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Is there actually a block limit?

The user base for other universal-blue distros like Aurora is way smaller so it's actually special. I use Aurora btw.

what did they mean with "out" tho

Shoulda been Castle El-Tsac

Das flatpak funktioniert einwandfrei, aber die Desktop app benutze ich eh selten bis nie. Die browser extension ist alles was du brauchst :)

Dass die App nicht in F-Droid ist ist tatsächlich seltsam, hab meine aus dem Aurora Store.

In certain German and Dutch cities, this is a fantastic time to be outside. Or a terrible time, if you don't like massive crowds of drunk people in costumes.

starting to understand why they never made me read the bible

Cinnamon doesn't support Wayland yet.

I believe corvée was a sort of public service everybody had to do, not admin. No idea what ilku-duty is tho

You're definitely equating rules and hierarchy. But I will order the chips next time I promise. I'll see about the salad

having rules =/= rigid, all-encompassing, near unbreakable power structures.

You and your housemates can make rules. You cant throw each other in prison. Big difference

Ackshyually, humans have experimented with various forms of social organization for most of prehistory and history. The current system of states with rigid laws and extreme enforcement is very recent. People used to transition between different hierarchies and systems, even seasonally. Not to mention many peoples would self-organize. In some Northest-American tribes, it was common sport to make fun of leaders and not take them too seriously. Some Sumerian city states had massive assemblies instead of high councils.

I HIGHLY recommend "The Dawn of Everything" by David Graeber to EVERYBODY.