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2026-09-02 19:07:50 UTC

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You seem the kind of guy that watches Metatron, remember when he wasn't a pol fag and his human history content was very enjoyable? I miss that sometimes.

2026-08-22 21:09:37 UTC

I wish there were more drunk people posting on fedi.

2026-06-14 19:53:50 UTC

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Yeah you can just wipe the headers and spare your time and also reduce the wear, specially now that NAND is about five times more expensive.

2026-06-14 17:56:25 UTC

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If the filesystem was encrypted beforehand I don't think it makes any sense to do what you're doing.

2026-05-12 16:08:10 UTC

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The ultimate goyslop drink.
Whenever I see someone drinking this shit it always comes to mind goyim Spongebob on his four eating slop off a dog bowl.

2026-04-12 06:16:39 UTC

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> Psychology is a depressing and every day as a human is psychological horror
Skill issue.

2026-03-25 19:32:30 UTC

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> I think it's been years.
No, this was an issue last year.

2026-03-25 19:23:20 UTC

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I just tried to install a regular kernel and it's not telling me that needs to remove Wireguard packages anymore, so probably somebody complained about it in the last months.

2026-03-25 19:08:54 UTC

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It'll probably give up after some seconds trying and unmount the directory, this behavior should be default, because making the whole system unresponsive due to I/O delays is not something that makes sense.
That being said and just as I was typing the above, I just remembered that the machine where I had this particular issue uses a realtime kernel. Why you might ask, I dunno, ask those mongoloids from Debian as to why Wireguard requires rt Linux rather than just shipping Wireguard with the regular kernel.

2026-03-25 19:03:27 UTC

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> In my experience hardware sleep and hibernate are usually broken, I wouldn't rely on them.
In many instances it is due to broken ACPI implementations, but it's sshfs what's misbehaving on this particular instance, not sleep, I bet the same behavior happens if you skip the sleep part entirely.

2026-03-25 08:37:08 UTC

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Try mounting a remote ssh directory, then put the machine to sleep, unplug ethernet and resume from sleep.

2026-03-25 06:44:43 UTC

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As long as the tunnel doesn't break, if it does you can expect needing to force reset the machine.

2026-03-24 07:58:33 UTC

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> I'm tempted to say you should lookup suicide rates in rural areas
I live in a rural area, with a christian/catholic majority, I know big towns have far worse suicide rates than here, people in rural areas are also more sociable and there's more of a sense of community than on human farms. Suicides that happened on rural areas were product of bullying and harassment, rather than lack of aid.
> You didn't ask family for help, you didn't admit it to family either. "Ideally" you killed yourself from overwork, or alcohol or something similar (if your particular kind of dysfunction permitted that) and avoided the entire question.
Tell me how is this issue any different from urban regions, specially when it's far harder to find functional communities in bigger cities.

2026-03-24 07:29:36 UTC

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If what you said was as true as you believe what does it make you think that there's that many people around that would be the proactive ones in trying to help the victim? The kind of person you'd expect would do that is a close relative or a good friend, and those are often the ones that the victim would ask for help as well, cultural shenanigans are imposed as a form of etiquette and hence why you don't nor should expect help from strangers and nobodies.

2026-03-24 07:17:31 UTC

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What cultures are you talking about exactly? Because it's not true on the West. If you're talking about seeking help from strangers then yeah, obviously strangers will show little to no interest in helping another stranger, on the West and on most other places, but that's a matter of expecting help on the wrong places.

2026-03-24 07:13:37 UTC

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You're missing the point I'm trying to make.
The problem I'm talking about is not people being unable to do it themselves, what I'm saying is that unless they show a bare minimum attitude or will to change you should not interfere, because they didn't reach a point where they understand why they need to change and how. I already said that helping them is fine so long they do the first step in seeking help, but even then you shouldn't do everything they ask on their behalf, because they will just build a toxic relationship where they do even less than they did and they depend on you for anything, I've seen that shit happening all the time, when it comes to depression you're your own worst enemy.

2026-03-24 07:07:30 UTC

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The spoon theory has nothing to do with what I'm talking about. What I'm saying is that you can't help a person that's unwilling to change themselves, and if you try you'll just waste your time.

