Comments by "Pottenger\x27s Human" (@LTPottenger) on "The Lunduke Journal" channel.

  1. This is more like a sanction against ourselves.
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  2. Fire everyone who knows anything, then wonder why your project fails.
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  3. Jobs that made 200k in the 90s swooped down to 60 in no time due to h1b. It has made tech industry and even medical industry pointless to enter
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  4. Running it just like the rest of modern corporate america, like criminals.
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  5. And what people don't realize is the most important aspect of C is the portability. What language lets you have a compiler on every platform in existence, even the tiniest ones. Are you going to get rust compilers onto all these 8 bit and 16 bit platforms? It is gigantic.
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  6. The problem is it's not used as a code of conduct but code of politics and code of personal life.
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  7. They are doing better on this front than people realize. Lithography is an ancient and out of date technology and will be replaced soon and then the only thing that currently holds them and others back is gone and you will have very advanced stuff possible. If you can call 28nm outdated, it is more than good enough for advanced computing and servers (especially on a risc architecture) just not gaming. But I welcome a hard fork after the current nonsense. I would much rather be spied on by another country than my own plus corporations, especially as the politics here become more and more of a problem.
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  8. Also I would say they are not banning conservatives, they are banning anyone normal in any way. If you don''t want to give cats the vote, you're not conservative just sane.
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  9. The fight against everyone with a shred of normalcy continues.
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  10. The reason these items exist for websites is for exactly this case, so you can''t defame people anonymously.
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  11. Wow, it's amazing how software has fallen apart in such a small time. They will get rid of anyone who is not ze lunatic like them.
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  12. Supposed security and privacy browser that doesn't support yubikey, nothing of value lost.
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  13. Linus has mentioned long lasting bugs not being addressed before, I wonder who by (seems to not be the linux people itself). Sounds a lot like intentional backdoors.
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  14. The fact he thinks those are bad things shows he loads his operating system directly from the tv
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  15. The government is the one we need a guarantee of privacy from in the first place. If I was doing real crimes I would not trust anyone else's program for anything.
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  16. eurostan doesn't jail people much except for political crimes like normalcy and so on
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  17. BTW since posting here I have suddenly had two comments deleted for "hate speech" though it does not show what the comment is. Completely ridiculous how the net and tech industry has become.
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  18. And how are they not all in jail? This country is not even at Nicaragua levels of honesty
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  19. Now we need a way around the UEFI travesty
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  20. A little over 55k a month in corporate money taken in or about 666k per year. Hmm. A good take away is to see what the corporate world thinks of us and keep that in mind when giving them our hard earned money.
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  21. Is it leftist politics or just tyrrany? Nothing about these guys is anything like Kennedy and even Stalin would blush.
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  22. What a sick world we live in, and these people are criminals.
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  23. FFS stop using fb and meta. When will people learn?
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  24.  @nullid1492  Yes you can and it would be stupid to kill these platforms
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  25. Going to a russian distro is making more sense, get rid of american corporate of gov back doors for starters (which is why they started their own version in the first place). Also, the previous junta did things through executive orders that would have made a medieval king blush. PS in my noncorrupt totally free america half a dozen of my responses already disappeared below this lol
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  26. Well he could wind up essentially owning mozzilla and that would be a great outcome. Maybe he could get all of the lunacy out and make software that actually works.
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  27. That they stop existing
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  28. Weirder and weirder how the corporate world turns.
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  29. Paranormal levels of incompetence? lol
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  30. They need to have jail time for anyone who collects data on users without need due to purchase or who spreads or saves it. This planet is such a joke.
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  31. These groups are inclusive towards everyone except the actual users and what they actually request.
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  32. And you can't trust the woke crew with your privacy, they will do all they can to 'expose' anyone who disagrees with them.
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  33.  @retrocomputing  oh, what will they do to me on my machine ion america and with open source code? It is laughable how people worry about being oppressed by some guy a million miles away when you are already oppressed in your own country
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  34. Next up: meat eaters, car drivers. Already legislating against us on that front.
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  35. Along with every other 'american' corporation
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  36. Also deleted a lot of nutritional stuff believe it or not. Magical deletes with no history have become very common.
