Wonder if they’ll pull and id software type thing where the code is GPL

There ain’t no trust in this game. If it isn’t open source then it’s pretty much dead in the water. You can’t compete with OSS with closed code in this space, really. There’s a few alternatives (and ones that are more mature and proven) that will always be first choices.

What cards does this nipple have? None.

Canada has freedom. America doesn’t anymore. Canadians are never going to agree to rolling back their rights and freedoms for a has been country headed by a fucking dictator wannabe. Canadians will die before anything like that comes to pass. Canada may be no match militarily, but now that Canadians are aware of the dangers … that won’t be the case forever. Unless of course they decide to invade Canada right now… Not likely.

It will be very tough. Hell, it already is. Maybe the american people will at some point finally do something about it? I personally don’t want anyone to go through any of this crap, but here we are. All self inflicted, too.

I wonder what would happen if the world just kind of ignored him? Imagine that… Just do what China’s doing. No interaction. No deals, no negotiations. Just silent chuckling and finger pointing with whiskey’s in hand.

Ah yes, the good ol’ days of Digg. I hope they can bring it back.

thank you for clearing that up.

I’m using librewolf. I’m not sure it’s on your end. I think something else might be going on.

Just a simple little nitpick:

On the Nix/NixOS section of install, you type

Alternatively, for non-NixOS users, you can spawn a temporary shell with Managarr available like so: nix-shell -p managarr

nix-shell -p managarr works just fine on NixOS proper. I use it all the time.

I get this when I click on the demo. Uh, I don’t know why.

I mean, there’s LibreWolf, too.

Thank you. I must have glossed over it.

As someone who never really looked at Assembly - maybe don’t just assume all of us knows what ‘GPR’ is. For those maybe wondering, it stands for “General Purpose Registers”.

All in all, this is very well written.