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- 2pNza@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Ubuntu stopped being the lightweight Linux distro, and Linux Mint filled the gap it left behindEnglish10·3 days ago
- 2pNza@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•LG smart TVs caught logging audio with screen off and snooping on local devicesEnglish2·22 days ago
Is it related to the LG system (lower level like bios, drivers) or with Android TV OS?
- 2pNza@lemmy.worldOPtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Are they crazy? We don't have money for anything...2·24 days ago
They have right to live like everyone else, it is not about that. I just don’t understand why they don’t see any issues with billionaires as we do. Why they dont care about that? Maybe they are not informed as good as they should be. Maybe there should be an initiative “Inform a boomer” or a board game for them “younger generations” were you will always loose because of the billionaires, to create space for discussion. Idk just kidding about that but I don’t understand why they don’t care
- 2pNza@lemmy.worldOPtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Are they crazy? We don't have money for anything...1·24 days ago
They will be gen X and millennials if bommers will transfer the wealth to them. But there is possibility that they will just sell everything and big corporation will buy it. Like with agricultural land in US. Some land is not longer in hands of private people but in corporation owners hands. (Like in feudalism, by the way there is even term: tech feudalism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technofeudalism) Bill Gates is doing it already (https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bill-gates-finally-explains-why-194910939.html)
- 2pNza@lemmy.worldOPtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Are they crazy? We don't have money for anything...1·24 days ago
I hope that maybe collecting signatures could make politicians in position that they can not simply refuse changing the law, like with affordable rent initiative right-to-housing.eu I mean if they would collect the 1 mln of signatures, it would be hard to just ignore it
- 2pNza@lemmy.worldOPtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Are they crazy? We don't have money for anything...2·24 days ago
That is true, and if you get burned out because of the lack of rest, you don’t have the space or money to recover. I know that nowadays it’s a difficult time for the EU, as it’s kind of surrounded by Russia, migrants, etc., but I think we should talk about our issues and try to solve them instead of finishing every conversation with: “Don’t buy a coffee and just work harder.”
- 2pNza@lemmy.worldOPtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Are they crazy? We don't have money for anything...31·24 days ago
I agree with your point of view. And I also want to mention that Gen Z have much less "voting power” than the boomers. Just because of the demographic. And I also agree with Miller that the corporation owners took the money, but if we would want to regulate that, we don’t have enough people to vote for it. There will be more boomers who would oppose. The same with the housing. At september 14, european civil initiative right-to-housing.eu will start collecting signatures to regulate rentals. And it will be much harder for gen Z to collect the signatures than it would be for boomers. I even spoke with millennials and they told me that they are against because they already bought a house and they dont wont to loose it value if the market would be regulated… So we even can not find cooperative generation to have equal number of votes = power, as boomes have now. And boomers with all that power just dont care - and this is why I blame them.
Why don’t people file a vote of no confidence against Trump and call early elections?
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