

I honestly don’t understand why it wasn’t shut down a long time ago.
Because if it was shut down, the Epstein class couldn’t abuse their insider knowledge to make money. Laws are only for the proles.


I honestly don’t understand why it wasn’t shut down a long time ago.
Because if it was shut down, the Epstein class couldn’t abuse their insider knowledge to make money. Laws are only for the proles.


Absolutely not lol. If it were 1936 you’d be whining that FDR shouldn’t go on the radio because the radio stations are all owned by robber-barons.


Communicating with the public is part of his job.


Why can’t he be?
Because he has an actual job, and that isn’t part of it


It’s not just “hardly anyone,” it’s “literally no one.” Varlink was invented by the systemd developers out of whole cloth specifically for this purpose.
I’ve used Debian for years on my personal machines and have never had this problem. According to Debian’s documentation for NetworkManager, a user account must be in the netdev group in order to manage system-wide network connections. The initial user account that the Debian installer creates for you is in this group by default, but maybe the accounts you created for your family members aren’t?
Even if all of this is true, I would rather have uBlock Origin and worse performance.