I think it’s too early to say how this will impact the polls. A lot of people are still processing what happened. Blowing up the government over immigration didn’t work out great for the VVD (liberal right), but perhaps Wilders’ party will fare better.

It was the protest vote that won the PVV (Wilders’ party) the last election and the BBB (farmers’ party) the Eerste Kamer (Senate) elections before that. Now that the PVV and the BBB have been in the government and achieved basically nothing, those voters are more likely to vote for left-leaning parties or stay home.

If Wilders can push the narrative that the rest of the coalition forced his hand by blocking his immigration policies, perhaps he can win the election. However, considering that even the FvD was criticizing Wilders today that might be a tall order, even in the alt-right bubble.

If Groen Links/PVDA (green/labour alliance) can convince protest voters that the solution to their problems is to tax the rich and invest that money in social programs and environmental policies, maybe they can win the elections.

(Winning the elections in this context means becoming the largest party. Nobody ever gets an absolute majority.)

I haven’t used it myself, but I hear Bazzite provides an experience similar to SteamOS. Note that some competitive online games with kernel-level anti-cheat won’t work on Linux. Most other games should run fine, though.

Comedy:

• The Young Ones
• Red Dwarf
• Bottom
• The Office (UK)
• Coupling
• Peep Show
• Little Britain
• Roseanne
• 3rd Rock From the Sun
• Futurama
• 30 Rock
• Arrested Development
• Broad City
• Joe Pera Talks with You

Science Fiction:

• Star Trek: TNG
• Firefly
• The Expanse
• Battlestar Galactica (2004)
• Travellers
• Real Humans/Äkta Människor
• Foundation

Drama:

• Six Feet Under
• Breaking Bad

Anime:

• Golden Boy

Dutch:

• Rembo & Rembo
• Zaai
• Dunya & Desie
• Jiskefet
• All Stars

Code Monkeys

I could take or leave tofu, but I really like tempeh.

There are some large, internationally oriented companies where you can get by speaking only English. I’ve also seen more than one tech company hire programmers that don’t speak Dutch. So it depends on the industry.

If you want to get some perspectives from Americans living in the Netherlands, you could check out Itz Sky’s and Jordan Green’s channels on YouTube.

Things aren’t much better in The Netherlands. The PVV is part of the government now. The good news is that having to form a coalition with other parties, seems to have reigned in some of their worst tendencies. Also, their minister of immigration is a total nitwit that can’t get any sort of actual policy implemented. If they keep failing to make any kind of progress on this issue, hopefully they won’t do as well in the next election.

The party is called the PVV. Their racism is mostly aimed at Muslims, but they’re not a big fan of most other groups of immigrants either. Highly educated expats with a work visa largely get a pass, though I think there are some plans to limit their benefits.

The Netherlands, Germany and Scandinavia have all those things and people tend to speak English really well.

Other Debian-based distros with XFCE are going to be very similar, yes.

Xubuntu is going to install Snaps if you install some software through apt, though, which imo is kind of gross. That’s the reason I switched to Mint. But if you like Snaps, it’s arguably a better choice.

Debian might be slightly harder to set up. However, from what I hear, it’s easy enough for most people now.

If you’re already familiar with regular Mint, XFCE Edition is going to have the same key bindings, update manager and driver manager, so it should be slightly easier to use.

You could try Linux Mint XFCE edition. Comes with a more lightweight desktop environment.

It could happen, provided the cars are remotely piloted by a bunch of Indians.

Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists

I’m sure the aliens are really entertained.

Get Set Go - Suicide

Edit: Get Set Go - Die Motherfucker Die

To El Salvador!

vandalism

Surely you mean “terrorism”!

Parliamentary democracy with proportional representation, affordable healthcare, affordable education, great roads and infrastructure with lots of cycling lanes, shops near homes, better labour laws, more vacation days, maternity leave, social safety net, less gun violence, police trained in de-escalation, affordable phone and internet plans, more affordable healthy food options, more egalitarian culture, none of those pesky hills or mountains, surrounded by countries that make good beer.

Day of the Tentacle - PC

Deus Ex