yata

u/yata@sh.itjust.works
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on Peasants... · c/linuxmemes · 6 pts · 206d

Well, invisible is how linux (mostly) is now, as opposed to windows which has become very visible and pushing and annoying by design. It is very refreshing to have an os which works and doesn't constantly annoy you with unwanted things.

You should try it again, I am pretty sure your experience will be very different from 2009, because a lot has happened to linux since then.

I don't see the usefulness of that one compared to just deleting your comment in that scenario. This one will just be abused by trolls posting outrageous claims and then preventing people from replying by flagging the mistake option.

on translated in american · c/funny · 2 pts · 212d

We are not going to go WWII on the US, if that is what you are suggesting. Who would even do that? Russia and China are laughing their asses off about what is happening in the US right now. They never had it better, since the US voluntarily dropped its hegemony and basically joined their side.

Europe wouldn't even if it could (which it obviously can't).

The US can't be saved by anyone but their own people. But Americans so far seem to be very easy to bully into submission and accept their country turning fascist.

on translated in american · c/funny · 5 pts · 212d

The thing is that outside of North America people aren't terrified to death of decimals. We actually use them and find the process simple. So those factors of yours are completely irrelevant to us.

Regardless of how the AI bubble will behave, corporations are pushing hard to discourage private hardware ownership in favour of rented cloud-based services. It is very unlikely that availability will ever return to the situation it was prior to the current situation, they will attempt to force cloud services through artificial scarcity and high prices on hardware.

on Anon has a tip · c/greentext · 15 pts · 223d

At least as good as google. The belief that google is a better search engine is antiquated, based on a situation that no longer exists. Google has long since fallen to ad algorithms and bloat.

Again you are generalising about "western media". which "western media" alleges they have "killed tens of thousands"? Lots haven't, in fact I haven't encounted a single one which did.

I'm not seeing any green in the picture. I also don't know what a rule log is, so I have no idea what is supposed to have gone wrong with this one. Looks perfectly edible to me.