I'm not sure they do. Some of them benefit - but a lot of them go out of business. And they need to live in fear of upsetting the leader the whole time.
No business people I've met have ever desired an authoritarian state. They work just fine in a democracy.
Yeah - if I cared I probably would. But I don't.
Not really - no. The US government, despite the common belief, is quite a bit more powerful than any corporation. Trump is fully willing to use the government's resources to attack companies he simply doesn't like. He may even go after people in corporate governance personally.
He sanctioned an ICC judge just for disagreeing with him FFS.
I don't think you people appreciate just how powerful the United States government is and how Trump is picking winners and losers in the economy.
I think I'd happily describe the multiple clipboard situation in Linux as a dumpster fire...
It's awkwardly 'solved' by clipboard managers merging clipboards but it's still wonky. Even for somebody who has been using Linux as a desktop for many years I occasionally find myself annoyed by it.
At this point I think I'd prefer "copy" to be an affirmative action rather than something that is done automatically. It makes pasting over existing text much easier.
You have the pi. Install Linux and find out? It takes like 10 mins... Otherwise it really depends on what you want to do and your expectations.
I've got a raspberry pi 1 (didn't even have on-board wifi) that I just fired up the other day. It's pretty slow but if you just wanted to do some simple python development it might be fine (depending on your patience for installing dependencies).
Renewables can't do it alone. Nuclear can be a large help.
Politicians don’t deserve votes, they earn them.
So naive. The rich understand that it's not about supporting a candidate personally - it's about affecting change in your favor. It's how they keep power.
What do you mean "custom WM"?
Badge of honor right there.