>>24777Happy Hacking, tripsman.
>>23067Gentoo is old forced meme now. Install guix, it respects your freedom by default. Stallman, the GNU project, and the FSF approve.
>>24777So he wasn't just hiding a balloon under his shirt…
>>24777Alright I'm happy for the blessed autist. He was right about a lot of things. Nature is healing.
>>24778> Install guixGib your comrades a paragraph about it
>>24782This made me uninstall Guix.
>>24782the idea that Guix wasting their development labor on HURD and GNUnet (two dead GNU meme projects) is somehow a selling point is funny. 8/8 made me respond
>>24785I dunno, the idea behind GNUnet is awesome. I don't know how GNU/Hurd is better than OpenBSD however.
>>24787 (me)
Other than OpenBSD having proprietary blobs of course. But that's fixable.
>>24787conceptually, Hurd and GNUnet are both cool, but they're also basically both vaporware
>>24789in the case of GNUnet I also have a very hard time taking seriously any of these P2P projects that want to replace the internet. I have seen many attempted over the past decade (GNUnet has been around even longer) and every single one of them has at best had very limited usefulness. it feels like a category of projects that is simply not worth working on unless you're just doing it for fun.
Noooooo
>>24790Is GNUnet faster than Tor? Because it might be its advantage when it comes to anonymizing repositories. Otherwise Tor is still better. Using I2P would still be ideal but I haven't seen any distros providing any I2P mIrrors.
>>24782best example of a meme being more informative than any paragraph
>>24784>This made me uninstall Guix.why?
>>21737he just posts a bunch of libshit on his blog anyways. seeing my fat uncle die of cancer while quoting Bill Maher has really destroyed the taboo around the subject to me
it doesn't trigger the Hollywood reflexes in my brain any longer. die you old chomo, dieeee
>>24800Not appreciating what the person has done because of their bs political opinions is one the problems with modern politics, you are part of the problem. Yeah, his political opinions may be extremely liberal but I don't care because his contributions are based af, we wouldn't have libre software without him and his strong determination in fighting against proprietary software. And I don't expect him to have sophisticated political opinions: even the greatest scientists can have the stupidest political opinions possible just because they live in a bubble.
>>24802true, if rms were a communist he wouldnt be at the forefront of a consumer movement
>>25276and im not saying this facetiously btw lol
>>21771excuse what the actual fuck
>>24778>implying gentoo doesn't respect your freedom<it actually doesACCEPT_LICENSE="-* @FREE"
>>25276>consumer movementI don't think running a Tor node counts as consuming
alsoo… stallman status??
>>25277oh wait I fell for the bait that wasn't even bait
>>21771Yeah, this is one of the dumbest things he's ever done if you're telling the truth, and I'm saying that as Stallman's fan. Maybe he's turning into Joe Biden.
>>25283>I don't think running a Tor node counts as consumingI think they mean the
consumer customer rights movement. Which Stallman is technically a part of since he advocates for the rights of software users who are the customers of software distributors.
>>25290I mean yeah true but those who are part of the movement are the ones who are actually writing software + building infrastructure(Tor nodes for example) for those users to use/consume in the first place tho
>>25292lol guess I got baited yet again
>>25294>but those who are part of the movement are the ones who are actually writing softwareWell, if they care about software freedom they're technically activists.
>>25294>lol guess I got baited yet againYou got meta-baited: maybe you got baited, maybe you had legitimate concerns about rms's sanity, who knows? This is an imageboard.
>>25295>Well, if they care about software freedom they're technically activists.hel yeea
>You got meta-baited: maybe you got baited, maybe you had legitimate concerns about rms's sanity, who knows?all of the above, sleep deprivation benefits lel
>>25298>all of the above, sleep deprivation benefits lelNo, seriously, I myself don't know if it's a bait or not, maybe this anon is serious.
>>25306>>25306when it comes to richard stallman's basedness we can't underestimate what he would do so it might actually be real
doubt it though
>>25309How are you idiots still discussing a question that would take you 2 seconds to find the answer to?
>>25310>How are you idiots still discussing a question that would take you 2 seconds to find the answer to?We're lazy.
>>25311>>25310too lazy to STFW tbh
STFW stands for "search the fuxking web
Can you help me kill myself?
>>25317nooo dude stay alive, things will get better. smoke a blunt
weed in the meantime
>>25314>>25311More like narcissistic, you love the sight of your own posts more than you care if you have anything meaningful to say.
>>25355>you love the sight of your own postsYou're literally retarded. Kys.
>>25356>You're literally retarded. Kys.you love the sight of your own posts more than you care if you have anything meaningful to say.
Sad. And right now SV is launching a coup to kill open source forever and lock all next gen inside the secured classified envelope. They will likely succeed.
>>25473NTA, i am doing a work project explaining stuff about open source, what is that all about?
>>25480>>25481You haven't seen that jumped-up nerd Leopold Aschenbrenner getting pushed everywhere? He's in charge of some giant fund now afaik. He demands AI research be undertaken, and simultaneously locked up, by the state. For natsec reasons. Typical hare-brained lib ignorance and paranoia, but this will find extremely fertile ground in America.
>>25482idk i don't live in america lol. Gonna search for it.
>>24787Hurd is a microkernel, which makes the OS more secure and composable. Think of it as being vaguely similar to Plan 9.
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