But what is the difference here? You can create another acc on reddit too, it's just less annoying than trying to find an instance that works with all your communities.
Yeah you just need to create an account on another instance, hope it doesn't get blocked there too or the instance doesn't block other stuff you want, migrate your stuff...
Eh, I think i'm just going back to reddit at this point, clearly this federation thing is not working out for the user. Sad since [email protected] is superior to the one on reddit but I guess I don't need to have an account to browse it.
Yeah he had a little "accident"
But why bother using gentoo then?
It actually was a weather balloon
No, it's 2023.
Socialism doesn't mean free.
It's fancier but I don't think it does the same as OD.
I think they know, just don't care.
Used to have that problem on suse, it was something to do with pulse but I can't recall, solution was in ArchWiki
I am lucky enough to be the owner of a house (government regularly makes houses and lets you buy them). Finished payment not too long ago, so it could be worse, but getting a house outside these housing projects is really hard. Groceries keep going up regardless of multiple blocks the state puts on them (these have very easy workarounds so the state can't really enforce much). Electricity has a symbolic price unless you go over a certain threshold and healthcare and education are free, for now at least.
Main problem is that there's a shortage of jobs, you usually get temporary hired so they don't have to pay severance or are "hired" but not legally employed so no laws protect you. If you can program you can probably be hired for an international company (they hire here because it's cheaper) but that's about it.
As for games and other digital content? We pay around 90% in taxes (yes, that is not a typo), that sometimes translates in higher prices than in the US, like is the case of Street Fighter 6 (price tanslates to about 65$ atm, translation was 80$ on launch for illustration purposes) or really any Capcom game. and there's also 'Dollar Blue' but I don't really understand the mechanics of it much, but is more expensive than a regular USD while having the same value of it. So usually piracy it is.
Argentina
My local currency is devaluating by the second, the price I see today may not be the price tomorrow.
I've used it to test, I don't do it because I can torrent fine on clearnet and I feel like doing it is needlessly congesting the network, consuming traffic that I don't really need.
Eh, worse really, they give that data to cops