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Equity comes out of the idea that people don't all have the same ability or means to do things. Equity is the leveling of the playing field so that no matter someone's level of intelligence, economic background, or any other efficiency/deficiency, everyone has the same opportunity to participate.

Equality gives staircases to everyone. In this case, not everyone can go up a floor. Equity builds ramps, lifts, or both. In this case everyone has an equal opportunity to go up a floor. You can't have equal opportunity without equity.

No. Reductively I'd say equity is a prerequisite for equal opportunity.

Waste of time since your ability to read seems low. Equality ≠ equity

Yeah this is just an excuse to talk about the mind-body problem. I like it.

It could also mean they trampled over it, destroying it in their wake, thus going over it without flying, so to speak

You can be a dual citizen and be living outside of the US and still vote. You can be an American citizen who has never lived in America and vote. It's not about permanent residency at all.

https://www.usa.gov/who-can-vote

A regular smile is shown a lot in the eyes. The eyes are dead and hollow in this picture

So true brother!! It's actually all philosophy! QUEEN DISCIPLINE YOU CAN'T STOP IT

Long story short, it's all the same

If you use docker with portainer (for the GUI), you can set up the gluetun container with your protonvpn account and run all your other containers through that as their network. It's as simple as adding

network_mode: service:gluetun

to your stack configuration for each container.

Like others have said, running a DE with remote capabilities will be a lot of overhead.

If you set up portainer and watchtower using ssh, you can pretty much just manage everything from portainer while watchtower makes sure that portainer and the rest of your containers stay updated. It's a very hands-off operation, especially if you set up auto updates on top of that for the pi OS. You'll probably just have to ssh in periodically to run a system upgrade and maybe restart to update the kernel.

Um

Can you explain that one then because I'm really not seeing what you're saying.