i know the us imperialist doctrine poisons how we view military operations, but not always a flashy, big, or “consequential” attack makes sense. first of all it comes down to long range missiles not being able to target the mainland, but also because keeping the war local helps to both eliminate the burger reich presence in the region by destroying military bases and to deplete their arsenal which is already at very low capacity after years of protracted proxy wars in ukraine and palestine. this also poses another factor in favour of iran, since the us needs to move assets from neighbouring countries/colonies to the affected areas. which is a really big issue in terms of resupply logistics.

republicans? hypocrisy is at the heart of us political doctrine, no matter what party.

the west is clearly collapsing, so yeah, we should be celebrating.

the proper way is to treat every book as an independent published item. so if it’s in another language you use the target language as the title, add metadata to differenciate from another publication, etc. both books should still fall under the same author directory

author |- english title |- spanish title

you dont know what wild is lol

haha

iran threatens the american puppet state for joining the imperialist war of aggression

sobame el pingo otario

go fucking die nazi scum

there’s this very cool album by uruguayan chito de mello where he sings in portuñol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj4ciV6byoY&list=PLlyEVWgddML9Y9f4i-jtF0nBvB9oBUnIC

not at this point, it is the same as it always was

argentina doesn’t have a second official language but guarani is the closest i guess, specially since it is highly spoken in paraguay. i’ve met some people who speak it and in some provinces it’s common to use guarañol which mixes both (usually when you’re insulting someone you switch to guarani lol). so yeah it really depends mostly because depending on the province there is either one or other aboriginal language which is more spoken.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent#Separation

i kind of understand it, tho, if you’re kind of reinventing something you want to use infrastructure that’s already built as much as you can to focus development on the thing you’re actually working on. we should be really grateful it even exists in the first place since it’s not an easy task to build all of what the nix project is today. but well, of course one can always think of an even more efficient, better, perfect, more stable OS.

yes brother, i posted this to convince you to leave tmux. it is a really interesting project regardless of execution. i use zellij, and i won’t drop it for this. furthermore, tmux allows ai assisted code. https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki/Contributing#use-of-ai

europe isn’t even a continent but i guess gringos gotta keep their white supremacist narrative and antagonize themselves to the rest of the world.

imagine isolating yourself from the only relevant military partner in europe

i haven’t tried it yet as my daily drive so i can’t say for sure. but some things are undoubtabtly really good implementations. the way apps are installed ensures a clean way out of dependency hell, the fact that you can declare your config and reproduce seamlesessly. in a way nixos works kind of like an atomic distro if you will because for example you could do crazy things like built your system from the ground up every morning if you feel like it. why do you mention about cpu? is it because of the compiling while installing apps?

now send them a plague or something

yeah, i actually don’t use nix but i’ve been thinking a lot about moving to it. you essentially declare the stuff you need and the way apps are installed makes it so that it avoids dependency hell. this is a very niche thing though, since it’s essentially nixos without systemd (which makes it super unstable and essentially needs a lot of user fiddling) but a very interesting idea.