combat_brandonism [they/them]

@mechwarrior2@hexbear.net @LaGG_3@hexbear.net get in here

wasn’t super impressed with UO but I haven’t gotten that far in it yet.

Removed by mod

it’s sometimes hard to distinguish between hating the great reset for anticapitalism and hating it for deranged fascism. sorry if that was a false positive the enjoy driving part got my hackles up

love to read fellow* people in the unix world discovering what made powershell great 10+ years ago as though it’s a paradigm shift. and the top comment of the thread is still nitpicking the points in the post while missing the forest for the trees. I mean ifconfig as an example is lol but still.

like powershell’s got such bizarre warts and design choices and it’s more ergonomic than unstructured text pipelines despite that

i know it’s not that simple but still, lol

*linux has been my primary os for 9+ years, not throwing stones here

most of us enjoy driving

wat

just put “They” in triple parens you coward we all know what you mean

I still remember Zoë Keating commenting on torrents of her album on the pirate bay back in the day. Free marketing tbh.

they were emojis before we de-forked, what you see now was how mainline lemmy maintainers wanted the custom emoji feature contributed back to their codebase

There was this thing you all constantly choose to ignore, called the holocaust, that afaik not just a lot of antifascists see as a reason why Israel must exist

the vast majority of jewish people in eastern europe post-war didn’t migrate to either the autonomous oblast the USSR set up or Israel and chose instead to live in the eastern bloc or USSR proper, so they probably count as ‘a lot of antifascists’ that don’t see a reason for Israel’s existence

the ultra-nationalist settler movement

they’re all settlers

lmao dan price

lacking good built-in adblock controls (like Brave Shields)

lmao

windows hasn’t overwritten my uefi settings on major update in 3ish years

I would not be surprised if more than 50% of that is on Linux.

Depending how you count “on Linux” the over/under is closer to 90%.