2026-03-24 06:54:37 UTC

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Really shit advice though, if you help a depressed loser all you'll achieve is build a relationship where they start expecting you to show up to clean their shit all the time.
Never help these people unless they ask for help themselves and even then don't do stuff that they should be doing every time they ask for it, let them rot on their own misery, cure is something that only themselves can achieve and it starts with not having a self-destructive routine, if you interfere they have no incentives to change such routine.

2026-03-20 15:54:27 UTC

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cc @Pi_rat

2026-03-17 07:18:46 UTC

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I myself am far more interested in destroying their proprietary computers than to steal them.

2026-03-17 06:50:22 UTC

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Amazon has so many centers they probably don't even know the exact number, many of them are in fact trade secret and even their high-rank employees do not know they exist. Their more critical buildings are likely underground, you'd need bunker busters to hit them.

2026-03-17 06:44:49 UTC

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In fact they take security so seriously that if you go ahead and check videos documenting how they look like from inside, you'll see that there's tons of things and details that you'll be forbidding from recording.

2026-03-17 06:42:52 UTC

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You're not getting anything from a datacenter before cops show up because of the several layers of reinforced gates and (armed) security guard waves you'll face. Go and do some research about this, datacenters are not just random buildings full of servers, there's a lot of engineering and security onto the building itself similar to a military installation, they have the money to spend on all of that after all, and they predicted that people would be extremely pissed in the future and that terrorism would be a genuine concern.

2026-03-17 06:26:10 UTC

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You've not seen how's security on those datacenters, hitting a bank would be easier.

2026-03-10 09:06:14 UTC

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> it sucks to carry slop though, but as sally said, our goal is to make minimal changes to Linux to get an FSDG-compliant kernel
Yeah, I guessed it'd be this approach because that's also the same treatment Rust codebase gets even though can't be bootstrapped and every relevant compiler is proprietary, and the Rust issue is far worse and more concerning than garbage printer code snippets.

2026-03-10 08:44:59 UTC

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> Shoving code through a fancy distortion effects pedal equivalent doesn't make it suddenly not a derivative work.
You'll have a bad time proving that though.
> The copyright never changed, every single sample preserved its copyright and it is therefore necessary for the LLM to track every single weight involved in a given output and the works that contributed to that particular weight & transformer.
I'm a copyright abolitionist, if there's one positive thing to be said about garbage printers is that they make copyright enforcement difficult and while it might also hit copyleft projects unfortunately copyleft software is on the minority here, most software is proprietary, proprietary software is the bigger victim here about this problem.

2026-03-10 08:40:22 UTC

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> Note that it's perfectly feasible to create an LLM which does preserve and provide provenance information. It's imply not what the various projects and companies currently peddle.
I'd rather garbage printers were never a thing rather than try to minutia about them, they could probably be free software as well even though there's not a single example of that today, but that doesn't fix the many more important problems involving garbage printers from a design perspective.

2026-03-10 08:38:03 UTC

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Whatever garbage printer's output is can't be eligible for copyright in most countries either way because it wasn't printed by a person, and therefore there's no conflict with GPLv2, "provenance" doesn't matter when the code itself has no copyright attached to it either, the four freedoms are still there with such code and if it's a big deal you can study that code and re-implement it.
You'd have a better argument if you simply said the code is trash and no responsible project would allow it in their codebase, but so is many code written by real people and nothing's done about it.

2026-03-10 08:28:05 UTC

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Citation needed.

2026-03-10 08:19:47 UTC

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Why would you expect them to care about it in any way? Linux-libre is about GPLv2 compliance, nothing more, nothing less.

2026-03-10 08:16:44 UTC

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You can ask @npub1da4…hflj about it, but my guess is that they do not care about it unless there's factual and irrefutable evidence that such code breaks or makes GPLv2 enforcement inconvenient in any capacity.

2026-03-03 10:36:36 UTC

Let's remove nutrients and vitamins from food.
- Whoever's the retard that invented white flour.

