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  • We have an inequality problem masking as a gun problem. We have a mental health crisis masking as gun problem.

    Hard agree. People would not be killing themselves in droves if these issues weren’t present.

    We have a shitload of guns in this country. Nothing is going to change that.

    While I think we do need more strict gun ownership laws, they’re not going to change the amount already in people’s hands. Nor will they make people less miserable.

    What we need are tangible improvements in people’s lives. Improved wages. Lower housing costs. Affordable healthcare. Quality, free treatment for addiction.

    These are the things that will keep people from killing themselves.





  • I’ve used Windows since 3.1. I was installing Windows 10 on a laptop a few years ago. The changes they’d made to core functions were so frustrating, I felt like I didn’t know how to use Windows anymore.

    I figured I might as well try a new OS. It’s not like I loved Windows.

    I did a dual boot with Windows and Ubuntu. I never logged into Windows again.

    I’m not obsessed or an evangel. I don’t code. I don’t mess around with the OS. I browse the internet and do some piracy. That’s it.

    I think it’s great that Linux is mature enough that a dumb user like me can easily switch over from Windows.









  • I went with Ubuntu when I did my first Linux install about 5 years ago. I still use it and have been super happy with it.

    Everything has just worked. With a bit of googling, I’ve been able to easily do everything I’ve needed to.

    I’m a user, not a programmer. I tried Linux because I was fed up with Windows. I’d been using Windows since 3.1 and hated how they changed basic functionality every revision. I just wanted a fucking OS that worked and made sense m

    I’m so happy I switched!