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  37. When the C4 game engine closed it really screwed me over and I lost years of work. Some of the guys wanted to make a new engine to replace it. I came out and said I would pitch in but only if it was windows only to start (there was this giant laundry list of features that would take ten years to complete PLUS on windows, mac and linux). That way at least something would work. The guy proposing this (who was not even much of a C++ programmer) launched into some amazing tirades so I just quietly ignored that stupid idea from then on. Then someone brought up Godot, I looked into it and it was basically stupid and pointless so I rejected it. This same guy went all in on Godot and went nuts for it and saying he wanted to be part of the engine project and so on. I would not be surprised if this guy is one of the people behind all this. Pretty hilarious yet sad stuff, amazing what a shirtshow gaming and the tech world in general have become.
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  38. What do they need with all this revenue, exactly? It seems like money and corruption go hand in hand especially when it comes to nonprofits.
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  39. If you aren't in a 'protected group' your lawsuit won't go anywhere.
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  40. Been going on a long time now it's just open.
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  41. They aren't the real devs they've just taken it over. I doubt they are fit to hold his pocket protector.
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  42. At this point going out of business is the best thing that could happen. Then someone could clean up this mess and make a good browser out of it again. Until it goes the forks will have all the nonsense snuck back in with every release.
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  43. Yes the gpl is kind of stupid in ways anyhow. I will just release everything public domain from now on, if I ever release anything new that is. Especially if the license ties you up with the growing insanity of the USgov
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  44. What's beyond linux now that the enturdification has begun
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  45. And that is the point - destruction.
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  46. It's corporate backed and permanent, if they did not push it this way it would be another. Once they have the money they are owned.
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  47. Exactly what happened on all the gaming and programming forums in the late 2000s and we see how well the gaming industry has fared. All the people who actually liked RPGs and strategy banned and all the snowflakes put in charge. All the people who could actually program banned and the clowns taking over the forums.
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  48. They need to be forced to pay it back
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  49. The fight against goodness and normalcy continues. And yes I remember the phrase as soon as I learned to program in the late 80s. Pretty easy to debunk 1998 claim due to FreeBSD.
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  50. Then they should make their own projects from scratch instead of using their tainted work and ideas. Case closed.
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  51. Oh boy, I am stuck on fedora since it is the only thing that seems to work. And here's the real AI purpose: your own personal spy, simple telemetry not enough for pig brother.
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  52. They don't have any good intentions
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  53. Also listen to how they use 'inclusivity'. What they mean is 'easy' which is not only so insulting but shows the real agenda: control. Locking down the user and you get what you get. It amazes me how locked down GNOME is, for no real purpose, and this has been spreading out from there in the guise of making things easier.
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  54. A new form of microaggression
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  55. If they can they will make it so all software must have gov approval like they are trying in EU then open source is cooked
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  56. What a joke.
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  57. All the corporations run the same playbook now, and anyone taking their money will be chosen for promoting their ideas. Which are a thin skim of pandering on top of a big mountain of control, exploitation and privacy violation.
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  58. He is getting old anyway, and so is everyone else reasonable. We will have someone like devault running things after he is gone and then it will not be trustworthy and probably won't work that well. It is already much less stable than 25 years ago when I first used it
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  59. They spend more time weaponizing the software than anything else, and can care less how useful it is for you
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  60. Looks like my comment was deleted, too funny. Intel has been going the wrong direction a long time and there is no easy way out of this corner they painted themselves into. This is not a 1 year mistake but a 20 year mistake.
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  61.  @crowe6961  People who ask these questions are just looking to report whoever responds, they are that sad.
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  62. You don't understand what free software is at all then. Godot has been a corporate project a long time before all this happened, ignoring everything the community wants and not even merging obvious bug fixes made by the community. That's why a fork is needed otherwise it's just another useless, barely useable corporate bloatware project. This is also the issue with Mozilla, and why there's about 50 forks starting up for firefox and attempts to make whole new browsers from scratch.
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  63. Normalcy derangement syndrome. Truth aversion syndrome.
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  64. "science"
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  65. Because they do want it to end, taking everything over and tanking it is the purpose of these operations.
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  66. Some lawsuits against these companies would be great. It has completely ruined software. At least I used to be able to rebuy maya or photoshop if I wanted and skip if not. If I had accepted subscriptions I can't even imagine how much I would have paid over the last 20 years or so.