2026-02-24 08:15:41 UTC

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Why do you waste your time with any password soymanager rather? Don't you know GPG and dm-crypt are a thing?

2026-02-18 11:12:05 UTC

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> How many of these millions collaborating would keep at it when there's an actual risk to them and how many would just slink off into obscurity like so many Nazi collaborators did?
> Some would keep at it until they get killed. A much larger proportion won't.
The numbers would probably get lower as bodies keep piling as that'd be one of the intended side effects of terror, but I highly doubt they'd still be low enough that the State would collapse, over 50% of these people must die, one way or the other, and it's not just the cops, but pretty much everyone employed by the government.
> As for terrorism, it's a meaningless word similar to crime. It doesn't count when the state does it and they get to define what is & isn't? Nonsense.
Not really, it's full of meaning. It's a form of psychological warfare that involves terrorizing through well organized, well directed acts of brutal violence towards specific social targets to cause unrest and destabilize the State. This is the only way governments can be dismantled today because nowadays they have the means and tools that make broad, big revolutionary social movements impossible, it's been proven many times that retards trying to organize into big hierarchical crowds to fight cops can't get shit done on the current day and age, they get cluttered with useless people, saboteurs and feds. Disorganized terrorist cells however can cause insanely high damage while staying in small groups, they are impossible to infiltrate and the only way they can be stopped is when they've already attacked, and they're not always caught, because chaos is their best friend and they do lots of that.

2026-02-18 10:54:45 UTC

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Social change won't come from revolutions from now on, but rampant terrorism, there's millions of people involved in keeping affairs as they are, and these people obviously do not care about changing affairs because affairs are literally benefiting them.
How would you deal with these people without making them drop dead? Genuine question.

2026-02-14 11:12:12 UTC

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If the government is your adversary then sure, they don't need evidence about anything nor a reason at all to try and get rid of you, they don't even need a court nor due process.

2026-02-14 09:12:39 UTC

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People has more of an issue with material evidence regarding those secrets than with others recalling secrets; If it can't be proven it's one's word against someone else's.

2026-01-30 15:25:19 UTC

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This reminds me that nowadays obesity seems to be beating starvation regarding abnormal nutritional health on the general population. The problem now seems to shift from poor people having no meals at all to poor people having dogshit slop as meal replacement, which slowly but steadily poisons their bodies and minds, specially if you add sedentary lifestyle because everyone's too fucking lazy to even keep themselves healthy.

2026-01-30 14:41:14 UTC

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Neither fent nor alcohol are expensive, and they're among the worst drugs.

2026-01-30 13:27:02 UTC

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I think it's far more likely poorfags can't sell their organs due to years or even decades of substance abuse, rather than malnutrition. Malnutrition is certainly bad, but it's nowhere as bad as alcohol at destroying organs, and lots of poor people tends to neglect their nutrition precisely because they'd rather get their daily fix than a proper meal with the little cash they have, if any.

2026-01-29 19:15:11 UTC

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> clowned domain
Y'all mostly a bunch of retards.

2026-01-27 07:40:30 UTC

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None of what you say here has anything to do with fascism.

2026-01-26 07:56:57 UTC

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Hard to treat something that isn't understood.

2026-01-26 07:31:36 UTC

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Yes, people understands what you mean when you call someone or something fascist, the irony here is that most do not know what fascism actually is, if they knew they wouldn't equate it current conservative bad government, because I can guarantee you, even the US right now is not as bad as OG fascism.

2026-01-25 09:54:24 UTC

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> The authoritarian jackboots are fascists as anarchists define them.
As an anarchist myself I can say from experience that there's a lot of incompetence and anti-intellectualism encroaching so-called anarchist spaces, a good chunk of them are good-for-nothing liberals whose general education involves Reddit, most of them do not know nor understand their political adversaries, and just as most do not care to understand them either, I suppose I'm the exception, unfortunately.
> They have not all been killed yet. I'm actually very puzzled at how few have.
I didn't say they were killed, many weren't, they just died of age, and upcoming generations didn't grow to become the same breed of conservatives their parents were.
Fascism is a very specific and very identifiable social, political and cultural movement that showed up the past century, not a single western nation today, no matter how authoritarian, comes close to be the same as those first. Many stupid people will start rambling about political and bureaucratic organization of governments to try and find similarities between fascists governments from 20th century and the ones we have today, they totally miss the point and are giving the wrong approach to reach conclusions, fascism has nothing to do with government or economical structure, to fascists those are just a means to an end, not a basis of their thesis.

