decolo

These guys do not want functional schools. I don’t think letting them ruin society is a good plan.

They have been actively guiding public sentiment away from populist socialism for 50 years, and they will choose to throw every election before they acknowledge that people want socialist policy

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Anthropic leadership

Talk about games with wasted potential… I was so hyped for this game and it’s just unplayable

hey-oooo!

leaving aside the answers other people have given, if NYC can afford a world class private military with a ~$10B USD budget, they can afford to cover a minor deficit in food budget. It’s like food stamps but cuts out a layer of bureaucracy and thus lower cost.

This is what taxes should actually be funding.

Good to know, I honestly have never tried to use Debian (not counting Ubuntu occasionally for work)

Your options are limited significantly if you want to avoid it, but yes, there are options. I use a steam deck primarily and while I can re install the OS, it’s a significant amount of fiddling for a worse experience.

My issue with systemd is not that it’s ‘hard to use’ or anything. My issue is that it’s getting harder to avoid as time goes on.

I understand that you personally are fine with it, but this is apparently a trigger for me, so please accept my apology in advance for offering commentary.

• if you don’t like it, you can use something else:

This is only really true for desktop PC hobbyists. SteamOS is responsible for a huge spike of Linux usage recently and that is Systemd-only. it’s true that you can install something else but it’ll be a significantly worse user experience. This is the case for basically any handheld Linux device, and all corporate investment is going to systemd based distros.

• if systemd starts to get bad, less people will use it:

The alternatives are less polished and switching distros is a relatively costly proposition if you are not a hobbyist (in terms of opportunity cost and time spent without a functional computer). Handheld devices such as the steam deck are much less flexible as well.

Arch, Fedora, Debian/Ubuntu all use systemd. SteamOS/CachyOS are based off Arch. Bazzite is Fedora-based.

If you use Linux for gaming, you are not going to have a good time avoiding systemd. It’s certainly true that some distributions don’t use it, but their market share is limited.

It seems dismissive to ignore the trends and investment in the ecosystem going towards systemd based distributions.

It attracts a lot of silent disagreement that’s for sure.

By far my most controversial post was negative about systemd, while posts on Palestine, anarchy, etc. received no negative attention at all.

Why do so many people think it’s a good thing??

5thworldproblems

that brings me back…

You seem like a real bundle of joy😳

thanks, let him know I’m waiting for him to pick me up at little league

No I’m on the same page here. I may have misread your level of irony?

e: I was reacting to

"rather we descend into full fascism"

The left isn’t torn about Palestine. The only people ‘torn’ are polite fascists who are losing social cover recently.

Thanks, I’ll try it out

Relevant to the intentional murder of the consumer electronics industry