Readit Newssubliminalpanda commented on By default, Signal doesn't recall signal.org/blog/signal-do... · Posted by u/feross
Fedora desktop is actually a really nice experience in 2025. I switched in maybe 2022, after getting annoyed by the surge in nagging. The last time I tried desktop Linux was maybe 2008. Things have come quite a long way since then.
Recently rebuilt my PC and installed Fedora 42 KDE, it's been great so far, except that I've been running into a reboot/shutdown bug that freezes the system.
subliminalpanda commented on The consensus on Havana Syndrome is cracking theatlantic.com/internati... · Posted by u/paulpauper
subliminalpanda commented on Israel shuts down local Al Jazeera offices theguardian.com/world/art... · Posted by u/jjgreen
They will not be banned. There is zero evidence for this.
There is a big difference between banning what can only be described as a fake news outlet controlled by the adversary government of Qatar vs. banning the most important or second most important independent newspaper in the country.
When _that_ happens then the completely unjustified outrage in many comments here will be justified as that would indeed be an unprecedented step.
On what basis in Al Jazeera a fake news outlet?
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subliminalpanda commented on Japan loses No. 1 spot in powerful passport rankings japantimes.co.jp/news/202... · Posted by u/mikhael
Europe went tit for tat during some of the 2016+ debacles when it came to visas and basically is requiring all US visitors get visas starting from 2024.
So that's going to be some of the mobility decline for US travelers
Not visas but electronic travel authorizations.
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