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It’s the same shit. I was advertised psylocibin shit on facebook before.
It’s the same shit. I was advertised psylocibin shit on facebook before.
laughs in systemd
Dunno, I wake up and ask myself that every day. How do people want to be a slave?
I feel it was to reinforce that the USSR exists for Americans that still believe it. They don’t care about the word “former”, they just want a reason to hate what they perceive as communism despite them not being communist.
It’s pure propaganda.
The red scare never left.
Probably only ones the NSA can’t backdoor.
Probably because they can’t? It’s encrypted, yeah?
Signal posts their subpoenas and responses that are usually like, ‘you fucking dolt, it’s encrypted, we don’t have access’
“and the republics of the former Soviet Union”
Wow, what a propaganda site considering the Soviet Union hasn’t existed since 91.
Capitalist greed happened.
If unions didn’t work, corporations wouldn’t spend millions on anti-union propaganda annually.
The free market would simply make them useless.
But they aren’t useless as we can tell from the capitalist class.
Become a communist and start advocating for workers to run the economy because we wouldn’t fuck ourselves over like capitalists will.
“Copyleft licenses do not only benefit the developers. They also guarantee freedoms to users of the software. They reduce the risk of exploitive business practices, like creating a modified version of Forgejo with less freedoms to the users, which could ultimately trap users in a vendor lock-in.”
God, you absolutely love to see it. So called “permissive” licenses should be banned because of this.
Same. Couldn’t be happier about leaving GitHub.
I use grub, but had no issue. My dual boot is arch and FreeBSD.
Kind of unfair considering there isn’t ethical consumption under capitalism.
“oh, noooooooo. Anyway.”
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Damn, NetBSD really upped their ram requirements 😂
I’m a leftist that doesn’t like corporations or what they do to people. I try not to run corporate backed distros, too. I hate that Red Hat has such a grip on the open source world.
I would never do such a thing.