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yesman@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Can the GNU/ Linux Foundation Fork Android and Maintain it?
61·1 day agoTheir are already Linux phone options. I’m talking about full-fat installations and even distro-hopping.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Never liked the idea of getting free drinks some nights just because of your gender
8·2 days agoBribing ladies to hang around men in shitty bars was a plot by big lesbian the whole time.
For so many of us, Steam made switching to Linux frictionless and they’d have to do something pretty fucked up to loose my appreciation.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you could teach a college class, what would it be?
2·2 days agoSocial media companies will target teenagers with ads for impulse products if they calculate that the user is stressed or tired.
You should let your community college people know that graduates from prestigious universities are being paid seven figures to influence not only how they spend and save, but also what they earn. Let them know that it’s their personal responsibility to overcome the efforts of trillion dollar industries that have captured the media and government.
I was getting angry reading this.
yesman@lemmy.worldto
Games@lemmy.world•AAA Dominance Is Eroding: 56% of PC Gaming Revenue Now Goes to Games Outside the Top 20English
32·3 days agoPC players are always going to lead the trend because we have the most options. Microsoft and Sony are in a race to enshitify their ecosystems, while Nintendo is actively hostile towards it’s customers and fans.
Meanwhile I’m playing through what was originally a Playstation exclusive title that I got on sale on Steam, and run on Linux.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Not to get political however How did J Epstein die? Usually suicide watch they put you in a specialized suit so it's impossible. So given if they did that like law says how did he commit suicide?
6·3 days agoCommitting suicide in jail is common. Not as common as guards who neglect the welfare of their prisoners, but still pretty common.
The Epstein conspiracy theory has people out here arguing that incompetent prison staff doing medical neglect is suspicious.
yesman@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is there any way I can study Marxist theory in a way that wouldn't seem too boring or dry?
313·4 days agoThere is no reason to study Marx other than you find it interesting or because it relates to something your interested in. There is very little utility in knowing the theory.
Marx was a genius similar to Freud. They changed the way we think and gave us new tools to examine the world. Beyond that, their particular ideals are often as wrong as two left shoes.
There is plenty of room on the left for people who reject, or are ignorant of Marx.
yesman@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Prolly won;t word this correctly. But when did the idea of a woman subservient to a man begin? And how come it seems its lasted longer that most relgions?
101·4 days agoPretty much from the dawn of societies. Generational wealth and progeny is extremely important, and women must be controlled so that provenance of her children may be assured.
In the Bible you constantly see themes that don’t make sense until you understand how important that stuff was. Abraham was asked to sacrifice the thing most precious to him: his son. God killed the first-born of Egypt. Lot’s daughters had sex with their dad because that was the only way to ensure that their ‘pure’ line continued. Calling back to Abraham, God himself sacrificed what? His son.
Pre-agriculture societies were probably pretty egalitarian. And the idea that hunting and gathering was segregated by sex doesn’t have much evidence besides “common sense” and vibes.
yesman@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•I think it might be time to elect anew mayor of flavortown.
6·5 days agoAndrew Tate is wild to me. Did y’all know he’s a black Muslim from Chicago?
Fieri makes perfect sense as a chud. But I don’t get how you become Andrew Tate when your biography looks more like Malcolm X.
The meme drag pedophiles so hard, you barely notice that it dehumanizes refugees to the same degree.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Always funny to hear the young try to figure out stuff from the past.
18·6 days agoA coworker saw me using a terminal and educated me that computers used to just be just a terminal with no mouse.

I looked this up, and honestly pretty tame.
one of the stories:
Struwwelpeter describes a lazy, dirty boy who does not groom himself properly and is consequently unpopular.
Devastating. In Irish lore, ghosts appear to be phantasmagorical dancers in the forest and if you join in, YOU JOIN IN. As I mentioned elsewhere, a trespass unto the wrong part of the forest or even stepping in a fairy circle might provoke the faeries to kidnap your infant.
The Irish stuff is less cautionary tale and more explaining why terrible shit happens for no reason.
EDIT: another story from Struwwelpeter
Die Geschichte von den schwarzen Buben (“The Story of the Inky Boys”): Nikolas (or “Agrippa” in some translations)[7] catches three boys teasing a dark-skinned boy. To teach them a lesson, he dips them in black ink.
Based.
For starters, Irish faeries are not like tinkerbell. They like to play pranks. Like kidnapping babies and replacing them with mimics. The creature we’d recognize as the Headless Horseman is Irish folklore, as well as the whole concept of Halloween. Bram Stoker, an Irishman need not have borrowed from Eastern European traditions, because the Irish had a bloodsucking undead monster too.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•I was very much looking forward to hearing his riveting opinion on this matter. Oh well. Maybe next time.
90·6 days agoEvery time I see a white dude pilot on my flight I get a little nervous. I hope he’s qualified and not just here because his uncle owns the airline.








My first distro was Debian and I loved Gnome so much that I’ve never gotten around to trying anything else despite being on my 3rd distro hop.
I’m an old head and a firm believer in keyboard first computing. And I think an OS’s job is to be invisible until I need it. Gnome get’s out of my way until I summon whatever I need from it with the keyboard. For someone who’s labored under Windows for so long, Gnome is like escaping Plato’s cave.