Comments by "Denis Khafizov" (@deniskhafizov6827) on "The Lunduke Journal" channel.

  1. "Cleansing", "purging"... Amazing choice of words for a "diversity"-based ideology.
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  2. every Linux project that communicates via Discord had already signed their own incompetence
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  3. tldr; "Interacting with the Untermenchen defined by the US laws is a crime"
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  4. Sexism as well.
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  5. FYI Ian Murdok's death is still not investigated to this day. Yep, the one that stands for "ian" in Debian.
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  6. Haven't you told us a little earlier, that Linux Foundation has almost nothing to do with Linux already?
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  7. underrated
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  8. so, the C++ standards group basically locked themselves to enjoy their own toxicity
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  9. "My Computer" to have a completely different meaning
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  10. it's just smart wording and definitely not something stereotypically Jewish
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  11. 1 year without DEI: Linux Foundation purchases Chrome 2 years without DEI: Linux Foundation purchases Google 3 years without DEI: Linux Foundation purchases Alphabet
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  12. like the old joke about "Sorry, this password belongs to another person"
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  13. @joesalyers  Uhm... Lenin was quite honest in his bloodthirst, he widely used "dictatorship", "terror", "execute" etc. Doublespeak became more common at Stalin era, among with arguably the most liberal and progressive constitution of that time.
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  14. Or fall into the hands of sponsors.
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  15. was written left-to-right hence offended all the Hebrew-speaking and also considered as GOP psyop
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  16. why this person only? If this is a new c++ standard, they must ban everyone who had ever used the q-word, including themselves.
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  17. And any of your complaints will be considered something-phobic.
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  18. One day people will not participate in a special olympics of defining the age of a lineart character. But it's definitely not today.
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  19. tbh the relationships between nerds and their operating systems were always deeply trans-bisexual-bdsm-whatever else may come to your mind now with a humanoid mascot at least
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  20. What makes you say those policies are "illegal"? Just because they're racist, sexist, or chauvinistic in some other way? But if they are against the ordinary white males or some other Untermenchen caste, they must be perfectly ok.
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  21. What about the N-word? Still allowed for the privileged class only?
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  22. You're literally telling the journalists to quit doing what they are paid for and start searching for the truth. They will not.
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  23. Russian or Chinese people outside their countries - probably. But neither Russia nor China government will never allow existing of an open OS free from, e.g., telemetry, state-imposed encryption keys or classified code.
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  24. How about the sponsors' money? Had the woke gang taken them all, like the Godot one did?
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  25. >2k packages installed in an average linux system >each one generates a popup once a year Yes, this is definitely not a Pandora's box.
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  26. They're just looking forward to the future perspectives of cyborgization. With MS software, of course.
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  27. My commentary in support for you had just been deleted.
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  28.  @gargamel3478  just look at these persons and look at the people
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  29. isn't it just Firefox for Android?
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  30.  @qq84  Yep, if you can't set up any others. Which is exactly the opposite of what you'd expect from a Linux project maintainers
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  31. free and open and woke and dei
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  32. I don't need a list of genders, better provide a list of actual FF forks.
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  33. @LarsLarsen77  Except for one race.
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  34. OpenAI warns DeepSeek is doing all the same but cheaper
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  35. You're exaggerating the possible influence of a hypothetical (or even any of the existing) "Russian Linux". You can be absolutely sure that any operating system developed in Russia was, is and will always be filled to the brim with various backdoors, encryption keys, etc. that would make it open for any inspection or modification. Not only for FSB and security services of that kind, but also for any corporation or a gang or whoever that can collude with the formers. Consequently, the only ones that use Russian Linuxes are those who are forced to do that and can't refuse, like Russian enterprise or government organizations. And yes, these OS's never do much to remove the foreign vulnerabilities from the forked code either.
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  36. ​ @EstraNiato DEI
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  37. Actually, it's pretty convenient, at least for me, that desktop Linux is not that popular and thus it's not attracting various malicious activities. Let the bad guys stay focused on Windows, Apple and Android products.