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  67.  @oraz.  you're not making any argument at all and probably being disingenuous
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  68. Tim Cain the fallout creator, doesn't pull all this BS, for example. It's not about who the person is.
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  69. The more training wheels you put on a language the more it encourages bad programmers. An overrun/underrun safe module made in C with extensive checking is really all the memory safety you need. Unfortunately many people will try to use memory directly in C on the fly which is fine for most purposes but not for security purposes. As for trying so hard to prevent leaks in the language itself it's just stupid. You need to have real checking and more importantly cognizance or you are bound to get much more serious errors than that.
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  70.  @TAV-j3h  yes and they would all come from thin air with 5+ y experience then
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  71. Because people don't want to be controlled but stop using the sites that control them. Duh
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  72. They always ban harmful chemicals right after the patent expires.
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  73. I would skip straight to a lawyer.
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  74. It's performing the desired task
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  75.  @firstsaveamerica  Then you should dump godot then lol
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  76. Tell them when their computer gets slow. You can save that old laptop from the landfill and keep using 10 more years. It's amazing how people will struggle with a barely working laptop when all they do with it is some internet and photos.
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  77. There badly needs to be a hard fork of firefox that just gets rid of all the bloat and stops taking their updates.
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  78. IPV6 also has an exploit to make something from outside appear as localhost
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  79. Going faster and more impactfully towards irrelevance. But to be fair I am guessing most of their employees have a negative influence on development speed.
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  80. They've always mostly been marketers, even if they did not realize. Get something spicy and good luck putting it on TV, only big money interests get a say in what people see.
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  81. Their affiliation
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  82. Just in time to fill out millions of mail in ballots
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  83. librewolf garbage doesn't even support yubikey. I use zen for now but looking for something better. I don't want blockers and nonsense I just want real security and no content theft/harassment/scraping
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  84. And if you say otherwise it's the gulag
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  85. Open De Vault!
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  86. This sounds more like a direct back door. It is irritating the nonsense that is put into OSes by default that should absolutely be off on desktop and for most servers as well.
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  87. 99% of everything already written is never read or just wastes people's time when they do lol
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  88. WOW what insanity.
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  89. sure it does, cool story bro
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  90. That's what I did. IQ threshold too high for that.
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  91. ReiserFS actually worked and didn't do weird stuff, though the bad man did do some bad things to contributors.
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  92. The money goes to the meds and execs. And who cares how cheap if it does not work
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  93. It's cooked, we really need something truly independent and neutral.
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  94. If you have the hardware and software profile it's almost as good as name and address. That is the main thing they want and if you turn it off they still get it. Also hilarious since these projects never listen to any single criticism no matter what, especially these guys.
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  95. don''t be evil, transcend it and go beyond
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  96. twitter with the censrship returned
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  97. yes so coincidental
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  98. Why work for things when you can weasel them for free?
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  99. Everything does which is the problem. Especially all your food and most especially grains. All the farmland is contaminated.
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  100.  @rancidbeef582  Yes they tolerate everything but the bible and normalcy
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  101. Except instead of silencing the fringe they are silencing the majority so even worse
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  102. Delete all the talk about the trmp attempt before it actually happened and the guy who was really the body donor afterwards.
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  103. Can you even undo it once done? You will have this oddball language in there forever and almost impossible to maintain.
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  104. He and no other president ever did so no. Duh.
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  105. Time to give it a trillion dollar fine and sell it off to pay the debt
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  106. They should be fined the entire salary of each possible discriminated position
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  107. Tracking data is just the same, they can deny all they want but that is the only reason to turn it on before you even view anything. Now they have your profile and you're tracked and identified and advertisers and governments know exactly who you are.
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  108. People are coming down on linux for this but this is no way to develop anything. Constant updates don't even work for the most silly application let alone for an OS or web browser that is extremely sensitive to changes due to security issues. If someone is smashing in huge amounts of code to update tiny issues it's just unworkable and if the file system requires these large changes regularly then it's just not ready for use.
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  109. Let the other people using notepad write for you, what can go wrong.
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  110. I used SUSE way back in the day and it was great. Then they turned it to garbage, and then they went uberwoke.
