All of those can be taught in a civilian way, ideally in school. As much as I personally hate exercising, schools do need more PE and more sports and civil service events that would tie people together. Discipline, too, is part of a solid school background, although, and this is the problem with the army too, it must not be confused with obedience.

Absolutely! Nuclear energy is one of the cleanest options, and it’s a superior option for a floating power station.

Russia and China have NUCLEAR ones in service

Honestly? By being genuinely interested in a person and not faking anything.

Trying to look a certain way nearly always screams fake and uncanny, just show emotions the way you’re used to!

We still live in a world with mandatory military service in many countries. I’d trade it for that.

But otherwise thanks, I’d rather have neither.

As a scientist (i.e. someone who went through a lot of academia) who’s strictly opposed to taking a gun, especially in the name of a state, hell no.

A better idea would probably be to advocate for peace, so that people wouldn’t have to learn these things to begin with.

Military is not productive labor, it’s just draining countless lives and resources in the name of some guy’s fucked up ambitions.

Thanks :3

Took Edna custom style as a starting point

Veronica is long in my playlists, never disappointed

I’ll have some explaining to do, but I guess since everyone will have their dirty laundry out in the open, people will get quite more open-minded.

Also, people I care about know everything anyway.

I’ll be okay.

Previously was a Manjaro gamer, and had a perfectly seamless experience.

Migrated to Fedora, got some weird new issues, but running games through Steam solves everything.

Not on my PC rn, but here’s the previous iteration, arguably in between two styles (and also with broken font size in one place, which was fixed later). I like how Mac organizes panels on the top, but I hate the dock panel. The desktop also has KRunner activate near the screen center whenever I type when I’m focused in desktop, so that I could find any apps or perform simple actions super quickly. Still, I decided to not have it open when it’s not running, as I prefer minimalism.

My KDE setup is neither like Windows nor like MacOS.

Stock options are often laid out similarly to Windows to make transition smoother. But many of them are powerful enough to make the UI look radically different according to your needs.