a non free alternative I can recommend is Tricount. It’s best feature is that is also works offline.

Jay Hitman Christ crucifies his opponents.

Threes on mobile

Social Media is the reboot.

The movie about civil war being bad.

Wargaming was popular in the military before it was widespread among the general population.

While this is horrible, it’s nothing like death camps. Holocaust equivalency is not only factually wrong, it distorts the memory.

Do you know how to do that in windows? How did learn?

I‘ve gotten a library card last year and that a fantastic decision.

Depending on the Pi, you will be limited to USB2 speeds.

For new Linux users it’s best to stick with well established and supported distributions. Then it’s easier to find solutions for common problems.

It’s good practice to look up what the commands do, you enter when you find a solution. Read the man page or other documentation of the command you’re entering. It doesn’t need to be everything, just enough to get an idea what it does.

Also: take notes when you find a problem and how you fixed it. You can go back to them later.

sound and screen dimming

You can’t give a general answer to this. There are several different software stacks for sound on Linux. A typical one goes like this, but can look different.

Kernel - driver - ALSA - PipeWire - desktop environment - application - user

There might be an error at each of these levels.

In the simplest case, it’s a bad configuration, where the volume is set to 0 or mute somewhere in this stack. So try different applications first to play sound, also try playing sound from the terminal. Change volume sliders in different places.

Then go down the stack. Try playing sound with ALSA directly using aplay and speaker-test.

Finally go down to the driver and see if the hardware is detected. Depending if the soundcard is connected via USB or PCI use lsusb or lspci.

Find out the type snd chipset of your soundcard and then search if there’s a driver for Linux already. If you have new or unpopular hardware, it can take a while (a year or two) for a driver to be written, tested, and accepted into the kernel. Then it has to go downstream to the distributions until you get it. So for new hardware you might have to do some additional steps like finding a driver and compiling a kernel yourself.

It’s also worth checking the log files of the audio stack (ALSA, pipewire, or whatever your distro uses).

screen dimming

The stack looks like this:

Kernel - driver - X11/XOrg or Wayland - compositor - Desktop Environment (KDE, Gnome, etc.)

The error might be the keystroke not registering, the desktop not sending the right command, the display driver not supporting dimming, a bad or missing configuration. Again work through the stack. Find out what your distro uses.

Try setting the brightness through the terminal for example.

The US is awash with guns. 3D printing a gun is more expensive and time consuming than just buying one illegally.

A 3D printer can mainly make things like frames. The one part that’s actually hard to make is the barrel. That one isn’t made in a 3D printer.

Lots of 3D printers have open source firmware. There are several designs you can build yourself from easily available parts. So it would be easy to patch out the detection.

Even if this was implemented, it would have negligible impact on gun related crime in the USA. It also would make 3D printing guns only marginally more difficult.

This is just attention seeking populism and might even get enough attention so lawmakers will try and implement it.

Watch this fear mongering video by wired on it and read the comments.

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

If you see this, a blessing is bestowed upon you.

That guy might be an asshole, but the situation is a little more complex.

In 1948 tens of thousands of Jews were expelled from east Jerusalem, where they had lived for generations. Jerusalem had been majority Jewish for decades at that point. The empty houses were then given to Arabs by the kingdom of Jordan.

When Israel took all of Jerusalem, the people who had lost their homes in 1948 tried to get them back. However they were occupied by Palestinian Arabs then. Decades of lawsuits followed. Some gave up their claims, some came to an arrangement like paying rent.

Taking a house back that was stolen by the current inhabitants, isn’t exactly stealing.

https://www.lawandisrael.org/wp-content/uploads/Topics/Gaza/2021-Conflict/Sheik-Jarrah-Legal-Background.pdf

Yaakov Fauci has a title deed to the property. He also has a court ruling. The only thing he does is live in part of a house and be a bit of nuisance. He doesn’t use violence.

Trump has none of these and is far more powerful and dangerous.

This is a comparison that smells of antisemitism.

Your lack of imagination can become compensated by a little research.

The board games market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.7% from 2022 to 2030

It never went away. https://m.youtube.com/@memritvvideos3699

Developers need to eat, pay rent, etc.

That’s textbook trolling.