2026-01-25 09:33:40 UTC

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A bit too late for that, most fascists died a long time ago. Now we have those that learned a few things from them and try to keep up if anything.

2026-01-25 09:24:06 UTC

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It's fine, they got buddies that can keep an eye on them at gunpoint. If their buddy dies either the doc murdered him on purpose or he's not competent enough to do the job, and his value to the State is none.

2026-01-25 08:27:19 UTC

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What makes you think they'd need their consent?

2026-01-01 17:44:24 UTC

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Brain and spine, the rest are safe, sicknesses considered.
Also go ahead.

2026-01-01 17:38:57 UTC

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I wouldn't mind if food is scarce, given I don't picture these being useful for anything.

2026-01-01 17:37:13 UTC

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Cattle whose only aspiration is to become compost when the supply chain collapses.

2025-12-29 14:28:31 UTC

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Women are still content on being tools of the higher-ups.

2025-12-28 09:04:26 UTC

Little to nothing boosts my disdain and disappointment in mankind as much as finding big soyence slop Jewtube channels I wasn't even aware they existed.
At least I can use these as examples why soyence degenerates bring about nothing positive to the table.

2025-12-05 11:14:58 UTC

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Soystem76 does a better job at running proprietary software than at running GNU/Linux, and proprietary software inherently sucks.

2025-11-23 15:44:23 UTC

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In my cases it lies calling it firmware, not that is free. As a matter of fact I can't recall a single instance of the kernel ever referring to software as free, almost as if the term was deliberately avoided.

2025-11-23 15:38:16 UTC

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Can confirm, every single Realtek NIC I've owned will bitch and whine about missing proprietary machine code but will work without it anyway.

2025-11-19 20:48:28 UTC

Imagine a proprietary soygame distribution company does a better job at designing a repairable desktop machine than that brand that claims to care about right to repair and then proceeds to release a desktop machine that has soldered everything.

2025-11-19 10:06:00 UTC

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That rings a bell. I should get Warcraft 3 again and get it working, it was a childhood classic.

2025-11-19 09:59:05 UTC

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I'm not sure which one I'm thinking about, because I only vaguely recall ever seeing a Swat game called Swat.

2025-11-19 09:51:54 UTC

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@[email protected] this game has a zombie mode?

2025-11-15 10:25:25 UTC

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I'm looking around but I can't see it. Which one is it? Let me guess, the most expensive one.

2025-11-15 10:22:55 UTC

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> Ayn Thor it’s a dual screen
Uh-huh.
> Android device
You almost got me sold there, such a shame and waste of hardware.

2025-11-08 11:25:32 UTC

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This goes hard, thanks.

2025-11-07 16:53:22 UTC

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To surprise of no one.

2025-11-07 09:21:05 UTC

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Pretty sure it's fake.

2025-11-07 09:18:49 UTC

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> Userscripts should be a built-in
Users must c00ns00m JewTube slop, not understand the machine. At least you can get ViolentMonkey on Gecko browsers, I believe that's not even thing with Chrome.

2025-11-07 09:09:30 UTC

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Example?

2025-11-07 08:52:30 UTC

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Nah, that sounds shit when discussing. Y'know who could come with a good term? Stallman.

2025-11-06 14:07:39 UTC

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How should I call it? Permatranshumanism? Sounds like a joke but so does permacomputing.

2025-11-06 13:58:08 UTC

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> This is similar to conflating "software" with "proprietary software". I'm sure you could see how that's disagreeable.
You're doing the exact same thing if you're conflating transhumanism with some form of hypothetical/utopian fantasy spin of it. If you're going to bring the take that transhumanism is somehow neutral go ahead and follow example.

