The name change happened on November 15 2025. MSNBC/MSNOW separated from NBC News and MSNOW is owned by a new company called Versant Media Group. The "MS" original meant Microsoft when the company began in 1996. Now they say the MS means "My Source".

https://xcancel.com/Acyn/status/2001398789849161896#m

Confirmed by Trump, "Dan did a great job. I think he wants to go back to his show."

The lawsuit doesn't mention free speech. It cites this law.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_political_communication

Based on the comments of this post, I can easily tell which users read the article and who didn't. Commenting on a post without actually reading the article says a lot about a person's behavior.

Reddit and its lawsuit never uses the phrase 'free speech'. The phrase 'free speech' was used by the Reuters article. Reuters is based in the UK and the two people who wrote the article are from Australia. In hindsight, I'm not sure why they used that phrase. If knew that users would get hung up on it, I would probably have changed the title.

If you commented on the phrase 'free speech', then you did not read or understand the article because the lawsuit is not actually related to the US concept of 'free speech'.

The actual lawsuit cities an Australian law called 'Freedom of political communication'. The reuters article says this in the first sentence.

Here's a screenshot from the lawsuit paperwork.

https://redditinc.com/hubfs/Reddit%20Inc/Content/2025.12.12%20-%20Reddit%20-%20Application.pdf

Reddit is suing Australia because it says that Australia is repressing the right for young people to get involved in politics. Does Reddit have the correct motives here? Probably not. They probably just want to sell more ads.

Is it correct that Australia is using the under-16 social media ban to prevent young people from learning about politics? Probably yes. The social media ban prevents young people from learning about things like Palestine and LGBT.

LEARN HOW TO USE THE PACKAGE MANAGER.

Based on how you wrote this post, I feel like you at least read my comment on your previous post.

The main difference between Linux Distros is the software repository. The software repository contains all of the system software packages for the Linux Distro. All of the system updates come from the Distro repository.

There are some niche distro such as Kali Linux (DO NOT USE), which have specialized repositories for specific purposes. Kali Linux repository is filled with hacking tool. Kali is not intended for daily use.

Another example of a niche distro is Devuan, which was forked from Debian to used sysvinit instead of systemd. Around 10 years ago, Debian and most distros changed to use systemd. There's all kinds of conspiracy theories around systemd. Some people claim that systemd is against Unix development principles. I'm not recommending Devuan.

The Debian Linux repository is based around providing stable and secure software. The Arch Linux repository is based around having the latest software. Gentoo Linux repository is made on the principle of compiling software yourself.

If you pick a less used distro, it could have less developers and receive security updates less frequently. Distros with less developers will have less software in the repository.

You should use the distro which meet your needs in term of software release cycle, whether you want to compile your own software, your preference on software licenses, your preferences on what software is available in the repository. Pick the distro based on the repository, not the default DE.

The system package manager on the Debian-based systems including Ubuntu and Mint is called 'apt'. apt is the program which installs and updates all of the system software on the distro. apt is the program which communicates to the distro repository. There are different user interfaces for apt.

INSTALL SYNAPTIC SO THAT YOU CAN EXPLORE THE REPOSITORY

Open your system terminal and type:

sudo apt install synaptic

type your password and press y when it asks for install confirmation.

Then open synaptic. It should be in your programs menu.

You will a list of all of the packages that have been installed on your computer. You will see a list of all packages which can be installed from the repository. You can click on the packages to see a description of what the software does and what other packages it depended on

When I started using Linux over a decade ago, I spent a lot of time exploring the package manager. I was fixated on having as few packages as possible for a minimal system. When I saw a package that I did not think was used, I would uninstall it. This is the wrong way of doing things; the correct way would be to do a minimal install from the start. However, reading the package descriptions and knowing what different parts of your system does is helpful for knowing how Linux works.

You will see that there are many different DEs or WMs available to be installed from the apt repository. Some of them may even conflict with each other, meaning you can't install both.

DE (Desktop Environment) is a full system interface. DM (Desktop Manager) is the name of the user log in screen. WM (Window Manager) is the software which puts borders on your windows and moves the windows, ( _ [] x ) buttons is the WM.

Some WMs are designed to work without a DE. Some nerds like to use a WM without a DE for minimalism purposes. Custom WMs is a whole rabbit hole. If you're a turbo nerd, look for i3wm or dwm or awesomewm or something.

You can install different DEs from the repository. If you want to have the GNOME DE, you would install the 'gnome-core' package.

Some of the popular DEs available in the Debian repository includes GNOME, KDE, XFCE, LXDE, LXQT, MATE, Lomori (Unity fork), Cinnamon (Mint DE). There are even more in the repository which are not list on the wiki. For example, there is a phone/tablet DE versions of GNOME and KDE in the repository.

https://wiki.debian.org/DesktopEnvironment

Space isn't even an issue when dualbooting Linux systems. You can mount the root system on a separate partition and have one big shared /home partition. The system root partition usually only takes like 10-20gb at most.

The main difference between Linux distros is the software repository. You can pretty much install any UI on any distro. You can install the Linux Mint UI on any other distro, it's called Cinnamon DE.

Do not use the Nvidia installer script. The one file that ends in .run or whatever. Chances are that it will brick your install at some point.

READ THIS. It is rules for installing software on a Debian-based system to not break your system. https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian

Nvidia hosts a software repository for Linux drivers. It says that this repository is intended for servers but it also works for desktop computers. I have the nvidia 580 driver installed on Debian. I tried the 590 driver and it was buggy.

https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/tesla/driver-installation-guide/debian.html

https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/tesla/driver-installation-guide/ubuntu.html

https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/

Depending on which Mint you installed, you would add the Debian repository or the Ubuntu repository. I think Mint doesn't even maintain their own full repository, the Mint distro piggybacks on Debian or Ubuntu. look at your /etc/apt/sources.list

Note that, the DontBreakDebian guide says it is bad practice to add third-party repositories. This is a special circumstance.

That's Donald Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome!

Did Graham Platner write this post? You can't be a member of the ICE gestapo and not be right wing. It does not matter what the ICE agents believe on a personal level. The act of violently kidnapping and deporting lawful migrants is right wing.

I think your perspective is biased based on where you live. The people that I meet in real life tend to be more right wing than social media.

If you think the right wing is collapsing, then who are all of the people signing up to become members of the ICE gestapo?

Also tiktok is very soon to be owned by the Zionist Billionaire Trump-Loyalist Larry Ellison.