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  111. I'm sure that''s why we 'need' an AI chip on the computer, too. What a joke.
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  112. Thanks for the totally true wikipedia truth box lel
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  113. All I know is that in Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, the cybernetic societal trait gave excessively unbalanced police power to suppress drones.
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  114. Every party loves cybertyrrany but it has gone to a ridiculous degree
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  115. They should be sued out of existence for this
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  116. They listened to customers which modern software devs refuse to do every single time.
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  117. I don't use Arch, btw.
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  118.  @aldude999  probably the plan
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  119. IPV6 also has an exploit to make something from outside appear as localhost so combined these together and what do you get?
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  120. You can't tell me they need even half a dozen full time programmers. They do need some hosting and backup and so on but give me a break. There have to be a hundred programmers who could do the whole project themselves given some support and hosting.
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  121.  @davidsantana4276  it was great and turned to garbage wonder who's to blame
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  122. These standards organizations are a real big problem, especially when it comes to security. I noticed javascript added tracert a while back. What legitimate purpose would the user have to allow this running from a web browser? All the bs about privacy and it can be cut through by a line of javascript code.
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  123. Don't they have the same responsibility as a corporation to not squander money? Moral hazrd or whatever it is called? Not that modern corps seem to care either and waste endless money on activism/anti normalcy
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  124. I think AI is great for generation of art and could be great in some cases for voice. For example in some game dev stuff I've done I make several animations and characters and blend them together in various ways. This is technically AI and that's all these art generations really do. Most art is already garbage that copies other people or is digitized from real images anyway. But this will always look like garbage compared to what even I can do let alone a real artist. The point where it is scary and dangerous is they want to push AI onto you for your taxes, for computer settings, stuff like that. That is what this is really about and what has to be stopped. That is why I am (trying anyway) to move to linux, though my new motherboard or 8400f CPU does not want to do this.
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  125. He can at least protest and take then to court then lose. Instead he says a whole country is evil and that 'free' software is totally government owned.
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  126. I'll install chinese software before I use modern MS or adboe software stealing my every keystroke for corporate profit. And so should anyone who makes their living through creative or technical means. Things have gone absolutely insane.
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  127. He is the typical male feminist just like gaiman
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  128.  @MyAmazingUsername  You're not as bright as you seem to think
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  129. Why fork a piece of garbage
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  130. Oh they did? Worked out great for king george when he made a small tea tax
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  131. That's why accepting corporate money is poison. They don't want these projects to succeed and they don't want privacy or security.
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  132. Thank you for freeing us for tyrrany. Also thank you for saving all my app passwords on my phone without permission and scanning my face every 2 seconds.
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  133. Why do you think they promote these things so hard? Especially self driving cars, nothing could go wrong there.
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  134.  @cavalieroutdoors6036  It doesn't under law, it is made against them
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  135. Almost every motherboard has wifi so this could easily be a problem for many desktop users especially combined with other security issues in ipv6. You actually have to pay more to get a non wifi board and distros all seem to have wifi turned on by default, which is stupid if they care at all about security. Since we don't really control hardware we actually can't ever be sure what wifi is doing. I would not be surprised if this was slipped in by an alphabet agency or even foreign group.
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  136. straight from ccp
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  137.  @TuhljinTampergauge  that's the plan then the whole country is taken over
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  138. Why doesn't the foundation make an OPEN SOURCE and INDEPENDENT browser?
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  139. They are trying to make it so there is no option for anyone who wants privacy and they have succeeded fairly well. At this point I am considering chinese or russian may be the only way to get privacy from us gov and corporations
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  140.  @andrewkoster6506  The gov already has everything in US open that is not the issue. Being covertly surveilled is unavoidable. Being overtly harassed and stolen from is the issue and this is what is happening here
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  141. It is. If they have the profile they will sell it, and then you are associated with the profile which essentially has your name and address. That's all that's needed and why it is so egregious that the OS or browser fingerprints. They have it all.
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  142. All for 30 billion pieces of silver.
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  143. Is one of the programmers named Evan? Maybe you have a fan
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  144. If you just use it for email and browser linux is infinitely better most people just don't know how to set it up and most PCs come with windows. Games are the main thing that hold people to windows, but since most people use steam for games anyway this doesn't matter as much any more.
