cannache
Just a chill guy, enjoy working in electrical, electronics, and programming.
Also enjoys listening to music, watching movies on Netflix and talking sci-fi and solar punk fantasy lol
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Nah although I agree that Linux is a huge sleeping giant, Microsoft systems in general still have a huge hold over quite a lot of things, and also does a good job of providing business as whole to a variety of sub groups, everyone that runs engineering software, antivirus software, hell, SQL databases, even the dating apps, and the creators of spywares, all these things work with Microsoft et al for money, if they had to switch over to using Linux, they would find the same ways they do today to make money, you would see huge increases in use of one common desktop and window manager package, spyware, hacking tools, targeting Qt, supply chain hacking and diversion, gitlab DDOSing, etc.
The reality is that all of these things are things that Microsoft and partners has already had to consider and deal with, so if Ubuntu or Arch were to step into the mainstream marketplace even with OEM support, they would have to face the same scrutiny and problems which someone would eventually expect to have to get paid for to resolve it help out with.
No anarchy doesn’t necessarily mean no contracts it’s about having faith in a society upholding contracts without a need to rely on a government. Think of crypto itself. Now imagine enabling humanity to enforce this degree of accountability in the real world.
Wrong. Most people who consistently only support hierarchy without logic or critique also support laws without basis
Plans and policy can be scrutinized and actualised with transparency, but with governments, problems happen sometimes
Haha what a hoot, that’s some unexpected positivity there, I’m guessing you’re not trans
I prefer to meet trans people in person to get to know them and judge them based on their actions like any other person rather than what I believe is on their minds.
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•The suffering is inherent, and intentional to RULE system
2·3 years agoArguably the most capitalist societies were probably nomadic hunter gatherers where everyone was always on the move, every man and woman was out there for themselves. Not really everyone’s cup of tea let alone particularly enjoyable to be fair
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•The suffering is inherent, and intentional to RULE system
1·3 years agoWhile you seem to be ignoring a significant consideration that sometimes oppression, violence and dominance is a natural human instinct, I do applaud your mindset as a cornerstone of how civil society continues to uphold its virtues, we shouldn’t forget that goodwill and faith, no matter how much of it we have in a society, will always be limited and not nearly as contagious a disease as many often hope for it to be, which is why ads, internet memes and newsfeed algorithms have been developed simply to spread such positive messages.
Hahahaha this is why I love the internet
TIL having an opinion for some is dangerous, but not even a matter of wanting to date a man 🤣
Glad to see your still here lol