“When (social media) becomes a tool for organising or for attempting to kill, it’s a real problem,” Macron said.

One of these things is not like the other.

Did they backtrack already? newpipe.net is literally the first result when I Google it.

The kids don’t give a fuck. It’s the backwards parents who can’t get their mind out of the dark ages that are ‘uncomfortable’.

Sorry, you must have a special character. Oh... Not THAT special character, it has to be a special special character, that one isn't valid. Ah, no, that one's too long. It should be shorter. It needs to be between 11 and 11.5 characters.

Half the time I now just enter random nonsense until it lets me create an account. Then, when I want to access a website/app again, I just ‘forget’ my password and reset it to some other random nonsense.

Spoken like someone who has never had to deal with corporate ‘security’ before. Password managers are great, but if your workplace has incompetent IT (e.g. probs 90% of workplaces), then you’re SOL and must play the increments game.

This is incorrect. You do not need to log into an account and MicroG works perfectly fine without one. MicroG doesn’t use Google Play Services, it replaces it.

1. Press the Super/Windows button
2. Type the letter ‘n’ (or ‘t’ if on most Linux distros)
3. Press the ‘Return’ key.

Congratulations, you now opened Notepad / Random open source text editor.

4. Ctrl + S = Save for pretty much everything

The above pattern works for almost every program. There is no need to memorise the ridiculously inconsistent nuances of the 4 different commands you specified.

9/10 times I personally prefer GUI over terminal for efficiency. With three buttons I already have a text editor open. At this point, you’ve just started typing the letter ‘v’ in your first step.

It is abundantly clear that the alleged ‘journalist’ responsible for fact-checking this had an ulterior motive.

1. The High Court does interpret constitutional legislation
2. The ambiguity does include a risk of delays and dysfunction due to poor wording in the proposed legislation
3. Australians wanting to know what they are actually voting for is not ‘misinformation’.

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I stopped wasting my time here. It is clear that whomever did this assessment was being disingenuous. Won’t waste my time reading further.

I think Lemmy needs a filter for random Boebert drivel. This is like the fifth iteration of ‘what Boebert did at Beetlejuice’ that has dominated my feed.

I reckon we have different ideas of what constitutes ‘news’.