2025-11-06 13:07:34 UTC

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Historical context matters, it's irrelevant what it was compared to what it is today.

2025-11-06 13:04:58 UTC

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Transhumanism is part of the consumer culture pushed by capitalist shenanigans, HRT is a business, trans people are moneyprinters for big pharma just like any other people that's chronically sick and needs meds to move forward like diabetes or schizos, and every other major business involved in in the whole process. Of course there's a plethora of think-tank studies funded by these groups as well as the medical consensus (enslaved to these capitalist interests) to push into normalizing hormone therapy, a therapy that was proven pointless almost six decades ago.
Do you think I hold a better opinion on general misuses/abuse of medication and drugs? I'm even against regular vaccination, because capitalists have been proven day after day there's nothing more important than profits and if it means making literally everyone sick and hopeless, then even better.

2025-11-06 12:56:35 UTC

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It's you who brought trannies and hormone crap into this thread, literally nobody else mentioned anything about it. It's almost as if allegations from channers about the pro trans crowd shoving themselves into every fucking topic and cultural group are often true.

2025-11-06 12:51:32 UTC

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Who fucking asked? Because I didn't, feel free to head back to Discord to discuss transgenderism.

2025-11-06 11:53:06 UTC

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Transitioning, specially in childhood.

2025-11-06 11:50:57 UTC

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> conservatives who call HRT a perversion of God's creation
I don't have a good opinion on HRT misuse but I don't need religious crap or morality to justify why I don't like it.

2025-11-06 11:46:30 UTC

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> Auditory information has considerable loss
Not a big deal.
> olfactory information is entirely lost
Less of a big deal.
> Additionally, it is trivial to deprive one of that information lastingly. A single accidental or "accidental" fire would do it.
If you don't keep backups then that's skill issue, the same argument could also be said regarding brain computers and big/strong magnets.

2025-11-06 11:39:19 UTC

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Diaries, sticker notes and photos can be used to recall or not forget important data.
cc @npub1mz7…fmt9 show us your monitor littered with sticker notes.

2025-11-06 11:33:23 UTC

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If you break your teeth or a limb's chopped off that's a disability, if you don't see the difference between fancy gadgets and healing/addressing a disability you should read more and post less.

2025-11-06 10:34:52 UTC

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> To encroach upon the agency of others in such matters wouldn't be acceptable, though.
I wouldn't need to do it, resource allocation will, if we're speaking about purely theoretical scenarios where nanomachines can self repair using your own tissue and other scifi stuff like that then fair enough, it's more close to Warhammer lore than reality.

2025-11-06 10:28:04 UTC

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> My brain is fundamentally incapable of very basic computation types even a plain 6502 could do. It is slow and unreliable. Deterministic evaluation can only be done symbolically, slowly and even then it is failure prone.
Takes only the deranged would express; your brain doesn't need to handle complex computation, specially when you have computers for that and there's no reason to shove a gadget into your skull to be able to do that.
> It is likewise unequipped for interfacing with information systems or external equipment in any meaningful way. Its extensibility is limited more than it needs to be.
Same as above, mankind reached this point without computers nor big data and if I have any hope in humanity we'll stay like this for the next million years, if capitalism is destroyed, that is.
How do you plan to make any of this scifi shenanigans be compatible with permacomputing? Because it's inherently consumerist, much like most modern computer tech that exist right now it's not sustainable. Why would a responsible society waste time, resources and effort in these gadgets?

2025-11-06 10:23:28 UTC

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> You call it pollution, but I do not subscribe to biochauvinism nor bioconservatism.
Too bad, I do.

2025-11-06 09:49:35 UTC

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What for? To solve what problem? Because unless you have some severe disability this is nonsense.
I'd rather die than pollute my body with disgusting tech gadgets, no matter how free they are, once you rely on these for your daily livelihood you're not free, they break and fail and leaving you crippled because you can't get shit done without them is dystopia fuel. These ideas have root on the current capitalist consumer culture and it's a big and heavy can of worms I'd rather was thrown as far away as possible. We'll see this happening, and it won't be pretty, even with so-called "open source" replacements that will legitimate the problem further like many disgusting "open source" projects that shouldn't exist in the first place.

