Since others shared their own communities, here’s my simple one, looking for your stories:

!positivity@lemmy.today

Come by to share what made you happy!

I’ll have some explaining to do, but I guess since everyone will have their dirty laundry out in the open, people will get quite more open-minded.

Also, people I care about know everything anyway.

I’ll be okay.

Plenty of women, non-white and gay (and also trans, autistic, etc. etc.) people do not enjoy constantly being bombarded with politics, even if it relates to their immediate struggles.

Most people just need a chill place to have fun and distract for a second from worldly problems. Please, do not deny them that and let everyone choose their level of exposure to the political content.

Previously was a Manjaro gamer, and had a perfectly seamless experience.

Migrated to Fedora, got some weird new issues, but running games through Steam solves everything.

Also, here is a strikingly unique but lovely desktop taken from r/unixporn

Not on my PC rn, but here’s the previous iteration, arguably in between two styles (and also with broken font size in one place, which was fixed later). I like how Mac organizes panels on the top, but I hate the dock panel. The desktop also has KRunner activate near the screen center whenever I type when I’m focused in desktop, so that I could find any apps or perform simple actions super quickly. Still, I decided to not have it open when it’s not running, as I prefer minimalism.

Of course they have to.

Let them have a regular, non-9-digit wage like the rest of us.

My KDE setup is neither like Windows nor like MacOS.

Stock options are often laid out similarly to Windows to make transition smoother. But many of them are powerful enough to make the UI look radically different according to your needs.

I feel like it’s a double-edged sword.

For as long as there are people willing to tip more, the company can get away spending less and shifting it onto customers.

As a result, workers get highly unpredictable and generaly low income and customers feel guilty for leaving low tips. Everybody but the company loses.

I wonder what’s your definition of “education”, then. I am familiar with several sources on anarchist theory, which is seemingly what you appeal for.

Policemen are instruments of law, of course. But not having them means all laws become impossible to enforce - and I’d kindly like to be protected from murder, arson, robbery, assault, fraud etc.

In an established anarchist society it is theorized to be possible to go without laws by various means, but our world is not that.

“The state’s will” in most cases is to stop a murderer or a robber or whatnot.

People work for the police not to become the instrument of the state, but to prevent actual crimes. The rest sadly often comes after.

Y’all acting like cops are just useless parasites - good luck surviving a week in a modern word without them.