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  38. bro just bought all the pokemons
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  39. If disabling journald is not an option you can at least create a small ramdisk and dedicate it for logging.
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  40. It's you who doesn't seem to realize that the plural form of those persons is never people.
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  41. ​ @kbz396  yeah why does everyone hate god objects they're so convenient
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  42. So, where exactly did all the white male core developers go? What company hired the most devs refused by Apple?
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  43. *his family
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  44. Everything must be tested in a sandbox first. Great if you have a spare PC to torture, but in most cases a virtual machine is much more convenient.
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  45. usually, Gnome environment used Epiphany (Web) as a default browser, KDE uses Konqueror... For most distros, Firefox is optional.
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  46. je suis Lunduke
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  47. Message to Lunduke: ANIME LOLI Lunduke: "We stay strong against the child p*** enthusiasm powers"
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  48. You may make a fictional Blackduke to check your theory. Or to have some fun at least.
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  49. next messsge from Linus: "opensource is too vulnerable for Russian witches, so we are closing and encrypting the kernel code"
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  50. @nominou6  didn't know they have something similar to AWS
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  51. For a professional victim like you or the guys that banned that dev, anything can be "extremely offensive", so why bother?
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  52. what about exporting FF bookmarks in HTML?
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  53. Bying by Elon didn't do a thing to Twitter.
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  54.  @zimtage1744  First, this means you have at least five times violated the TOS, creating multiple accounts for a same person. Second, and how exactly have you got your accounts back? And third, are you still able to see my commentary about my tw account getting banned?
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  55. @zimtage1744  As if I even had a follow list. I care for my 50k+ comments and discussions around them way more. And I can't possibly repeat them all even having years of trying.
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  56. They can easily fork a new conditional "Nickel" using the opensource Chromium codebase.
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  57. Looks like they've spent all the money left on something to sniff.
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  58. They would have to do the job then.
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  59. only 1,7% of applebois are not dei
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  60. There were no antisemitic outrage in the C++ community.... before this decision to ban a person for nothing was made. Should we then consider it as antisemitic itself?
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  61. Not until men realize they are actually a minority. At least among the voters. Hence they have to fight for equal rights to avoid duscrimination.
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  62. why not just call it MochaCode or something?
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  63. @LuizDahoraavida  LatText... oops, this may trigger another copyright issue
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  64. didn't know this Russian word got adopted by English
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  65. It's not a new platform it's just a Twitter's spore.
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  66. 11:55 I doubt you have the right to speak for EVERY jewish person. There's still a lot of liberal, feministic, professionally victim-like or straight up schizophrenic ones, as well as among any other nation. Some could easily think about and get angry with any given bs.
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  67. fr looks like a substitute for a "person I hate"
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  68.  @MadsterV  If you know at least one particular child suffering from that person - the phone is near, dial 911 and have fun. But if you don't - then you're just a slanderer.
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  69. This comments' section is alive with the sounds of klezmer.
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  70. Actually, it's pretty convenient, at least for me, that desktop Linux is not that popular thus not attracting various malicious activities. Let the bad guys stay focused on Windows, Apple and Android products.
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  71. tf is "software to work with cp"? smth like Adobe Premiere CP Edition? What specific functions does it provide?
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  72. @hyoenmadan  If he tried to make someone a monster, he should have found an actual person suffering. Until all his accusations are about animation style and stuff, it's not any worse than... dunno, Scott Pilgrim animated series. They all look like 5y olds, after all.
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  73. And what about converting the three year olds to anthropomorphic animals or intelligent warfare? At this point all the woketards become surprisingly uncooperative.
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  74. tl;dr you may not use Mozilla the way we may
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  75. Any person is a "pdf" if you push the consent age to 20s and beyond. Except for women, of course. No woman can be accused of any kind of a sex crime, because they're the privileged caste.
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  76. How come you're not banned from Twitter yet?
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  77. no wideband internet - no text notes
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  78.  @roberthentosh5635  losing control over /etc/init.d
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  79. There are no "trans rights". As well as "woman's rights", "rights of indigenous" etc. Rights can only be universal and equal; everything else is privileges for some and discriminations for all the others.
