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I think some people have issues with Nvidia cards, but I don't have one and haven't had any issues.

I was able to set different scales for laptop screen and monitor after enabling Wayland and these settings stay the same.

To do that you need to:

• set WaylandEnable=true in /etc/gdm3/custom.conf
• reboot
• at the log in screen, there is a small gear wheel on the bottom right side, choose "Pop on Wayland" instead of "Pop"

I think usually the way to go is the other way around; you find something interesting you want to do and look up how to do that. In the process you will most likely find answers that include tools that come with kali.

If you need some ideas maybe TryHackMe (more beginner friendly) or HackTheBox (kinda expects you to know what you are looking for) are good places to start. There's also tons of write-ups and videos about both of those should you get stuck at any place for too long.

Have fun!

Yes

Yes

I regret paying once for this, you wanna do twice? :D

They tried that once with drugs, but didn't like the results...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Nutt

Worker productivity ≠ value workers add to economy.

Worker productivity can also go up by providing better production facilities, ie. investing in productive capital, such as modern machinery, robotics, etc. This has obviously also happened; a worker with a huge specialized production machine can produce as much as a 100 could without.

This is not so say that workers shouldn't join unions or that workers shouldn't recieve a bigger/fairer part of the profit - they should. I just think we shouldn't mislead with stats like that..

Also the paradox of (in)tolerance completely disolves once you view tolerance as a social contract and not as a principle. Those who break the contract are not covered by it.