

Again, that’s not the point.


Again, that’s not the point.


I didn’t think Linux needs to be in defense systems and Teslas, for instance. You have money driven metrics of success that’s not necessarily true for FOSS. And nobody is talking about monry per si but about governance instead. Class struggle is how concessions are taken from the Capital, not by bending to the Man.


I’m tempted to put Linux in the second class: I didn’t vote to put Linux in AI servers, defense projects, Teslas. I didn’t choose to ban devs based on their nationalities either. I’d be pretty wary of allowing MIT kernel modules.


Pyhton, Perl, or Awk? Is there any sense at choosing nowadays?


Nope, this os more about the state of things in general. I’m not only blaming the kids, certainly there also insidious work at play here in how nobody is stepping up to keep the boat on the original intended course.
And the old gurus are to blame as well, many either kneel to the Man with fat pockets or stopped to care.
As for what is the right course, do you see the “socialist” up there? That’s also a discussion we have in our circles. “Is mass adoption always good?” Or “Is it better to have 5% of highly engaged people in a community whom the (apolitical) ‘sheep’ will follow and learn to and to build up from there?” You may guess my favorite approach.


Yes, alas the tech community is too infested of liberals who don’t see how the current make up of corpo backed up “foss” is bad for the overall community, like the commenter above. We’re in an all time high disinterestedness about FOSS policies and politics.
The guys who created the ecosystem were experienced adults, the kids who are inheriting it don’t know nothing and don’t want to learn it either.
The old men are culprit of this too, Linux was never aboult only “gaming like Windows” and they failed at teaching this. And here we are.


If you liked it, it’d be a hobby instead.
It can be enjoyable at times but don’t leave your life inside the office.
Your colleague sounds like a corporate drone.
But, in a corporation, learn to be quiet when your voice is not required.
But… Why? It’s not real. A book can provide the same solace AND improve your intellect. While you wait for that special one willing to have 1 to 1 with you. Introverts have some of the same struggles.
The Gnomisms remain.
Icaza is a MS drone. That may explain why Gnome Project is so stubborn.


o7 Farewell, Tesseract


The sloppiness of people relying on slop.
Someone has to write these drivers you speak of. Preferentially the hw vendor.
Don’t forget those are kids in their formation years. AI can be very deleterious to their social and intellectual make-up.


How many inches centimetres closer is the US to its own final solution?


Maradona is sorely missed.


User runs Linux.
User wants a MS controller playing nice.
🤦♂️
Yeah, out of tree modules… For now.
It’s too bad that Stallman is just a neckbeard ancap.