Thank you for the reply. I may attempt to muster up the necessary bracket to attempt it!

One likely candidate is apparently the archbishop of Manila, Luis Antonio Tangle. Supposedly he’s one of the more progressive options, though that isn’t saying much. https://www.them.us/story/cardinal-luis-antonio-tagle-pope-front-runner-catholic-church-francis-conclave

There’s also Pietro Parolin, Pope Francis’s number two basically. Expected that he would carry on more or less similarly. https://www.newsweek.com/who-next-pope-favorites-bets-tagle-parolin-2062160

None of the cardinals are GOOD choices by my lights, but certainly some are more humane than others.

“indigent”, not “indignant”, probably.

I like your comment. I do hear a lot more complaining than organizing.

At what point does an encrypted /home partition or LVM Volume or Drive get decrypted? Toward the end of the OS booting? I played with an encrypted LUKS single partition setup that asked me before the OS visibly booted.

I thought a bunch of config files and Biden hidden folders and stuff are in /home. If I switch, will I not end up with a bunch of orphaned files from (in my case) Debian just cluttering the place up? I did the separate partition thing as is so often recommended.

That is a good one! I like the whole BWILA saga. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXGnUvwbPIg

Closer than I was, friend!

Noble Knight Adventures. I think his name is William papillon?

wait, I tell a lie

You sound like a character in a Shakespeare play! I love it.

What is this, a candle on the stove?

Hell yeah, Slayer!

Bro, let me Rimmington your Falador while you Edgeville, and then I’ll Karamja my Wizard’s Tower in your Waterfall Dungeon.

I used to get two dozen rolls from Logan’s Roadhouse for my lunch. Delicious buttery yeast rolls. Mmmmmm

I wish I could help again!

That’s quite a list. A bonkers read!

It’s so cool. I got to help assemble one.

That’s terrible, I bet that guy’s a hoot.

That’s exactly my angle. It was bad more recently than you think, and it still needs to get better because we all like our neighbors.

Hey that’s fun. Thanks for the link

My town (in the South) chose to fill the public pool with cement rather than be forced to allow black residents to use it. For many decades, we didn’t have a public pool at all and it’s only been fairly recently that a new one was opened. I’m not surprised that black Americans have a reportedly lower rate of swimming proficiency!

I point out this shameful bit of our town history often, because the place has grown tremendously in the last 20 years and become more diverse, and folks here don’t appreciate how bad it was within living memory and why we need to keep pushing.