When did USA illegally overthrow the democratically elected government of Australia?

Only half of Liberians speak English, and less than 2% are native speakers. Calling it an English speaking country is a stretch

Ok yeah DB has been woefully underfunded for decades thanks to auto industry lobbying and so now half the trains are late or cancelled, but the fact that you even can get from any city to any other city by train and then get to anywhere within each city by bus/tram is mind blowing to some of us that didn’t grow up in Europe. There are lots of places where you basically can’t live without a car, it’s insane.

PSA: there is a revanced patch to remove ads from spotify

You in the wrong job then

1. Use FOSS software developed by unpaid volunteers in their free time
2. They don’t have time to finish the functionality or fix the bugs
3. It’s even worse

I literally came to the comments to say how happy I was that it wasn’t another meme about Teams

Thanks I’m gonna try this

I want to believe this, but an article on a site I’ve never heard of which provides zero sources is not really enough to be trustworthy

Oh no! Anyway…

Yeah but he’s on Lemmy and engaging in discussion so there’s potentially hope

That is why it has to first be proven in a court of law

I’m not defining anything. Fascism is an already well defined term with very clear criteria, such as being opposed to democracy and replacing it with an authoratarian, one-party state. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism

In Germany there is a special, independent court, at a similar level to the US supreme court but without the ability for parties to appoint the judges like they can in the US, that reveiws hard evidence and determines whether a political party can be proven to be actively trying to break the constitution (including the part that makes Germany a democracy, for example). So it’s not left up to someone’s opinion, nor can one party simply label another as fascist to ban them (like Hitler did)

The main thing you need is a much better constitution

Sure, but dictatorships don’t end without civil war

The US constitution kinda sucks and just trusts those in power to uphold democracy. Germany learned from Hitler that that isn’t the case, so their constitution provides multiple defences against a dictator that US lacks

Being intolerant of fascists does not make one a fascist. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance

Not true, there have been multiple banned parties since WW2

This wouldn’t be a party banning another party, it would be the independent constitutional court

Yeah this is one of those rare occasions where the foss app actually looks better and is more polished than the commercial one! The new beta plex mobile looks much better but you can no longer hide the live TV and on demand stuff, the entshittification is real. And the jellyfin video player still shits on the new plex one.

There are still a number of areas where jellyfin lags far behind plex though like offline playback/downloads, ability to skip intros/credits on mobile. And plex overall is slightly better at transcoding, downmixing etc and requires a lot less manual setup in general.

Personally overall I rate them roughly equal when you balance out the pros and cons of each, assuming you already have a plex pass. But there’s absolutely no justification to pay for plex when jellyfin is just as good for free