Used to be a bigger fan, but for the same reason I became more libertarian I'm not so sure it's a practical philosophy. The biggest issue is that as soon as someone decides what is or isn't good genetics you get a lot of bias. The majority of the human experience is social anyways.
fruitycoder
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Do you use any Firefox or chromium web browser, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, or WASM because I'm 90% most of the development for all of that comes from Ad companies or companies funded by ads.
Left over fajitas and refined beens.
Not the guy, but I hope it's oat milk based. Very creamy milk, kind of airy frozen.
Right it begs the question.
Is me not receiving care or having access to care REALLY better for me?
If the answer can't clearly be yes, then they are just choosing to make me ill or kill me for their perceived interests.
Yes. Honestly just bought a chip so I can mess around with librebooting my laptop.
Its about harm reduction my man. Meth is bad on the heart but so is excessive grease. I'm going to just never use meth and cut down my excessive fat consumption where I can.
My literal dream. I've actually been looking at Edison Motors retrofit kit for hybrid diesel electric to try and revive a junker rather then selling two kidneys for the down payment on a truck I couldn't afford to get scratched.
And they ruin the truck market because they are happy to shell out stupid money to park in the suburbs
One reason I mentioned the steam decks FSR feature. Which is a really cool example of this to me. Of wise spread automatic modding making every game that can run on the system potentially better with no additional effort from the dev.
You also have less ability to mod the games so you lose out on some of those features. For example doing is level FSR like the steam deck.
Its about a third of the people I know. Stuff like Chewy help but then we can't buy it from the farmers co-op.
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Any automation attempts for getting compatiable OpenAddress data into OpenStreet maps?
(wiki.openstreetmap.org)
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I don't disagree that there is a ton of development from volunteers and non profit (ngos, Universitys and governments) but the majority seems to be from big tech at the moment.
Just saying they are contributing a lot and in those ways the Internet is better for it.