MOTHER FATHER CHINESE DENTIST!
Situationists never die, they’re just remixed.
Running With Scissors is a “legendary” developer?
Postal was a violent mess that didn’t age well.
Postal 2 was a buggy mess that also didn’t age well.
After that, it was just legitimately bad games on top of the humor not aging well. (They literally don’t even acknowledge Postal 3)
Seriously, who the fuck would label them legendary? They’ve been a broken mess for over a decade.
The average American has a seventh grade reading level (with 54% of the population with less than a sixth grade reading level), and you expect them to be educated enough to 1. know what it is and 2. look for a Wikipedia article on it?
Jesus, half this fucking country doesn’t even live in reality anymore. Somehow, they’re supposed to just know that it’s on Wikipedia.
Happy Fake Labor Day to the Americans, because their government wants to hide real labor day from their citizens so they don’t have to educate them about the Haymarket Affair.
Labor Day being in September is absolutely about erasing labor history. If more people knew labor history, more people would understand why All Cops Are Bastards.
Socialists don’t hate markets, they hate workers not having any power or democratic choice in how they interact in the market.
Workers owning the means of production just means the workers are doing the same work but they are in ownership of the factory and the profits. They will still sell the products they produce in a marketplace.
Even though this is top comment, this is an underrated answer.
I don’t think so, I think people are more concerned with having tools to switch their username/posts/comments from one server to another.
Also, in general, if you don’t want it “on the internet too long” you probably just shouldn’t post it. Anyone can scrape that data in the time it was posted. It’s never really gone if someone else doesn’t want it gone. *shrugs
If you’re dedicated to YubiKey, that’s fine, but I strongly suggest Open Source and Open Hardware implementations of security keys, such as SoloKey.
SoloKey supports Linux, in that it has been tested on Linux Mint and Manjaro.
https://docs.solokeys.io/udev/
Perhaps their documentation will help you figure out how to get your YubiKey to work?
On Linux, by default USB dongles can’t be accessed by users, for security reasons. To allow user access, so-called “udev rules” must be installed.
I’m basically in the position that I’m driving a car from 1999, and when it finally dies, I’ll either be resigned to riding the bus or finding another aged used car without all this absolute bullshit in it.
Maybe it really is time for the Free Open Source Vehicle.