@Retroman1203 I see where you’re going; two thoughts / counter concerns come to mind:
1: so much of chromeos is a device implementation of a sys that can use Google’s suite of cloud apps. That portion doesn’t degoogle, right? This potentially includes Google appstore installation or whatever that was called on chromeOS
2: what’s left feels like Linux and browser-only apps. I’m sure that grossly oversimplifies, but … is the answer a lightweight Linux flavor ?
@PugJesus interesting. How much matches history vs how much is perhaps overlaying other architectures / ruins onto Tenochtitlan - trying to reconcile pyramids and an island/raft of a city.
@NVariable@Benfell isn’t this an ‘us vs them’ choice for mutual genocide?
My hot take: we either (a) persuade the virus to stop our genocide or (b) kill it because we could have coexisted if only they’d been able to.
But that has a Corollary: If one deems ‘us vs them’ must be decided in favor of the organism able to coexist without annihilating another (something the virus can’t prevent itself from doing): is human-caused mass-extinction an indictment against us? Seems so.
@Retroman1203 I see where you’re going; two thoughts / counter concerns come to mind:
1: so much of chromeos is a device implementation of a sys that can use Google’s suite of cloud apps. That portion doesn’t degoogle, right? This potentially includes Google appstore installation or whatever that was called on chromeOS
2: what’s left feels like Linux and browser-only apps. I’m sure that grossly oversimplifies, but … is the answer a lightweight Linux flavor ?
@jnod4
@PugJesus interesting. How much matches history vs how much is perhaps overlaying other architectures / ruins onto Tenochtitlan - trying to reconcile pyramids and an island/raft of a city.
@Benfell @NVariable to be precise, we archive a sampling of our nonsentient murderous virii.
@NVariable @Benfell isn’t this an ‘us vs them’ choice for mutual genocide?
My hot take: we either (a) persuade the virus to stop our genocide or (b) kill it because we could have coexisted if only they’d been able to.
But that has a Corollary: If one deems ‘us vs them’ must be decided in favor of the organism able to coexist without annihilating another (something the virus can’t prevent itself from doing): is human-caused mass-extinction an indictment against us? Seems so.