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Let’s hope he doesn’t and they sue him for everything he’s worth for the next 30 years.
Let’s hope he doesn’t and they sue him for everything he’s worth for the next 30 years.
Chop off his hand as punishment. It’s the only way.
It sounds like you don’t understand what atheist or agnostic actually mean.
Pretty fucked-up that your parents sent you to a religious school, and then didn’t even prepare you! Glad you made it out okay.
Not really. I try very hard not to let myself fall prey to so-called “cultural religion.” I don’t celebrate any religious holidays like Christmas. I try to be as aware as possible of the religious influences in my daily life and avoid them. It’s not easy, though! Religion has infested so many facets of every culture, it becomes increasingly difficult to separate.
Way too many Lemmy users don’t care about running Free and Open Source Software.
Security. You run apps in a confined, sandboxed environment and choose what they have access to on the host system. This is particularly important for third-party apps. It’s much safer than installing some random deb you found on the web or adding a third-party PPA.
Yes, I had to scroll way too long for this! One of my absolute favourites.
I won’t switch to Wayland until the compositor is separated so that when GNOME Shell crashes (as it does a few times a month), I can restart it without losing all my running apps.
I would never suggest doing away with Bach’s or any other sacred music or art. They can and should be appreciated in their proper historical context.
I don’t think it’s at all fair to say we have ended up in a “culturally poor” place. People are still producing all kinds of cultural contributions without religion. If anything, it is capitalism that has commodified culture causing some of the decline we see today.