2025-10-25 10:56:31 UTC

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Am I supposed to feel bad by these people? Because it's the opposite.

2025-10-15 18:52:59 UTC

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Because there's never been such thing as a "dictatorship of proletariat", the ones pulling threads always were a privileged class of bureaucrats that support hierarchies because it personally benefits them to control over masses, that's why information and censorship prevail regardless of whether a government labels itself as commie or capitalist.
Capitalism enforces censorship throughout class as well, because paywalling everything is a direct method to block away certain parts of society (poorfags) of having access to whatever, specially those that suffer the most and want to change the status-quo, and specially with information or knowledge as it's the bare minimum to push for a change or replacement, not even talking about spooks like intellectual property or copyright which are used for the same thing.

2025-10-12 17:00:12 UTC

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> Mastodonger.
> Spends more time blocking people they never interacted with than actually talking to people.
Almost every single time.

2025-10-07 10:40:14 UTC

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People does patch bugs that are reported and there's pull requests, the problem is those pull requests sit still for two years until they're merged.

2025-10-07 08:49:59 UTC

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> GuixSD and NixOS do not have that issue
True, GuixSD instead gets stuck for two years with broken and old packages that nobody will fix out of fear of triggering too many rebuilds, the lack of maintainers on Guix gives far more work than Arch.
I've daily driven Guix for six months and I got used to trying to install a package that turned out to segfault at startup or it was too old or built with missing features, this was exceptionally annoying with ffmpeg which lacked libsvtav1, something I use regularly.

2025-10-06 22:28:40 UTC

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I also use Debian on a server as a QEMU hypervisor where I run VMs for some stuff, but my main uses Void and Gentoo and I surely wouldn't trade either for anything else. That being said, I'm pretty sure Void is great for server shenanigans, some Raspberry I have runs on that and it's arguably the best thing you can install on a RPI.
> because reliably not exploding for no reason isn't part of the expectations relating to it.
There's many things annoying about Arch (less with Artix since you deal with openrc there) but surprisingly it doesn't break that often in my experience, that being said I did face regressions I haven't seen anywhere else.

2025-10-06 22:12:46 UTC

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Well now this is disappointing, not the fact you don't use GuixSD but the fact you're on Debian rather than something like Gentoo or Void. What gives?

2025-10-06 22:07:51 UTC

@npub1326…gzqx
Do you daily drive GuixSD?

2025-09-26 09:41:22 UTC

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Many other DEs and WMs also won't get in the way if you don't mess with them, that shouldn't be the standard. Xfce4 for example, which is what GNOME should've been, always works, it's so reliable in fact the devs don't even patch it that often.

2025-09-26 09:38:55 UTC

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KDE at least works with any init you throw at it, as far as I know, GNOME doesn't, which is why Artix is one of the many-to-come distributions giving up and removing GNOME from its package repositories.
GNOME is going its path to become an obvious red flag telling you the machine is running on top of soystemd.

2025-09-26 09:29:17 UTC

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Rather it's calling you stupid for using GNOME shitware.
It actually made me chuckle to see that non-soystemd distributions are starting to give up entirely with packaging GNOME because it's so shit and so soystemd-dependent nobody wants to deal with it.

2025-09-25 20:41:40 UTC

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Y'know what? Recommend me some good death metal bands, it's been a while since I checked that corner.

2025-09-25 20:35:56 UTC

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Say something nice about women.

2025-09-25 20:29:00 UTC

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Engage in sabotage.

2025-09-25 20:26:33 UTC

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Virgin wagie or chad self-employed?

2025-09-24 20:35:00 UTC

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Sounds like a bullshit NPC excuse to me when the same guy that ruined society with Reddit also did something else called RSS, way before Reddit.

2025-09-20 12:17:28 UTC

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Create a network bridge, give it an IP or two and add both the ethernet NIC and the WLAN NIC to it, then tell the WLAN NIC to broadcast an access point, everything connecting to that AP will be routed to the gateway, which is the shitty ISP router. You can do all of this with nmtui.