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2026-03-11 16:26:25 CET

i dont understand whats wrong with kubernetes people how does setting up some infrastructure become an actual hobby activity that can take up months? clearly you're doing something wrong?

2026-03-06 14:25:20 CET

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me when im wrong so now im just trolling

2026-03-06 14:18:21 CET

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yea, so does my own kernel cuddlesOS. can it do even 1% of the things most people do on their computers? a viable OS is not just something that can boot and run a few programs, lol. also this is technically wrong; templeOS does not run on arm64 or 64-bit riscv or loongarch, it is specifically amd64.
the issue is with drivers for all different kinds of hardware, like wifi, bluetooth, usb, gpus, sound, storage technologies, graphics ports, and so much more; as well as efficient scheduling, memory management, modern file systems, network stacks, security, event interfaces, virtualization etc. etc.. I don't think you realize how messy these things are and just how many dev hours go into developing them. a lot of the hardware is completely undocumented and the only reference you have is linux kernel code from the vendor or people who reverse engineered it. there are even instances of straight up proprietary drivers that were only provided for linux for which you have to clone the linux kernel interfaces to support them.

2026-03-06 14:05:35 CET

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that was more than 35 years ago, we're not in this age anymore. the landscape had already changed drastically enough just 10 years after linux was started for experts to consider OS dev a dead field https://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/utah2000/utah2000.html
this was 25 years ago and the situation has only gotten worse.
there is an insane amount of standards and hardware an operating system needs to support to be realistically viable, and the reason that linux has these things is because it started at an age where the field was simply different and then was developed continuously with huge amounts of enterprise and hobby support for decades into what it is today.
no, this is not something a competent hacker can pull out of their ass anymore.

2026-03-06 13:27:42 CET

if linux goes slop we will _so_ regret having put all of our eggs in the same basket lol

2026-02-28 20:13:56 CET

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i don't think ethics are conceptually bad or should be avoided altogether. there's a bourgeois version of everything. there's a clothing industry and an entertainment and art industry, a porn industry. all of these cause harm and suffering with how they are implemented in our society. yet none of these things are bad per se, they are all things that can be beautiful and enriching. but the question is whose interests they serve. i think ethics are fundamentally very useful, but they can, like almost anything, be used to perpetuate and protect the interests of a small ruling class at the expense of everyone else.
i think deriving ethics from first principles is not very useful for two reasons, first of all ethics are far to expansive and complex to be described by a few simple rules, and secondly most people who try this fail to account for the fact that they are not infinitely wise and cannot derive an entire field from scratch without prior input. usually attempts at doing so come across as uncalibrated at best and vastly contradicting common sense at worst. i think ethics are much better described by thinking and learning about it on a case by case basis than by abstract description.
imagine you don't know what a cat is and have to draw one. would you rather someone describe to you how a cat looks like, what physical features it has, etc. or show you a bunch of different pictures of cats in different poses to demonstrate the concept? it's the same with ethics.

2026-02-28 18:56:57 CET

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crazy how the government relies on naive nerds with an uncalibrated moral compass to get their evil shit done

2026-02-28 18:55:16 CET

military/secret service/opsec institutions trying to get autistics to work for them by offering them to do "fun nerd stuff" that gets people killed is literal grooming and it should be banned from unis

2026-02-12 19:41:20 CET

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first of all, trying to blame workers for their employer is a dead end and a reversal of responsibility. have some class consciousness.
in any case, we don't know if he still works at google, but there are speculations about him having quit a while ago. he had a very public and explicit crashout against AI shit.

2026-02-11 20:37:37 CET

lol DNI if you use agab terminology actually

2026-02-06 13:12:35 CET

just why would you want to monetize social media? if one of my friends says something interesting or funny I'm not gonna be like "omg bestie you're so cool and funny here's 5 dollars". what the hell. i give money to friends when they need it or ask for it not as a "reward" for a good post or whatever, can we actually not commodify social interaction maybe

2026-02-05 12:17:06 CET

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wasn't epstein also a cia blackmail operation tho

2026-02-05 01:18:29 CET

one thing that has always irked me about straight men is how attraction and respect are not correlated and often even oppositional for them. they desire pretty women but do not respect them. they respect smart women but do not desire them. they fear women who are both smart and pretty above everything else. i do not believe that earnest love can be built on that. how can u desire someone without wanting to treat her like a goddess.

2026-02-04 21:54:42 CET

using IDEs for what is essentially code generation isn't great, same if you have your IDE generate a lot of Java boilerplate or whatever and think that is a good solution. because you're not distributing the source, i.e. what you entered into your computer to create the program, but an already processed version of it, the output of another program. this is the easiest way to get unmaintainable spaghetti. it's obviously a spectrum and maybe fine for html but the philosophy of moving compilation/language tasks to the editor irks me
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2026-02-01 02:40:54 CET

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https://community.nodebb.org/post/102955
https://dansup-open-letter.github.io
https://dansup-open-letter.github.io/appendix/
https://archive.is/3r3HD

2026-02-01 01:14:37 CET

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loops is a proprietary, non-federated application

2026-01-27 18:45:32 CET

regarding the draft in germany: i'm not even a strict pacifist, i just think we're on the wrong side of history.

