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- Comment on Windows 11 is getting native macOS or Linux-like Sudo command 4 months ago:
- Comment on What is the need for so many instances? 11 months ago:
We still haven’t really sussed out whether the dominant model is going to be general or specific focus instances, or even brought whether niche boards want to just be in charge of the content and not the users, since your credentials are good everywhere you’re federated.
Right now your ‘all’ feed is a combination of all the various places users on your instance have trawled, but they’re not totally the same everywhere.
We could see curated instance feeds with some instance muting from admins that make it function like a public RSS, per user even if it gets that granular. Skies kind of the limit once you understand it’s limited to insecure communication, the most anonymity you have here is in a crowd.
- Comment on There's Nothing Green About Socialism - HumanProgress 11 months ago:
You are conflating socialism’s view of money, with food. A maximalist socialism would contend money is not for food, give away the food use the money for the stuff you don’t NEED.
To some degree I agree with that. Any stance that socialism would do anything other than prioritize the well meaning of people over capital is either a compromise (and some of the Nordic models would be an example) or a deliberate straw man, just like the author is building here.
The idea that you can’t ‘afford’ to feed the world and ideas just like it is the entire reason there’s a socialism in the first place.
- Comment on There's Nothing Green About Socialism - HumanProgress 11 months ago:
I figured I’d do the diligence since I have to put up with enough Cato for other projects. I didn’t know the authors name, so I had a good laugh at the 3 lines on his linkedin.
- Comment on There's Nothing Green About Socialism - HumanProgress 11 months ago:
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Sounds about right. You’re quoting a right wing rag from a 20 year policy analyst with no practical experience.
You want to know what poor people can’t afford? Extinction.