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Yes. There are both similarities and differences in the comparison.

Thankfully, with piefed, it’s both transparent and simple for admins to disable during setup. Also the difference between piefed.social and all of the other PF instances.

Lol, that’s certainly true, however, the controversial views of the Lemmy devs and that of Lemmy.ML are a lot more extreme than the piefed dev and that of piefed.social, and as a result, piefed.social, its dev, and the instance overall have a lot less distance between them than lemmy.ml and lemmy.world.

Piefed.world has a different admin and different policies— more open and less controversial ones

This is not normal, and you should definitely go see a doctor. Soon.

“something suspicious“

This line is bait to trick you into saying something that they can arrest you for. You’re only reply. Should be “OK, am I free to go?“. If they had something to arrest you for or to take you for, they would do it without asking you questions. When they ask you questions like this, they are not asking you questions to see if they can let you go. They are asking you questions to find something to ticket you for or arrest you for.

Cops are not your friends, and they are never, never, never ever ever there to help you. It is tho job to fuck you as hard as possible. Do not give them that opportunity by telling them anything that would make that easier for them to do.

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I’m glad I’m not screaming into the void

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Spread it far and wide!

Yes. And while you may not specifically endorse Democratic socialism, at least I might hope to get you on board with supporting political and policy measures that help the people and supporting politicians that actually follow through with their promises to help the people.

And if they’re also pretty good looking, that can hurt, right?

If it makes you feel any better, it’s headlines like this that spread accelerationism

And I’m here to redirect your blinding, piecing, eye-popping rage into Democratic Socialism. Just look at Mamdani. Tell me that you don’t love that guy. Not just because his politics and policies help everyone, but because he’s a genuinely nice guy who actually lives up to his promises. (and, not for nothin’, dude is super cute). And his successful election proved to the country that Democratic socialism can actually succeed. And in so many primaries, it already has!

I hope you’re registered to vote!

Hope— not just an Obama thing

Not Microsoft to CEOs, of course

One could say the same thing about guillotines

See, it’s not just about fitting more; if you don’t load your dishwasher correctly, stuff just won’t get clean

Very tidy and orderly

Where I vote, you fill out a paper ballot, you then scan it into a machine, which then spits out a receipt showing that your ballot was scanned and your votes tabulated properly.

I’ve just installed Fedora on my older plex server that was previously running a very old version of macOS, I really like it. My past experience has been with Ubuntu and other Debian-based distros, but I really like Fedora. For one, dnf is much friendlier than apt, and I far prefer Flatpak to Snaps. BTRFS has some cool built-in features that you don’t get with EXT4. Overall, I really liking it.

These are completely valid points absolutely worthy of discussion, and I fully agree with both of them, FWIW.

I was just responding to the point that Torvalds was making here.

Yeah he’s smart and he has the boring take which is probably the wisest take.

The wisest takes often are. He also has the benefit of decades of experience, dealing with trends and fads and upstart programmers with strong opinions.

I hate to admit it, but he’s right. I’m no fan of using AI either, but there are times and places where it can actually be a useful tool when used correctly. What’s really important is the quality of the contributions made to the project, and the usefulness should be judged on its merits alone of those individual contributions, not the “icky“ feeling people get from the idea of using AI at all.

Torvalds is clearly not here defending “vibe coding”, and he’s perfectly happy for people to not use AI at all. But when AI, as a tool, is used to responsibly, it can clearly be quite useful. And for the coders who can use it in a responsible and useful way to make meaningful contributions, I also think they should be permitted to.

In increments of less than $10,000 per year