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  145. An OS is not malware
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  146. you open source ones that have the us backdors removed
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  147. It uses less memory
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  148. I am sure it's policing us on the comments, too. Or worse.
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  149. EU wants to force all software to be ''registered' to be legal
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  150. wrong
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  151.  @Winnetou17  I just needed nomodeset for my graphics card in the init. Once I could have both set up at once it was a snap
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  152. They need some exception for archiving, even if it's not visible today. No rewriting history should be allowed.
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  153.  @em_the_bee  imagine thinking nanoparticles in your blood is fine.
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  154.  @Kananaboo  Build it into the case, you could fit more than that
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  155.  @nazgullinux6601  because that is in line with their policy. If not he'd be fired long ago
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  156.  @Nellak2011  Have you written entire graphic system or OS from scract? Oh wait no. So your opinion doesn't count.
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  157. Accident in the reactor itself is nothing compared to fuel storage going up, orders of magnitude higher. If/when fukushima goes up or if they set one off in the war then it could wipe out a billion or more.
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  158.  @EscepticoHumanistaUU  Putin never tried but the other side did. And it can still happen as with fukushima, which could go any minute since they can't get the fuel away
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  159. Just try criticizing the shtty sherman tank, I did years ago and still get occasional enraged private nobody comments about what a bad man I am
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  160. I would at least like to see HONEST history for wikipedia, which has done a lot of magical deleting in recent years with no history. Don't really care about most of it.
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  161. Pascal has simple modules which makes it waste less memory. C is not as good and can bloat up. C++ really bloats like crazy especially with programmers who don't know what they're doing which is most of them. I think you could get faster than C in C++ if you make the effort and have discipline and even faster with a little asm here and there but in practice if you import a bunch of garbage libraries and have a large project with many modules you will be not 1.5x slower but more like 3-4x slower than C. And since you are forced to use libraries to get anything done you can only do so much. I'm a little surprised java is only 2x slower than C which is amazing. Java is a great language and the JRE is super optimized though. Funny because this is a situation where on a large project the C++ project is probably 2x slower than C. Or even 3x or 4x. Making it slower than a Java app. Crazy! Don't know much about Rust but maybe I will look into it. Pyhton and Ruby are both POS in every way so no surprises. If you want to script just use perl,
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  162. Pretty sad when free software bans people for thought crime. Never would have thought it would come to this.
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  163. Linux is not Unix. Unfortunately.
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  164. When it comes to corporate theft and botting it's only beginning and this is what they want.
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  165. What's better?
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  166. What organization to run? What a joke it is to think a corporation is needed. What's needed is coders. Since all the coders on Godot don't code for jack and never do what anyone wants then they are no use anyway.
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  167. Open sores needs some kind of user voting for each of the stupid additions they bring out.
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  168. Big shock. AI is a scam for stealing content and censoring more than anything else.
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  169. Let's hope it does we desperately need a new alternative
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  170.  @NiffirgkcaJ  yt goes by its own rules until lawsuit happens. Someone trying to do this with code or book written and published already will be in for a world of punitive damages.
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  171. It was always like that you just believed the lies
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  172. I like GIMP these days hopefully it does not fall off a cliff like adobe did
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  173. I've tried several and had issues with each, but zen seems to be doing well.
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  174. Legally white men have zero protection but everyone else does
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  175. Back in the early 2000s some forum wackos like this started to appear and constantly shut up anyone who actually knew anything. Who would think it would get to this point, anyone competent who doesn't want insanity is pretty much banned from tech.
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  176. The activists are just another wing of corporate degradation designed to lock down software users.
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  177. These NGOs need to be broken up and banned from reforming. They have ones that affect the churches as well which is why we have the current insanity with catholic church.
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  178. Maya is the only adobe product worth using any more and given their terrible practices I would choose Free CAD over AutoCAD if I needed it and it was at all possible. But in general adobe is a decayed mess of outdated and scammy products at this point.
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  179.  @JohnnyThund3r  Autodesk was bought out by adobe.
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  180. don't use anything based on ubuntu
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  181. legibility and simplicity are also important and rust also fails there. It is a good language to write a web browser or ssh server otherwise it's stupid.
