Like say Politician A is a somewhat decent politician that's little bettor or worse then the ones before, but Politician B wants to take away the general people's rights so that corporations can get richer and richer. Corporations band together to make Politician A look like the spawn of Satan with every thing they ever did put under a microscope and blown out of proportion if not outright fabricated, while everything Politician B does is completely buried and debunked by bribed people who are claimed to be experts in their respective fields. What would that look like? Like what's an example of a claim and an example of the actual truth behind it?
so... are we hearing any of that now?
https://www.reuters.com/graphics/USA-ELECTION/RESULTS/zjpqnemxwvx/ https://www.cnn.com/election/2024/results/president?election-data-id=2024-PG&ele https://apnews.com/projects/election-results-2024/ I guess Reuters, CNN, and the Associated Press are no longer trustworthy news
I thought we spent four years exhaustively proving that the election cannot be stolen? How did they find loopholes after the Democrats exhaustively proved they didn't exist?
- Text will vanish from dialog boxes if you click on ti wrong
Oh yeah and 8. when making custom keyboard shortcuts it doesn't let you enter the key combination to define it, you have to go by the name of the keys, which are not defined anywhere. Other shortcuts mention the shift and super keys but don't specify the name. typing "Super+Control+x" isn't accepted, for example
I had wanted to ask about certain things and look up if similar questions have been already asked, such as 1. the progress of a "start menu" applet that would function like a Linux Mint start menu with a full apps list along with logout and power options, 2. Alpha 3 does not seem to disable the laptop display when the laptop is closed, which is problematic if you use a docking station with monitors attached because you have to manually disable the display, and if you forget to enable the display before unplugging the laptop is unusable until you plug it back in again, 3. installed PWAs don't have independent icons in the app tray and so can't be pinned to it 4. would it be possible to have a system for managing and organizing .appimage apps so that they can be launched like an installed app? 5. when right clicking the desktop the dialog menu is obscured by an open windows in front of it, it should open overtop all other windows 6. installed PWAs don't have an icon. 7. if the panel is positioned on the left side or right side of the screen the date and time applet breaks.
That's 7 questions alone, if I posted them separately I would likely get blocked for being annoying, and they would be quickly buried so no one could see them. it would be the same on reddit. is there a better place for them?