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Yes he had one candidate, if I understand correctly: Luis Antonio Tagle. He has a vision of a church adjacent to the poor and the working population in general though he seems regressive on LGBTQ. But going by the sign of times, it'll probably be Raymond Burke. I suppose Vance visited the Vatikan to pave his way.

Personally I concur Danny DeVito would totally be the man for the job. He would gonna get real weird with it and he certainly doesn't diddle kids.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushism

You can find the original quote in the examples section.

More content than you ever could consume:

https://media.ccc.de/

It's from all their camps, workshops, Erfa's (Erfahrungsaustauschkreis) and especially the annual Chaos Communication Congress which is huge and attracts the scene worldwide.

The last congress was named 38C3: Illegal Instructions if you want to search on their media hub. A lot of the talks are in english.

The clip was quasi sanitized by that scummy channel by not mentioning the original creator. If cult-members would google him they would not watch the short: his name is Walter Masterson and he did some, genius IMO, parodies on MAGA-ralleys and gained access as a speaker to events from groups like Moms for Liberty, I believe.

https://youtu.be/xwZT_nisxsQ

I think he did way more videos over the years than shown on the channel and I wonder if he got censored.

Yes most tiling solutions on KDE are half-baked even the new built-in (at least the last time I tried) but Krohnkite is really solid. It was forked to Bismuth, then that one got defunct after a major kwin update. But it's back again as Krohnkite (infinite thanks to the maintainers). It's rock solid and even has a B-Tree Layout now. I'm on X11 but the last time I tried it also worked nice with Wayland.

Spain is a monarchy but has a socialist prime minister since 2018. They're very open to immigration and it seems to be going very well.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/18/how-spains-radically-different-approach-to-migration-helped-its-economy-soar

I'm on level 8 at Spanish in Duolingo. I can order tacos, a glas of water and coffee, tell my name and where I'm from and ask where the library is and if there is a bomba placed in it. I wouldn't understand the directions given to the library though.

Edit: Linked to the original source

They are the polar opposite. This is an extremly based rant from him under one of his many other aliases, penguinz0:

https://youtu.be/20y2Alkbc30

Meanwhile in Mexico:

https://lwn.net/Articles/1013776/

Three Germans. Mentioned in the article. One over a month in a detention center with 8 days of solitary confinement.

Always those inconvenient facts, right?

Would, should, could:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asse_II_mine

Why didn't they bury it in impermeable bedrock then in this case. It will cost the taxpayer 3.7 billion to evacuate the rusty and leaky containers there. Which will probably start in 2033 and last decades. If they don't get it right the waste will probably leak into groundwater. That was already stated in a report from 1979 but declared as unscientific by managers of the facilitiy. The building time for Olkiluotos Onkalo was 20 years. You can search for other "End Storages" of nuclear waste around the world. Not many of them are even operating now. You can also look up facilities in Arizona making the same mistake as Germany in storing the waste in salt mines. You can also lookup the devastating effects of Uranium mining for the environment (e.g. in Navajo land).

Here's your baseload argument debunked:

"The beauty of these approaches is that they address one of nuclear power’s biggest weaknesses: the fact that it can only generate electricity in large, all-or-nothing chunks. Many of the above solutions are distributed across the grid, meaning that the simultaneous failure of a few units need not bring down the entire electric grid.".

Yesterday 58% of the energy in Germany came from renewables. It briefly had a day in January when renewables surpassed 100% of its energy demand. Energy is sold between the member states of the EU. Germany regularily imports about 2-5% of its energy per year. Not because they can't generate the baseload via coal or gas but because it's cheaper to buy. Only 0.5% of that imported energy comes from nuclear. The rest is also from renewables.

A bit offtopic but related: Mr. Habeck the previous much scolded economy minister had a big part in the rise of renewables and his further plans would have been to build out hydrogen production via renewables to act as a future CO2 neutral baseload capacity. Now Germany is in the hands of old white men again who want to burn the world. Just yesterday a headline was that the conservatives want to restrict the influence of the buero against monopolies in pursuing suspected cases of price agreements between fossil fuel cooperations.

Oh yeah as mentioned in a comment below Nobara based on Fedora could also be a very good distro if you're out for gaming.