Huh? The Python Stacktrace is great. What kinda fucked up library were you using that it prints the error code instead of raising an exception?!
Also don't think outdated library docs are a fault of Python ๐ In much the opposite way, I've found Python's standard library to be really great, reducing the number of random third party libraries needed. (Looking at you, JavaScript)
Because in this case, they literally do.
An ongoing gang conflict, between Foxtrot leader Rawa Majid and his former right-hand man Ismail Abdo, has resulted in a recent spate of violence particularly in Stockholm and Uppsala, targeting even relatives who are not themselves involved in gang crime โ or in some cases killing the wrong target entirely.
Do you think these two gang leaders are Swedes?
I mean, I think at that point it just becomes noise that you filter out. Ain't nobody looking at their phone for 2000 buzzes every day - when everything's marked important, nothing is important.
The system of integration for migrants failed in Sweden (as it was hardly even existent in the first place). That's the systemic cause.
The acute symptom of this currently is gang violence. That said, the symptom is like a cancer that runs itself, the criminal systems underpinning gang violence are now established and you won't get rid of them by being nice anymore.
So you have to fight both the symptoms and the causes... Which Sweden is beginning to do. Reinstating and hardening penalties for organized and violent crime to get rid of the acute symptoms, as well as stopping the inflow of non-European migrants to stop the cause.
The Swedish government didn't say they'll never take non-European migrants again, but it's clear the whole system needs a huge overhaul.
Whataboutism be like
There is no migrant violence in Ba Sing Se
3 people in 12 hours in one city was their last record. Gang-related killings have been steadily rising for years and they've currently reached a boiling point where dozens of people die every month just in Stockholm.
idk, how do I contact "the community" when I have an issue in the first place? All I know of is StackOverflow, and they're honestly toxic enough to make me never ask questions there in the first place.
You're telling me Fuckfuckmyfuckingass isn't your NSFW alt account??
Big thing about being based on Ubuntu is that the community support is the biggest. Any issue you find, you can google, and there's a 99% chance there'll be an answer for Ubuntu which can be applied as-is to Mint.
Absolutely wild take, the two are used in completely different contexts