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  182. They'll just wait til trump is out and reboot the whole thing. If they every stop at all.
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  183. Zizian vegan computer science cult comes to mind
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  184. Thats meant to be 9.9 /1.0
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  185. You can't make up your own definition that no one previously or currently used so no you are objectively wrong and should not be allowed on the net let alone impeding software development.
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  186. And everyone is a far right conservative except xer and xim. The zizian vegan cult is a group of supposed 'high intelligent' computer scientists, they are the kind of people behind this stuff
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  187.  @elpapichulo4046  specail internships for non colonial females. Duh
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  188. ministry of truth has spoken
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  189.  @Winnetou17  The CPU can cause problems in linux if it is newer. It is not high end but my concern is that it is newer and I specifically wanted a CPU with no GPU built in. It seems like it fails in the video but that makes zero sense because an rx6600 should be fine on any new linux. I also tried install with an old nvidia 260 but got problems there, too. I can install debian OK but when I log in I get some errors about amdgpu cannot init then it never goes into the desktop. I installed without the desktop and I was actually able to log in and everything was working. I thought it may be USB or WIFI issues, but I was able to install from USB and boot without desktop. I'm also able to get updates from the mirror using the non WIFI connector direct to the modem. So I am not sure what else it can really be. I'm going to set them up side by side so I can try things will looking stuff up on the web at the same time and maybe then I will finally make some progress. Or I may have to wait for the CPU to get supported if that is the issue. It was only released in april so could have an issue. That or the B650E chipset but I would think they'd support that by now.
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  190.  @Winnetou17  debian was the only one that would go live the others all hang. There's a lot of things yet to try but I have to set it up to do it while I have web access or it is just too slow going one by one. Thanks for the input though!
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  191.  @AClockworkHellcat  They say they are, doesn't mean it's true.
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  192. Also apple is the only phone that complies with all of china's spy demands, so it scans constantly in infrared, always communicating with bluetooth even when off and on and on. Everyone should smash their iphone is it basically a spybot.
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  193.  @justanon4709  Because they get 666k a year in corporate funds and don't care about community. They also don't do jack they have about a dozen programmers and engine barely progresses.
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  194. They still control who gets hired and admitted to schools so it is the same society impoding poison
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  195. I remember a while back you could look at fitbit data and use it to see all the DUMBs in America. We have some real genius intelligence services.
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  196. I hope this guy did not go back, if so then what a disgrace of a human bean.
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  197. You can't do large scale vote fraud by hand but you can this way
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  198. No they got the gots taking out gov BDs removed so don't worry
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  199.  @MysticOblong  Who runs these bots? Or are you on the portal they made for the gov to access directly? 'funny' to see you here still harassing.
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  200.  @mattevans5236  That's what conduct is. He keeps violating the development rules and refusing to correct his behavior.
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  201. That's why they're trying so hard to shirt up linux. They already have your IP when you download, if they have all your hardware and software settings they essentially have your name and address.
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  202. They don't really even have the money and the educational system has collapsed so they can't make and run new plants anyway they can't even run what they have.
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  203. They can't staff it and gv can't pay so it will never happen
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  204. Wikipedia has the most annoying popups and they get endless corporate money. Taking money is fine just not corporate money and keep the tech people in charge not the MBAs and HR commissars.
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  205. There's 100% I have them already and at least some chance there is none there (a good chance I think actually). I also don't care if CIA and KGB have them. I do care about businesses, local gov and LE who may be looking for the chance to harass me, HOA and so on. US is much more corrupt today than any other country, people who don't understand that are deluded to the extreme.
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  206. Aside from what france did, an encrypted social media chatroom B D is not the same as having your whole data exposed which is what exists now in western computers. Believe it or don't believe it. The fact my posts whiz away over and over says it all lol
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  207. theeltea CUPS is an inherently insecure way of operating, and has been pointed out many times. Same with IPV6. People constantly pointed it out and nothing was done. Then it was proven it could root literally any system with it by simply going to a web page so this has been going on since day zero and called out over and over. It's obviously on purpose and so are many others but they take years to weed out. Really a whole new hard fork is needed or the same will come up over and over. And to ditch these standards organizations that constantly introduce inherently insecure operating methods. And no 'testing' binary uploads. And on and on.