2026-01-27 02:27:15 CET

i was an openrc shill before i started dating its maintainer btw it's not conflict of interest

2026-01-25 18:03:26 CET

society is so broken that young ppl think work is unironically a bad thing when in reality we need to be doing something productive in our lives in some form, or else we lose our mind over time
but i think with how our economic relations are set up labor mostly causes despair and burnout instead of helping you grow and become more grounded in life like it's supposed to. modern society is also completely missing the balance with free time and leisure

2026-01-24 00:28:44 CET

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no, this is a general observation

2026-01-24 00:25:17 CET

being nuanced rarely means condemning both sides to the same degree.

2026-01-21 00:54:46 CET

@navi updated for 2026
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2025-09-29 22:59:45 CEST

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I feel like paradoxically any setup (not even just tech) geared specifically towards dating is bad for finding someone you truly vibe with.
Meeting someone in a casual context gives you a way better idea of who they are as a person (and if it's a hobby context, it also means there are shared interests already) than a context where they specifically try to present themselves as a conventionally attractive partner.

2025-05-23 16:08:00 CEST

i think radical GNU people are pretty cool actually
I'm just not a fan of how the -libre distros don't have proprietary software in the repos. I want my distro to manage all the software I install, and freedom includes the ability to, at your option, give up parts of your freedom ... I really like what gentoo does here with the LICENSE variable and package.license directory.

2025-05-10 03:37:04 CEST

i genuinely do not like snac from a code quality perspective. the design choices are very questionable, like the weird dynamic typing using a string thing

2025-05-06 15:45:02 CEST

wait aircraft carriers actually have nuclear reactors built in lmao

2025-03-26 00:35:50 CET

while reverse engineering, the eternal question of
"am i misunderstanding what the code is doing or is whoever wrote this really fucking stupid"

2025-03-17 17:21:44 CET

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my mom is a tankie because she told me to go to bed

2025-03-17 17:14:00 CET

the irony of having "tankies dni" next to the antifa logo when the antifascist action was started as a campaign by the KPD (communist party of germany) in 1932
I seriously dont understand people's definitions of tankie? Originally it was meant to be a slur for people who supported the use of tanks against the population i.e. in the GDR in 1953 (which is obv. completely indefensible)? But then people also use it to mean "communist" in general? anyone who sympathizes with the USSR or Cuba or China or something? A Stalinist or Maoist? a Leninist? are Trotskyists and Luxemburgists tankies? I don't understand where people draw their line lmao

2025-03-14 02:26:11 CET

human skin colors are all so lame, when r they gonna make green and blue people

2025-03-13 15:20:24 CET

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there's been quite a few pregnant men actually

2025-03-11 14:13:38 CET

I'm sorry, how delusional do you have to be to think that there aren't tons of alt right fedi instances? but sure, almost none of them run mastodon

2025-03-02 05:45:33 CET

framework should make a phone
my phone camera sucks but i don't wanna buy a new phone just because of that (it'd create unnecessary ewaste) i wish i could just upgrade the camera individually, that'd be a dream

2025-03-01 05:01:05 CET

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why is it that any time majia or david or tomato reply to me there's always these people in my replies

2025-02-25 14:34:36 CET

ouppy sounds like a type of fish

2025-02-24 20:17:39 CET

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okay and what the fuck is the alternative? burning your fucking car? selling it to someone else so now someone else supports fascism?
do you realize most people can't afford simply throwing away their car and buying a new one like a plastic bag
shit ass pseudo leftist take focused on aesthetics instead of material conditions

2025-01-12 12:50:11 CET

> People doesnt use crappy laptops anymore
yes we do
> Most people will buy a console if they want to play games though.
no.
> In that context, nobody cares anymore about bloat.
yes we do
> this has always been like this
shit appeal to history & it's also not true, software is getting worse much faster than affordable hardware can keep up with
> Could the world be better if everyone used pure C and assembly?
bloat is caused by unnecessary bullshit, not by programming languages for the most part. not adding a 3d animation when someone scrolls your fucking website isn't witchcraft.
besides, there are a couple of modern and convenient languages that can easily keep up with and beat C's performance characteristics. and a plethora of languages that simply get the job done without exploding your computer, it's just that sometimes people simply choose the slowest tooling available. again, not the focal point of the problem tho.
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2024-08-17 12:52:03 CEST

physical keyboard with emoji support (it has a key for every single emoji)