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Also gave us the first female president

I wrote in the rightful candidate, Juan Guaido

His music is properly just folk/ballads but I only bring it up because it matches every other criteria and you might be surprised how much you like him is David Rovics. I’d recommend starting with something like “Who Would Jesus Bomb”

If you like hardcore punk, “Stray From The Path” is also great. Some of their more political songs being “Goodnight Alt Right” and “Guillotine”.

To be fair with Pat the Bunny, I think some of his earlier work glorified substance abuse a little. Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains specifically teetered the line between “it’s messed up that I’m an addict” and “I’m gonna get high in this parking lot”. That said, as a whole, his bands really mark his stages of recovery in a way that is very interesting.

I recently introduced my otherwise cool libertarian coworker to Mischief Brew (The vocalist’s band following The Orphans) and am hoping it speaks to him.

I use John Oliver as an indicator of how far a progressive who otherwise isn’t that involved politically is willing to see things. His content can be useful to know where to start when planting seeds to radicalize them further.

Oh sick! I’ll look into this more. I see you mentioned Plan9 in your bio. That is one level of Unix I haven’t dabbled in yet, have you messed around with 9front? I’ve always been intrigued at their commitment to maintaining an authentic Plan9 experience while adding support for modern hardware.

To my fellow nerds, does anyone know what the gui is? It definitely looks like an old school window manager. I’ve played around with the standard Xorg one that no one uses outside of a pure openBSD install as well as fvwm but I don’t think it’s quite either of them.

Not the point, but the Socialist Republic of Chattanooga continues to amass its power.

A rebrand to “Food or Bombs”

I think captcha means "Don't you dare refer to captcha in the third person"

I LOVE void, while I did need to do a bit more research at times, I felt like it taught me more about how an OS functions. The first time I made my own unit script was also super satisfying.