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  208. Just goes to show it's unimaginale how much bloat there is in some of the larger OSes. But keep in mind a huge amount of memory is lost due to mapping 32 or 64k at a time in the modern OS.
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  209. When 99% of the people are viewed as right wing extremists and only 1% of the population is even elligible to apply then no big surprise.
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  210. It's used in companies to bully and betray employees while pretending to be their friends. HR is pretty much the most evil job possible.
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  211. The activists ban anyone who's not one of them and then label them a ra cist or se xist or bee abuser.
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  212.  @felixjohnson3874  It's every linux desktop by default, basically. No need to print anything, it is automatic.
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  213.  @Val81121  They should really call it neposcamming or something, much more accurate.
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  214. They go with whoever pays them, that is the ultimate problem of nonprofits and why they are not just useless but a big problem.
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  215.  @Terran.Marine.2  You're welcome!
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  216. doesn't even support yubikey, pretty stupid for a supposed security/privacy browser
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  217. Who said entry level? How is 5 years entry level? So much idiiocy and lies any time it even comes up.
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  218. It's not. Some people might have started that high even in 90s though they probably were not that great just due to being in finance. But 200k today is worth about 60k in 90s anyway
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  219.  @cbdp They're trying to tank the whole econ pmpndmp.
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  220. Rome was the inventor of the paved road not exactly socialists.
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  221. In my state they advertise whether you voted or not, making it much easier for cheaters to make sure they don't revote. Especially if they deliver ballots after election day,.
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  222.  @rtpHarry  Godot and mozilla don't do any of that so there's nothing to lose. It's the users who make the updates.
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  223. Many of them probably have already
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  224.  @maxk109  wrong
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  225.  @NiffirgkcaJ  I am pretty sure you always maintain the copyright to your original works however you publish them. They can still copyright a derivative but they can't copyright it then take your project down.
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  226.  @scaJoshuaBrown  There is no reason to think they will have any more than us, but it is naive to thinkt here are no backdoors. COPS bug just closed plus IPv6 bug that's never closed means that whoever put that in there has been able to instahack any machine for decades.
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  227.  @dyfrigshandy  sure guy, mine is in 150s
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  228.  @ultrmnml1219  In the most blue states you straight up can't get anything unless you are LE. You will also be debanked if you make those kind of statements here and get famous enough. Even people with a small channel like mine have been. I have a channel and have had videos blocked and demonitized over the stupidest things. There is only a fantasy or free speech and if you put it on your own website it will be unseen and post what they don't like and it's daily fines of hundreds of thousands. They just have propaganda there is freedom here but there is very little any more and won't be any for much longer.
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  229.  @MnemonicCarrier  He's oppressed because he can't tear down the patriarchy and give cats the vote, like all these wackos.
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  230. I would think a cloud based laptop and pad similar to chromebook running on linux but guaranteeing privacy would be a nobrainer way for some company to make money off linux and promote it at the same time.
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  231.  @Terran.Marine.2  Yes I am guessing one was meant to be caught, the other was already passed in their games to the east
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  232. There's nothing really good about it anyway. It's just a not as good unity clone, which itself is a decline of an engine with terrible performance.
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  233. I'll never 'buy' jack online they can foad
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  234.  @Oryx_777  riiiiight
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  235.  @FatherGapon-gw6yo  That's not true, just the ones the junta in charge make
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  236.  @marvinmallette6795  Yes it's basically a pointless security hole that keeps having problems and will never be useful for anything.
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  237. They don't seem to care in the least, which may mean people need to look at other options long term.
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  238. All the standards will sabotage anything useful someone tries to do. And the 'woke' guys will be the first ones to give your info to the gov and corporations. I would considered something rssian at this point
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  239. Yes you can make all the false accusations you want about everyone else.
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  240. Desktop was great with suse and gnome in very early 2000s and only now is it kind of as good but much less stable.
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  241. If you're a patriot you'll buy our spy app and go in the neighbor's yard
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  242. It's clear this is the whole reason for this corporate pandering.
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  243. It's not self deletion but intentional. Faux-lanthropy is how corporations take over communities and get their shills running the show.
