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4 years agoCleavage sells games.
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71·4 years agoEven the panic this offer caused among blue ticks is worth it :) I’m enjoying the Schadenfreude.
204·4 years agoCountless dead Vietnam, Iraq, Afganistan, Libya, Syria…
Many in Cuba impoverished by an unjust embargo…
Do we need more examples? The West is extremely hypocritical.
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I haven’t seen a good AAA game since Witcher 3. All the games I buy are from smaller studios.
He’s not a good person. But Elon Musk is a wrecking ball, going through the system and demolishing it. If he buys Twitter and open sources it, then the world will be a slightly better place.
01·4 years agoI’m not an Elon fan, but I enjoy watching him take a wrecking ball through the establishment.
61·4 years agoWindows is malware itself. No computer system is so ridiculously unsecure.
This is suprisingly level headed. But the problem goes away the moment social media giants go away. The problem with the internet are the monopolies. Once you don’t have monopolies the free market can function. Censorship ceases to be a problem when a single platform doesn’t dominate the conversation.
West is high on war and genocide after 20 years in Iraq, Afganistan, Libya and Syria.
Linux gaming would not be exploding the way it is without Valve.
Sometime around the time when Windows 8 came out, Valve realized that Microsoft wanted to take over their business. No more Steam store, all games go through the Windows Appstore. As a result Vale has been suporting open source and Linux to prepare for the inevitable showdown with Microsoft.
Valve is not a charity for the benefit of open source and Linux gaming. It’s just business.
A wise man once said:
"We only make peace with our enemies, my lord. That’s why it’s called “making peace.”.
Not if it’s a digital clock :)
He’s not wrong.
3·4 years agoStarbucks deploying coffee-serving robots in 3, 2, 1…
1·4 years agowhat’s the motivation behind buying a powerful laptop? Isn’t it easier to buy a powerful server and to ssh into it?
I think it’s practically impossible to avoid censorship in a centralized platform. Once you have keys to the system, the temptation to do as you will is too great.
Android is not really FOSS though. Google took the Linux kernel and a few other things to give themselves a headstart, and then built a closed source userspace on top of it.