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What are Lemmy's unwritten rules?
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I don't think you know what that word means. I can't even enter a comment thread without someone arguing against liberalism
"Liberal" means different things dependent on the country.
The word has different meanings in different contexts. That said, unless you're a complete moron, it's usually very easy to figure out what sense of "liberalism" is intended based on context.
What I have no patience for at all are the insufferable idiots who insist that only one definition is correct, and oh by the way, it just happens to be their definition.
Librewolf > Firefox
What is… the hard way?
Printing out the source code and inserting it into yourself.
I don't make the rules, just how it is.
My father printed the GNU license 100 times, rolled it up and gave me a good beating with it. The only true way to learn about the four freedoms.
needed something to replace the jumper cables
Anally or orally?
vaginally
Yes
nice reply sugartits