The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
Everyone clapped. Someone handed over a hundred dollar bill. The name of that Bill? (Bill Clinton/Benjamin Franklin/Albert Einstein)
Capitalism is hell when done properly. Socialism is good when done properly.
And the inverse can also be correct then, which is my entire point, although I word it more that any system can work correctly if the right people make the right decisions.
I mean… Your chosen name is “postmate dumbass” why did you take offence?
it’s almost as if systems are tools that can be used for good or for evil, and have been invented to deal with certain problems, and can cause others of their own making, necessitating new tools to replace them and fix the problems they created.
you’re right on a surface level; no software is bug free.
The issue I’m trying to bring forth is that the existing software is already a legacy piece of software with existing issues. Trying to extend said piece of software to do even more will make the existing issues worse AND introduce new issues.
From BBC News: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cd9w8xk75ndt Title as of 16:15 EDT.
Posting a screenshot, because it’s a live story and the BBC might change the title as the story develops
Great quality posting standards, good job
You’re posting a bit too soon.
EDIT : And I say this as someone hoping france wins and is a full time english football team hater.
I guess what I mean here is that they can just update the old one
The old ones are still riddled with bugs. Trying to update them would exasperate the problems
Ok, but when you do that as a stereotype you aren’t empathizing with them, you are reinforcing the stereotype of them in your head.
Your ideas, and some in this thread are quite neat.
One thing to bear in mind when working with systems is that you need to use the right tool for the right problem, and to use people tools for people problems and technical tools for technical problems.
This is a people problem.
One of the things that have been successful is branching communities; a good example on lemmy is linux.
There are communities specifically for linux shitposts and memes and easy communication. There are ones for news. There are ones for noobs. And there are ones for discussion of linux in general.
This way, you have easy shit that doesn’t drown out the main idea, while still feeding back into and out of the main idea.
However, this can lead to mod burnout if too many people leak into the wrong area with the wrong posts.
Something that might work nicely is to allow the user to set up ratios of how often they want to see stuff from whichever theme/variation on that theme. 30% news, 20% memes, 50% general discussion.
Or they can set it to 90% memes and 10% general discussion, and see stuff that’s different.
this whole thing sounds like desert camel music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR511iAedYU
Don’t worry, you don’t need to watch the whole thing. He repeats his point multiple times :
Basically, by catering to generic ideas instead of authentic ones, you are being robbed of cultural exposure and reinforcing biases and simple perspectives you have instead of growing.
Yeah, when someone does a stereotypical accent you associate with something, it conforms more to your ideas of how your language sounds when made by a foreigner. It doesn’t make you understand what the accent actually sounds like, and WHY it sounds that way. It’s nice for you, because it panders to you, instead of treating you like an adult.
Also, it’s disingenuous to bring french accents into this, since the main problem is that the stereotypes being presented of ethnic minorities are often used to ridicule them, and deny them prosperity. That’s the difference, the french guy is ,moving from one well of place to the next and people aren’t going to deny him promotions or whatever. However, to Indian people, or children of Indians, patterns of bullying and marginalisation still exist and are exasperated by the stereotypes.
blocks some pathways to empathy.
explain how, postmate Dumbass.
Ahh yes Apu who is literally the hardest working person (besides Smithers)
It’s reinforcing a stereotype. Apu was an interesting character when they expanded him, but he dealt with a lot of stereotypes and had a white guy voicing a fairly stereotypical guy.
Hank Azaria (or whoever it is voicing him) is cool with it, maybe check out his perspective
Then you have no content, no reason to use, no network effects. People get bored and leave
I modified my reply, here’s the rest of the packages.
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I think you can also just uninstall them… or not.
WARNING: The following essential packages will be removed.
This should NOT be done unless you know exactly what you are doing!
perl-base
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Error: Removing essential system-critical packages is not permitted. This might break the system.
IDK. I’ve done enough with this stuff for a bit… and I am able to say I tried out DWM to post this after :D
counterintuitively, turns out Thatcher went above and beyond to prevent war, even offering to negotiate the future status of the islands. In their dictatorial vigour the Argentines declined to talk.
It’s incredible that if the dictatorship did nothing, they’d have the fucking islands by now. Same as china and Hong Kong, they didn’t have to start installing puppets and be an asshole just yet, they could just have waited a bit more and the island would be 100% theirs with 0 controversy.
… in the sense that I am lib in the lib auth axis? Yes. In the sense that I am a libertarian in the people with money should be able to do whatever the fuck they want and government shouldn’t exist? Absolutely not. On the political compass I’m in libleft, not with the “libertarians” who want the rich people to do whatever the fuck they want.
Which is why I’m disappointed that he’s not actually fucking liberal. He’s the same as all the other right wing dickheads and in line with conservative authoritarians.
I’m spinning up a vm right now just for you, but I think the netinstall allows bare, DE less
https://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/
EDIT : I did a dump of the 200+ packages it has, but IDK how to get it out of there… oh wait.
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ah si claro, y el legaliza un montonazo de cosas como minarchista para sacar el gobierno de la libertad de la gente /s
sos boludo?
ah yes, and milei has legalised a BUNCH of shit like any minarchist, in order to take the government out of the way of the freedom of the people /s
Are you a dumbass?
Do you also think the Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea is a democracy?
LMDE or ubuntu based? I’d recommend LMDE over ubuntu based
I don’t agree with the rest of your post particularly, but this is the central theme. People will fuck anything up and run it into the ground by virtue of being people, and groups of people fuck things up faster.
Fediverse is no silver bullet; nothing is. The monjey that touches the technology and tools is the source of their misuse, and the monkey never changes, although the tool does.