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[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 3 weeks ago

Ran Debian stable for about 15 years. Worked great for my needs

[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Yemen is criticizing Vietnam?

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[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Does this mean those companies' operations in the region, or globally?

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[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago

I remember that....it's a shame people couldn't just accept RMS isn't perfect. Always looking for any reason to defend him

[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

cybercracker

hahaha I'm using that from now on

That sub is normally trash, true. But, there's another thread about this topic that's a bit better.

distro I use (void linux)

How do you like that compared to other distros?

[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago (3 children)

To be fair, there was another thread discussing the same topic, and many people were calling out the vaxry, and pointing out the amount of brigading going on. Once any topic like this is brought up, the worst type of people come out......

 

Latest foss drama. Consequences of your actions........

the /r/linux subreddit thread about this is as awful as you would imagine.

The SJW's are coming for your toothbrush!!!-

 

This is about a month old, but this distro is now released. It's a completely independent distro from China.

 

Chimera is an interesting new Linux distro with no systemd, BSD utils instead of gnu, and other unique design choices.

Reading about it on lobste.rs, the developer (or one of them) commented:

"

why does every other linux distribution exist? most of them provide far less added value compared to the others, yet nobody questions their existence, perhaps because they are fundamentally uninteresting

it’s always a combination of many smaller factors

i just wanted to make a well-rounded and somewhat opinionated system without cruft or sketchy parts, but still featureful and generally usable (no suckless junk), with a low-maintenance but high-correctness package build system and infrastructure, no systemd but taking service management and everything around it seriously (there are exactly 0 other non-systemd distros that do that), easy to bootstrap, architecture-agnostic, and hardened (as much as possible without introducing visible breakage or significant performance loss; the only “linux distro” that really takes this seriously is android, and that’s not general-purpose)

none of the individual choices like userland base or libc or whatever are goals in themselves, they are a means to an end or just the most obvious thing given the circumstances"

 

Interested in hearing everyone's experience using alternative phone OS's. Have you ever used Lineage or Graphene, Pursim, pinephone? Was it good enough to replace your android/iphone?

[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 3 years ago

"we must stop letting Russia define the terms of the Ukraine crisis"

Isn't the west defining the terms when it backed a coup that lead to the rise of fascism, the glorification of Bandera, and the murder of civilians in eastern ukraine.

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"It is important to recall, in this regard, that five of the eight members of the Horkheimer circle had worked as analysts and propagandists for the U.S. government and national security state, which “had a vested interest in the continuing loyalty of the Frankfurt School because a number of its members were working on sensitive government research projects.”

[–] whoami@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 3 years ago

I had read a little in the past about how the CIA funded literary magazines (like the paris review) in order to spread western ideology globally in opposition to the ussr.

This is along the same line of thought, the us and corporate backers funding anticommunist left philosophers to focus on everything besides material analysis and class struggle. I knew a little bit about this before reading this article, but some of the specifics are really damning. The story of Walter Benjamin is heartbreaking.

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As for what I think, even if this is true and the AI is sentient, I look at it like I do every other scientific advancement under capitalism: something that is potentially really useful will be taken advantage of by all of the wrong people

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