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  244. That's the point of AI for corporate world. Fake reviews, fake comments, bots from both platforms and corporations to promote their view and report and harass people who go against it. All the real people are trapped in a one way funnel.
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  245. Is it even a theory at this point? Most reviews are fake and most users seem to be 'fact checker' bots.
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  246. It's basically corporate thugs, the modern pinkertons coming to destroy anyone who doesn''t give 100% compliance to every agenda they can dream up and keep any competitors from getting off the ground in the first place.
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  247. Ignoring the fact it's all lies, I can care less if they are cannibals it is their work that matters not their wrongthink thoughts. Especially as determined by deranged lunatics.
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  248. I have my new PC running linux now. MX linux would not work I got it to install but had further problems due to newer hardware. But fedora seems rock solid though gnome has become a ridiculous POS more like a phonetop than a desktop. So I installed KDE and it seems OK so far though not as good as the old KDE. It's amazing how bloated windows is that no matter how strong your system is it still runs like garbage when you have more than a web browser running, but the dealbreaker for me is the possibility of bitlocker locking you our, or being forced online. I don't use the stupid my pictures and other stuff like that but it's also bonkers they are automatically stealing this data and putting it online and on top of all that giving the police access. Never in a million years would I think even M$ would have this much hutzpah.
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  249.  @1pcfred  it's not the kernel but the error handling or something else done wrong. Already tried arch and debian advanced hardware support
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  250. PS as far as the portal goes, my yt was hacked, which should be virtually impossible because I only run yt and nothing else on this machine, over linux, have strong unique passwords and so on. Even so someone logged in and tried to set up a security key other than mine. Thankfully it failed but if I didn't have security fobs that would be it, and I have spent endless time on this channel. This would explain a lot, and also explain how I get harassed across very different channels from a what seem to be bots, which are sometimes the same logins. Even on this channel. Note that it's not just the gov but if anyone who has access is a criminal, or simply careless, or willing to sell info then even your plain text PWs could be at risk. I was shocked to learn these are even stored anywhere at all, good thing I don't use FB the worst site ever.
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  251.  @kolz4ever1980  They are both kind of buggy but ubuntu has gone full r tard
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  252. Was it even a conspiracy? More of a record dump of the obvious.
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  253.  @autohmae  It's secret so no one knows unless directly involved, though I guess he could be referring to meltdown but I don't think that is the case and it is not one I consider a big risk. Some of the fixed bugs lately have been much worse.
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  254. And save every document to the cloud even as you type it. Stealing your content, privacy and business plans.
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  255. You should agree because this is the real face of these people
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  256. It's suing to make sure they keep corrupting our free software. Sick sad world.
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  257. zen is ok but I imagine they have or will have the same policy, so I am getting off asap
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  258. Lunix!
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  259. 'freedom'
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  260. The late 90s early 2000s windows software was the best by far. Everything since then is intentionally crippled in some way on windows and linux software is generally bloated and often goofily designed and now much of it is compromised by corporate takeover. What I am really interested in is the ability to develop on linux and then release on PC with stability without a 3rd party commercial api but that is probably a pipe dream.
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  261. The terrible thing is they didn't make anything and never could, they just stole what normal people made and turned it into garbage. The whole country in a nutshell.
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  262. That's true in every corporation and university today and the evil people are supported by the government.
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  263. Sounds like a pizz agate employee
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  264. Or stop controlling people, which is the reality
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  265. Linux isn't an armed forces project and back then when governments were slightly civilized you could still mail people during the war even send cookies to POWs And we're not and never will be at war with them, and should not be.
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  266. I'll believe it when I see it. And most of my comments just disappear on this platform, been deleted for 'hate speech' many times for talking about corrupt politicians as well. Suspect half the 'people' are bots.
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  267.  @xerveschex5761  Hanlon was wrong, especially in this age. And I would not accuse OS and driver programmers of being dumb.
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  268. Stable build is not the same as using extensions. No one is using unstable libs in C for kernel dev
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  269. destroying the country is what they want you can't control and exploit prosperous people
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  270. This is what average college grad looks like today, after 40 years of basing admissions on admissions essays competing to see who's the most woke
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  271. Probably the real reason for this, they don't want security or privacy they want instant access and blackmail.
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  272. terrorists
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