before that there were some issues (they reworked the audio engine).

Haha they are very sensitive topics, but not all for the right reasons. Read into it however you like :P

I recommend Waveform if you haven’t tried it yet (works with linux).

My alternative to this is Obsidian, works great and respects privacy. Not great for collaboration though, and it’s not OSS, but Free!

In my country I don’t think so. Teachers get easily reported just for providing information that can be used by the other political spectrum. Has happened several times in drawing connections between migration and illegal acts.

USA is an oligarchy. I can imagine americans disagree. But perhaps not lemmies.

Well, USA is an oligarchy… Perhaps I’ll add this as a comment!

My phrasing may be wrong, I mean something more the line of “there are words that cannot be said without being offensive”

I believe it comes from another language, and has a history before english adopted it.

I would not downvote, but I would feel uncomfortable writing it myself :)

No word is inherently bad, it’s all about what you mean and how you use it. Most people have a no-tolerance with a few words though.

For example, all words would be ok in educational purposes.

There’s room for creativity at least “HE IS MINE!! / MOM” “CALL 911 IF YOU SEE THIS CHILD”

also perhaps, a bit, depressing

Hmmm wondering what would be an “adequate” motive there

That is indeed awful, never heard of anyone tattooing animals!

“arch linux” with EndeavourOs. Simple to set up, light weight, they seem to have good opinions on package choices. What I like about arch is that if something breaks, I know how to fix it since everything is so configurable and modular. If something breaks in Windows/Ubuntu I don’t know how to fix it and the os/distro isn’t designed to let you solve the issue yourself.

Kinda cool though, but yeah

That’s interesting! Easy to miss out on the practical aspects.