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I'd appreciate it if everyone could just stop burning fossil fuels, please. Thank you for your cooperation.

  • Not much. But I did pay actual money for Sid Meier's CivilizationⓇ VI, which includes AI that controls the computer players. That's the one that comes to mind just because its performance was so amazingly weak.

  • The fish, having the greater ratio of acceleration to mass as compared to the chicken, must therefore also be the more powerful.

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  • The linux kernel. All the software I need, I'll just key in the syscalls I want to make in binary.

  • The western world has also had evidence about these adverse effects for a long time.

    The Buddhist world has had evidence for a much longer time about all the crazy shit that can happen along the way as you begin to discover mindfulness. You might want to talk to some people at the temple about it before you spend too many hours sitting zazen style.

  • A car is pretty much the last thing you'd want to have a network connection. I'd sooner hook up my refrigerator and let it send analytics data to Frigidaire.

  • Apparently there have been attempts to make a free OS based on Apple's kernel, but wikipedia mostly talks about them in the past tense. Too bad, it would've been good to have such an option.

  • My bold prediction for the near future: I will soon have my second cup of tea for the day.

  • Like many, back when it was fashionable I was open to the possibility of that idea being correct and I guess it's still best to keep an open mind, but the results thus far suggest otherwise. Using Hurd is somewhat difficult for most purposes. Using cron rather than systemd timers on the other hand is much more pleasant and easy.

  • Lemmings have always been well-known for running in herds.

  • In that case there are alternatives for each component, most often more than one, though they may lack here and there some feature you believe to be indispensable.

  • There isn't "an alternative" to systemd because nobody who hasn't drunk the kool-aid believes that anything like it should exist. The syslog, the cron daemon, the dns config, the log rotation, the ntp server, and even the init system should not all be part of one giant tangled mess of a project.

  • I like how the "FAQ" answers questions nobody was asking and accuses opponents of truth, freedom, and systemd of "decontextualising comments on merge requests" without mentioning what was actually said by whom in those merge requests so we could judge for ourselves. As a PR move to put out the flame war (which itself does seem really pointless) it seems counterproductive. But it looks like it's just another reddit post, not an official KDE policy statement or anything.

  • It's possible to imagine people having good questions about US politics, e.g. something like "I'm considering running for this public office in this state, what do I need to know about x?" but good luck crafting a rule that allows that and not the worthless noise.

  • The Principia Discordia. Just kidding, I bring it up like every five minutes.

  • Damn it lemmy I ain't tellin' you that, but let's just say it includes jumping off a moving railway car.

  • He's the Senior Director of Corporate Communications. "Teams" is what came to mind for him first when he thought of online meetings. To me that suggests more than that he occasionally uses it reluctantly when someone insists on it.

    Red Hat and Canonical also get mentioned. Consider my inclination to stick with Debian once again reinforced.