Thanks!

Hey! What is that color scheme? I love it.

What are some good alternatives to GOS? I want something that can run on most androids that deGoogles while providing general privacy and security. I know nothing will be as good. Bur what is the next best thing?

What does a lockable bootloader mean? Is it just encrypted so the kernel never gets loaded without the user?

Thanks for sharing this.

Unrelated, but this XCancelled site is awesome! Quote from the about section for anyone like me who didn't know about this:

Nitter is a free and open source alternative Twitter front-end focused on privacy and performance. The source is available on GitHub at https://github.com/zedeus/nitter

No JavaScript or ads

All requests go through the backend, client never talks to Twitter

Prevents Twitter from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint

Uses Twitter's unofficial API (no rate limits or developer account required)

Lightweight (for @nim_lang, 60KB vs 784KB from twitter.com)

RSS feeds

Themes

Mobile support (responsive design)

AGPLv3 licensed, no proprietary instances permitted

Nitter's GitHub wiki contains instances and browser extensions maintained by the community.

Big Pencil

Manager: Rodney, Rodney what the fuck are you doing?

Rodney: Sweating as he tries to complete a tripple stitch on a pair of Navy Standard Issue Pants. Sorry boss, these pants gotta get shipped today!

Manager: Fuck the pants, Rodney. These MQ-9 Reapers gotta be finished and out the door by noon. gestures to massive pile of weaponry and metal in the corner The Chinese are gonna invade Taiwan!

Rodney: puts pants down Sure boss!

Ahhhh, so we're just seeing different artists bringing different styles to the table? Honestly, that's kind of cool.

I really like James' work on Nancy but what's with her model here? Has she gotten older? I havent read it in years but last I checked James just used a varient of the traditional model.

I've listened to that podcast and Carlin's previous one about the decision to drop the bomb. I don't really recall Carlin saying that. Tbf Supernova in the East was massive so it's possible I don't remember the section you're talking about.

You've marred your argument by devolving into mud-slinging.

Dan Carlin has a great episode on the historical context behind the decision and how it was really the culmination of a series of - in my opinion - bad calls with regards to the acceptability of collateral damage in bombing by the US.