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Our Danish company Ørsted which produces wind power, has been in a huge legal dispute with the American administration for months over this. He wants oil, even if wind is cheaper:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/02/rsted-files-legal-challenge-against-us-government-over-windfarm-lease-freeze

OH NO! HE SAID IT! HE WILL BE SHADOW BANNED! LEMMY WILL LOSE ALL SPONSORSHIP! THE ALGORITHM WILL....

Oh wait. I'm on sane social media. Never mind.

Might have to be a saving throw actually

I've played dungeons and dragons a lot. Does that count?

I put on my wizards hat

Edit: God, I realized that the joke I referenced is so old and niche by now in internet culture I have to provide a link: https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/text/bloodninja

Brb, setting up a Lemmy server in Red Star OS

Oh I wish those were still around here. As a kid, we had an actual mom and pop owned cornershop. I went there as a kid one time to buy my dad cigarettes, and back then people knew each other and they'd call my home line asking if I was allowed.

Shop closed because the gas station opened their own competing store, and a big brand supermarket moved in. These days I'd kill to be able to walk into a small store nearby and be able to grab locally grown produce and walk out of there.

What's your hardware? I have an NVIDIA GeForce 5090, and I got the impression that debian wouldn't be the best choice from my searches. I went with pop os instead, and while Wayland and driver support works great (Safe for some vendor specific issues like LCD and sensors not working), cosmic is honestly too much of a hassle to use right now.

I've always loved debian. There's a reason it's a favorite on servers, and so many distros are built on it. Stable, reliable, gets the job done really well. As long as the job doesn't require the newest packages.

I have started getting my groceries delivered. It is more expensive but worth the tradeoff to me. I'd rather cut down on my expensive habits, than spend half an hour dodging the public at rush hour, just to get it a bit cheaper.

I am both a certified IT technician and support specialist, and have a software engineering degree.

Christmas family lunches are terrible.

Used to be called OpenOffice back in the day. At least the name change made sense.

I think it's quite important from the perspective of media preservation. We basically have a snapshot of music from a time where it was mostly Human-Made.