“Russian military units were also spotted wearing civilian clothes in the Kursk region” I’m seeing a whole lot of statement here but not a whole lot of confirmation.

Spotted wearing civilian clothes? What does that mean? Doesn’t that just imply they saw civilians?

I guess I’m struggling to find the bit of info that explains how they knew these are Russian troops. ELI5?

I have no stake in the game, but again, it seems to not be true, sorry if that offends people somehow?

I mean, snopes seems to claim it false

Yeah I’m lost here

I will say though saltwater tropicals are intensive as hell to keep

I don’t get this, mercury will absorb into the skin but it’s not lethal unless you’re exposed to a constant amount over time

Yeah it would have to be low level warlocks I bet

Does hellish rebuke activate after though? Cause if the caster is likely to be killed I would take that bet

Godspeed you magnificent bastard

It’s 2009 wake up

I’m not a dev, but don’t they have like a/b updates or at least test their updates in a sandbox before releasing them?

Either way it’s a good thing, a major company unionizing could lead to the whole industry unionizing

I mean I get what you’re saying but… One is a hairy apeman people claim to see in the woods, the other is companies doing something unethical and shady to improve their bottom line which there is absolutely precedent for.

Yeah it’s unlikely this story is real but your analogy makes no sense

Thanks trickle down economics!

I think that’s James richeson, a performance artist on instagram

Are you still salty from that post the other day where everyone disagreed with you?

What im talking about is literally the definition of a meme, you’re talking about your idea of meme and you seem somewhat attached to it. That’s fine, but that is definitely not what a meme is, im sorry

That is actually a meme though, it’s an idea that spreads.

It’s just a meme you don’t like

Meh, I don’t see it as needing an expansion

Of course, none of us would actually do that, but what I’m trying to say is that’s the threshold. For linux to become mainstream like plenty of users on here seem to vehemently believe, it HAS to start taking cues from windows, that means easier install methods, dumbed down and less terminal based procedures, and more support from mainstream and less open source software manufacturers. Otherwise the average person is going to look at linux and say “that looks hard.” full stop.

And I would reckon a lot of those changes would not go over well with current Linux userbase