One thing I don’t know: if C is a compiled language already, what exactly does the C library do?

I remember it first from twitch, many years ago.

Jesus, how is it even possible to have 181TB on a single computer?

Maybe it’s because of gnome based. Maybe people might change their minds when cosmos get released.

Lal zz

I don’t use brave anymore but when I did I don’t remember it having a miner, just a wallet (that you can delete it anyway). Did they change it? I couldn’t find anything about this miner on their site.

It’s sad but it’s true. People out there really believe newspapers as if they were sacred texts.

a trillion

Wait, he was a trillionaire before? Interesting, now I’m curious what effects did this made to the economy, it would be a fun read (maybe).

The Prince one is different, since he changed his name to something that can’t be even spelled.

I’ve never heard

Well, looks like conversation is impossible then. Unless you have better sources, those two words are not 100% the same. Anarchism is a specific word, coming from the greek anarkhia, meaning “without a ruler”. Libertarianism, on the contrary, is a more broad word, since liberta is latin for “freedom”.

The way I learned it is that anarcho-socialism is the extremist version of leftist libertarianism. A moderate libertarian doesn’t mind the existence of a government, as long as it is limited. As for the anarchists, I know that they exist and I know that there are both on the left and the right, but I don’t have interest in reading their literature (it might be a cool theory to read, but the fact that it is so far from practice makes my interest in it practically vanish).

Libertarians can be left or right. What they have in common is that the government should have limited powers, but what they disagree with is what type of limited powers it should have. Rightist libertarians believe in laissez faire capitalism (their main name in economics is Ludwig von Mises), while leftist libertarians believe that corporations should be put at more scrutiny by the government.

If you really want to pirate safely, I would suggest to use a YouTube downloader. In my phone I just use new pipe (it can download just the audio).

Thank you, I still don’t understand.

IIRC it doesn’t matter what version you have, but you need to select “English (World)” when installing, instead of “English (United States)”. After doing that you can see a button to create a local user, instead of a MS account user.

frustratingly out of date for daily apps like the web browser

Use flatpack for those then?

If you don’t mind reading on an app, Tachiyomi is the most complete of them all: by itself it’s not much, but once you go to the browse tab and download some extensions, you basically have to your disposal all manga you will ever imagine. Mangadex, Manga read, mangasee, comics… All of these websites, and many more, are available as extensions in Tachiyomi.

You can download a VM program, like Virtualbox, and then create a VM and install Linux on it (I recommend Debian), that way you can learn little by little.

It’s hard to answer this question because libertarians and socialists are like water and oil. That said, things like the end of intellectual property and abolition of the police are points that I see both sides agreeing (there might be more points, but I can’t remember right now).

The problem is that aside from a few of the original writers (like Mises or Hayek, examples from the top of my head), most libertarians out there on par, or even more than tankies in their fanatism. But maybe that’s a problem with most big movements anyway.

Rumble. I mean, you didn’t asked for a good competitor.

There’s also LBRY, but it’s more niche