Upvoting because of Aubrey Plaza

What does this mean tho?
An idea cannot fight weapons/power without public support. And for public support it needs to be daring enough point out the opponents? And for this the idea needs to be rooted on human life?

Opensource/FOSS:
Kdenlive, Openshot, Shotcut

It think Shotcut is the simplest to use.

Supertuxkart 2

I’ve used Chrome(Haven’t yet tried Ungoogled Chromium on PC. Have used Bromite in the last). It doesn’t seem to be much faster.

I’ve never used Brave.

genocide Uyghurs in china

As a person who hasn’t really looked up the issue(I mean I have read about it on the net here n there, but have never dived into the issue deeply), I have seen people talking about it on both sides and I’m confused.
The main things I’m hearing from people who say that a genocide isn’t happening are:

• That it’s their suppression of religion expressions being public and that people are not being genocided, but public religious expression is not greatly provided by China. That it’s similar to the stereotypes created against muslims after events like the World trade centre attack and it’s being exaggerated as genocide.
• That it’s just propaganda seen on English speaking forums to deface the other side and if an actual genocide was happening, the countries in Asia itself would be taking action and talking about it and currently only western countries who’re far away are talking about it the most. One side claims that it’s Western or Capitalist propagnada aimed to defame and the opposite side says that it’s Chinese or Communist propaganda aimed to whitewash.

Most of the times I’ve seen it, both sides accuse each other of being blinded by propaganda and the convo devolves there.

Which side is actually right here?

Edge is/was(have read that windows fixed some defender issue) slightly faster than firefox.

Stalin

Certain aspects of Stalin? Or in general?

Backed up and deleted all your posts and comments? Is there some sort-of simple way to do that, for people who’re not programmers?

I’m from the state of Kerala in India. We had 4-5 active n quite decent subreddits on the state, local memes n all.
People are moving into lemmy, but many might not. Some might stay away from reddit, even after the blackout ends. Overall, I think they were fun people to interact with and since it’s not sure whether an equivalent community will be built up here, it’s sort of a loss.