They don’t actually understand what Nazis or fascism even are. They treat it all like a weird sports team thing where everything is just a derogatory word for things you don’t like. They’ll never see they are the bad guys. Not capable of it or they wouldn’t be this way to begin with.
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- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoLinux@lemmy.ml•Omarchy: Any User Process Can Escalate to Root101·2 days ago
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoLinux@lemmy.ml•Whats the deal with Omarchy linux? Hype or it is actually that good?4·4 days ago
Woke Mind Virus Linux.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoLinux@lemmy.ml•Whats the deal with Omarchy linux? Hype or it is actually that good?983·5 days ago
Rich assholes want to capture more nerds to get them in their right-wing influence sphere. Cause there’s no other reason a bunch of fascist pricks would pay 8 million for glorified scripts.
This is shockingly ignorant of how design actually works. The enshitification you see today is purely because of executives demanding their designers and devs jump on every new buzzword the shareholders learn this quarter. Lack of design is a choice too and it fucking sucks.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•GIMP is gearing up for a massive upgrade11·15 days ago
How would changing the name make it more awkward? Giving up a huge market for no reason other than old nerds crying about a change.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•GIMP is gearing up for a massive upgrade22·15 days ago
And because it’s consistent. Gimp’s tools are random as all hell. It’s not just different, other tools have been designed by actual designers while Gimp’s community has been shooting them down for years. Leaving a confusing mess where shortcuts and tools have no obvious hierarchy or flow.
It’s cool it works for you but there is a reason everyone is able to learn Blender, Photoshop, Capture1, Resolve, Darktable, Krita, etc and suddenly get enraged at Gimp. I can’t think of any other project that gets this hate constantly. Darktable UI is rough too and the vibes are completely different. The Gimp community is toxic as fuck to criticism and it’ll be a miracle if there is anyone left willing to spend their precious time providing feedback. I’d love to see that change but I think as we see in the comments that many have moved on.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•GIMP is gearing up for a massive upgrade62·15 days ago
But for millions of people it is… the fact that it isn’t for some cultures does not negate the influence for those where it is. Companies like Apple will skip numbers and names if it’s a problem in one place (like say China) because they realize more adoption is useful. Old Gimp heads though just whine about America or some shit and wonder why nobody fucking uses it after 30 years.
Everything about this project is always saying they’re looking for input and design ideas but their old-ass users shoot down every person that has anything to say, many of whom have ideas from working as actual professionals for those same thirty years.
Kids would eat you alive.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•'To own a Razer Artisan Keycap is to display one’s allegiance, a mark of belonging within the Cult of Razer' says the PR nonsense behind this $90 coil of snakesEnglish4·18 days ago
I don’t think they know what artisan means.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Most slopcode projects are abandoned and deleted within months of releaseEnglish2·2 months ago
Yeah that’s a good point, I guess our current social app structure isn’t designed at all to filter signal and noise. The art world has galleries which kind of do that at the expense of barrier to entry. Maybe things like Flathub and repos end up seen that way.
- BigJohnnyHines@lemmy.catoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Most slopcode projects are abandoned and deleted within months of releaseEnglish2·2 months ago
People can code publicly for themselves for sure but there is clearly a subset of people who feel like their slop is worthy of community attention and resources in the same way as traditional projects that have been proven over time. It’s the same as the Ai art slop paddlers thinking their work is as valuable when they don’t even know what’s it in. To be frank, largely parasitic people using largely parasitic tools. A lot of that community doesn’t hold those values you eloquently stated.
Helix is amazing anyway.