Low income people don't save, they spend.
The real recipients of welfare are corporations.
Not just through sales, but also because welfare payments are wage subsidies.
The ghost of Keynes is standing over his grave shouting "I fucking told you so!!"
https://syzito.xyz/@selzero/1154914425
Of course it tiles. MangoWC on Slackware Current, DankMaterialShell on the right. Ghostty as terminal, kernel 6.18.3, who said Slackware was a bit behind the times?
#slackware #mangowc
Jeg liker Ole Gunnar godt, og synes det var moro å fŸlge ManU både da han var spiller og trener, men allikevel er eneste mulige reaksjon på dette: 😂🤣🤪🤣😂
The Athletic: Solskjær har vært i samtaler med Manchester United – NRK Sport – Sportsnyheter, resultater og sendeplan https://www.
SwitchBot Smart Home 2.0: Haushaltsroboter und biometrische Schlösser
SwitchBot zeigt im Rahmen von „Smart Home 2.0“ biometrische Schlösser, eine Wohlfühl-LED-Kugel und einen KI-Roboter, der sein Verhalten an die Wohnung anpasst.
But with one keybind it scrolls as well 🤓
Slackware Current, MangoWC, DankMaterialShell, another fine production by @…
#slackware #mangowc
If you are into #3dPrinting and use resin printers (as opposed to the more well known FDM ones, using filament), you might be interested in this campaign trying to develop a #slicer application for resin printers:
#resin3dPrinting
Over the past couple weeks, I've been designing a spool with some particular features in #FreeCAD, encompassing 6 parts to 3d-print. I've been manually re-orienting them when I print them.
Now that it's working, I realized that I could use the FreeCAD Assembly workbench to create a good packing of the parts in the right orientation for printing, saving anyone else who wants to prin…
The serenity that sets in when you have Slackware Tilers (with Mangowc and Sway), Gentoo with KDE and VoidLinux with dwm configured. And all running equally good and reliable
That's the triumvirate for 2026.
Then we have Slackware Cosmic to test drive for at least a month.
And that Thinkpad for all intermediate urges, like AerynOS, Chimera or Bluefin.
Done and dusted.
That was a pretty uneventful affair, which is good. The Cosmic liveslak I tried worked well, a much better experience than before. Furthermore very much up to date, the first patch to version 1 already included. Had only to install grub (included, but not activated) and uninstall some standard liveslak packages. But that goes with every Slackware install, so no biggie. Cosmic-greeter behaves a bit quirky also, but that goes for all Cosmic installs. Next week: tweaking.
Even the backup Slackware iso-stick has moved. It's now loaded with the nwg iso and might come in handy soon. As a new installer that is. Gentoo has Mango in Guru. If i need to compile Mango manually I prefer Slackware over FreeBSD. And a triumvirate of Slackware, Gentoo and VoidLinux sounds very appropriate to me.