Individual OS vendors might decide to implement it in a way that affects other places as well, e.g. in the past, Valve decided they'd rather not implement age verification for Germany and just stopped selling all porn / super violent games in Germany. Maybe they'll now implement it for Germany and California.
Conflating Israel and Jews is called antisemitism. If someone is just anti-Israel, they don't become antisemitic from that (but it sure invites a lot of antisemites who smell a possible convert)
Oof, that's probably almost a full reinstall when you upgrade, depending on how stable your stack is. A lot of services will will have breaking config changes in that time frame.
It's what Debian and similar distributions use to switch from one stable release to the next. This happens every half year for Ubuntu and every blue moon for Debian, which makes it a significantly more error-prone process than updating Arch every week in my experience.
That doesn't happen. When it breaks, it's always recoverable, and it very very very rarely breaks (>10 years Arch user here, never lost sleep about it)
I have no idea what you're talking about. The Iran? USA? Israel?
And why is it fascism? Like a lot of what has happened in the USA was pretty fascist, but starting a war isn't part of the list. There are a few definitions of fascism (e.g. by Adorno), so which one are you using here?
It really sucks for non-developers. I can easily afford to walk out the door laughing when a place I'm interviewing for tells me I'd have to use Windows, but clearly that's not a privilege all professions have
I love that actually. It doesn't happen often, but when it does I go “hold on, A, you're trying to say x, but B understands y, whereas B tries to say v and you understand w”
Always leads to the most flabbergasted double stare when they realize I'm 100% right and they'd have talked past each other for hours.
Sometimes with an undertone of “but I wanted a fight” by one of them.
The Californian law only affects California.
Individual OS vendors might decide to implement it in a way that affects other places as well, e.g. in the past, Valve decided they'd rather not implement age verification for Germany and just stopped selling all porn / super violent games in Germany. Maybe they'll now implement it for Germany and California.