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  80. @RustedCroaker  >same but fron NSA don't worry, they probably remain I doubt people that work for Russian govt have both the expertise and will to uproot them
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  81. @bosshog8844  Like you don't know that most of these guys are just young men avoiding conscription with college study.
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  82. @bosshog8844  What exactly spectacular have you found in the Crimean bridges? Just a stockade of piers. No comparison to Millau, Øresund or Pingnan 3.
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  83. paid AI vi coming soon
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  84. fork FF someone FFS
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  85. ​ @kevinmcfarlane2752 Yes, that's exactly what I should formulate properly. No use in Mozilla-based FF forks. It's Mozilla itself that must be forked in order for the browser to develop.
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  86. How's that gonna help?
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  87. Wait... Since when is Linux kernel written in Rust?
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  88. So, basically you ban people solely for having their e-mail ending with ".ru", but when uour e-mail ends with "intel.соm", it is you who's banning whoever you want.
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  89. Actually, it's pretty convenient, at least for me, that desktop Linux is not that popular and thus it's not attracting various malicious activities. Let the bad guys stay focused on Windows, Apple and Android products.
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  90. Kids like Xi-816 teach me how to build an operating system. Grownups like Linux Foundation teach me how to kiss the diverse asses. Do people grow backwards?
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  91.  @kmg501  I can neither deny or admit something based solely on someone's subjective feeling of "being decieved". And I' m not even sure why may I need this. To protect the celibate of said lineart character?
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  92. imagine Google selling Chrome and buying Firefox
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  93. Yes, Linux is malware. Avoid it at all costs. Never try to install it on your home PC. It's only for the worst guys from the darkest corners of the Internet. Good citizens do not need it.
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  94. don't tell them what does FAQ stand for
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  95. Mothra+Godzilla, maybe?
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  96. Let's start with AI developers. Then walk away slowly.
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  97. If you don't pay for the software then probably it's the moneybags who will. And you know what trends do they usually support.
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  98. if Linux was made in 1920s and depended heavily on German market it would look totally normal to exclude all the Jews from it
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  99. LGBTInux
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  100. That's the point. While non-LGTV non-coloured non-female persons are not yet banned it's not inclusive enough.
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  101. That's the point. While non-LGTV non-coloured non-female non-trans persons are not yet banned - it's not inclusive enough.
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  102.  @atticusherodes6648  zounds of media open source ones privacy friendly ones independent ones decentralized ones etc who in the world would pick Discord instead of them?
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  103. @acmhfmggru  I don't care of any accounts banned since my own account got banned for no declared reason and not a single of my appeals was successful even in terms of getting the actual reason known, let alone of unbanning.
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  104. @acmhfmggru  I don't care of any accounts banned since my own account got banned for no declared reason and not a single of my appeals was successful even in terms of getting the actual reason known, let alone of unbanning.
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  105.  @acmhfmggru  My answer to your commentary was deleted.
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  106.  @acmhfmggru  Unlike twitter, YT prefers to not ban a person, but to screen their comments. Everything is under control, you just don't know the reasons behind it, and neither do I.
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  107. "lunduke" steadily becomes a keyword to quickly test any product for sanity
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  108. >>lunduke you ptotect child sex Looks like your attempts to vilify people with accusations like "software to work with cp" didn't help much, huh? Never try to please the pædofinders.
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  109. How about the context of Scott Pilgrim?
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  110. If I was a top manager of a company selling realtime OSes I would do my best to drown Linux in woke scandals and similar stuff.
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  111. I wonder how many comments here are AI-generated too.
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  112. @eternalinsignia In the US you won't legally get your equipment confiscated and yourself fined for using the "uncertified" encryption methods, according to the Article 13.6 of Code on Administrative Offenses.
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  113. @notuxnobux Suicide is an absolutely convenient assumption. Noone is to blame.
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  114. LGHDTV++ must suffice. They have already made up superior castes for all the letters in the alphabet (and not once) , so who cares about their order.
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  115. These AI bug reports have strange similarity with how the Twitter professional victims talk.
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  116. from privacy to piracy
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