

Yeah… or more likely we recognize the level of idiocy that cannot be fixed be replies
Downvote and block and move on


Yeah… or more likely we recognize the level of idiocy that cannot be fixed be replies
Downvote and block and move on


What the fuck are the 96.8% sniffing


Frankly, I haven’t been hearing it so much as I have been experiencing it.
I stopped watching The Expanse when it went to Amazon. Was that a mistake?
Rings of Power was hilariously bad though. Money truly cannot buy anything.


I cannot speak for anyone else, but a year ago I thought that I’d never buy a chinese laptop due to political reasons and here we are one year later and I have a Lenovo. I think most people will eventually make their decisions based on something else than politics, or that politics are in issue only when choosing between things that are identical enough in every other way.


Given the amount of publicity they’ve received from all this, I’m inclined to be a bit conspiracy theoretic about this… Did they plan it to unfold exactly like it did? Are you all helping them?
Controversy and infamy lasts for a few months, but after that’s over, the name Framework is still etched into everyone’s minds even though they don’t anymore exactly remember why.


Why would anyone think that FSF is capable of releasing a unique and good device? It’s gonna be a bog-standard Android device with some software modified/removed.
Might be ok for some people still though. Also I’ll be happy to be wrong about my cynicism.
For us and by us. It’s not like somebody else should or can do it.
They never do specify how the economy of that world works, it’s just a utopic “welp, we don’t use money anymore”. A seemingly efficient universal energy-to-matter conversion would help a lot in that pursuit. And robots.
I believe most rich people are there already in the real world, though. It’s only the Elon Musks who care about wealth beyond like 50 million dollars or some such. Steelmanning the free markets project: the goal is for everyone on the planet to have the equivalent of 50 million dollars or some such – that’s essentially the world of Star Trek. Just because you’re not using literal money to count the wealth doesn’t make it not wealth.
Just like every middle class person on this planet can walk 10 minutes to a store and spend 1% of their monthly income to buy a bottle of red wine that is likely better than anything kings in 1500s would ever drink in their lives. Not to mention what kind of technology we have.
TNG happens in about year 2300-2400. Even if we’re not in post-scarcity by then, the amount of wealth that everyone will have is going to look like post-scarcity by our standards.
You know what I meant, don’t deliberately misunderstand.
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That pays exactly $0 per stream to the artists.
Daniel Ek is investing in European defense companies. This is not unethical.
Spotify paying like shit to their artists and platforming Joe Rogan are totally valid reasons to move away though. But the thing is that Spotify is sort of like radio. How much did radio pay for artists for each time the song was played? Genuinely asking.
What I do is I do 90% of my listening on Spotify. Then when I hear something really good, I buy and download their album, usually on Bandcamp and mostly keep listening them on Spotify because it’s just so much lesser hassle. Seems like the best of both worlds. Thought about going to vinyls but I’m not hipster enough.
This is the first time in my life when I suddenly got the impulse to print out and frame a twitter screenshot


For the same reason it’s difficult to turn people away from communism. Phlegmatic ignorance.
Ah ok. Well, the decent alternative to all that is Tesla.
So does GrapheneOS apparently, as long as we’re talking about Androids.
What does Android Auto do?
I believe it’s not possible to implement for a 3rd party OS, or even for custom Androids. Happy if I can be proven wrong though.