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I like bickering about useless nonsense with people who most definitely will not be changing their minds. Yes, I know it’s a waste of time. No, I don’t plan on stopping.
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- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Chat Control 1.0 passed the European Parliament — through the back doorEnglish72·2 days ago
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopolitics @lemmy.world•What If Socialism Takes Over the Democratic Party?English11·7 days ago
The History channel? As in the channel that hosts and broadcasts “Ancient Aliens”? You’re not exactly helping your case here.
Additionally, you’re incorrect in your citing of the notion that all property in a communist state is communally owned. All private property is communally owned, but that only goes for anything falling into the category of productive assets used to generate profit and subsume labour. You’re by all means still entitled in such states to owning any personal property, i.e. various forms of entertainment, food, toiletries, housing, etc. The whole basis of your distinction pretty much falls apart through that correction alone.
For the sake of providing an external source, you can read further on socialist/communist ideas through this website, particularly the first two paragraphs which once again thoroughly deconstructs your false distinction of the aforementioned ideologies.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopolitics @lemmy.world•What If Socialism Takes Over the Democratic Party?English2·7 days ago
Where did you get this definition of socialism from? There’s no such thing as as socialism that allows for capitalist ownership of the means of production; if a socialist says it’s fine, they’re not a socialist.
As per Einstein himself (in his article entitled “Why Socialism?”):
In [a socialist economy], the means of production are owned by society itself and are utilised in a planned fashion. A planned economy, which adjusts production to the needs of the community, would distribute the work to be done among all those able to work and would guarantee a livelihood to every man, woman, and child.
As you can see, as the means of production are owned and maintained by society itself in a socialist economy, there would be no possibility for any aspiring capitalist to accrue those means for themselves, and thereby maximize their own profit. In theory they would just be another worker without any special economical advantage over anyone else.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoGames@lemmy.world•Hideo Kojima ‘really sad’ about PlayStation killing discs, ‘frightened’ for future of ownershipEnglish2·7 days ago
No, the art of game-making is making a fun game. The story a game may or may not have is purely supplemental for the sake of that goal.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Data centers emitting more CO2 than thought: studyEnglish9·8 days ago
It’s as the case is with everything for these parasites: if it loses them too much money or makes them too little, they avoid it like the plague. It’s cheaper upfront to just run it through an open system.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopics@lemmy.world•A Black woman sits on the DC metro as white nationalists prepare to march on Fourth of JulyEnglish21·8 days ago
Could you provide a source for these claims? I live in Canada so admittedly there’s likely a discrepancy in environment, though what I found is this CBC article on cop death statistics. While the top cause is definitely traffic accidents, it’s hardly overwhelming since it’s fairly closely followed by shootings.
Additionally (and this is more a matter of interpretation than anything as of yet) I don’t quite believe that the majority of traffic accidents which involve the death of cops are self-imposed unless there’s something concrete to suggest otherwise which I’m not aware of. By its very nature there’s like a million different factors at play in an accident—like any other only with cop-involved ones there would be a higher risk of mortality or injury—so again I’d have to see some data on that being the case. Otherwise that claim seems a bit disingenuous.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopics@lemmy.world•A Black woman sits on the DC metro as white nationalists prepare to march on Fourth of JulyEnglish4·8 days ago
Fair, though they definitely wouldn’t have the excuse of “killed in the line of duty” in the case described. Though I suppose it depends on who you ask.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopics@lemmy.world•A Black woman sits on the DC metro as white nationalists prepare to march on Fourth of JulyEnglish37·8 days ago
These aren’t cops. They’re members of the “Patriot Front”, a white nationalist group. You’d probably be lauded in prison for doing as the main comment of this thread described provided you steer clear of the skinhead gangs.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopics@lemmy.world•A Black woman sits on the DC metro as white nationalists prepare to march on Fourth of JulyEnglish23·8 days ago
And she has every right to be! Not even a million of these homunculi could equate to her in societal value.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Number of billionaires globally soars by 13% amid AI shares boom — Billionaires’ wealth grew by 25% on average in the year ended in April, research from Swiss bank UBS findsEnglish20·9 days ago
Multiple things can be true at once.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstopolitics @lemmy.world•White House says there'd be 'no better addition' to Mount Rushmore than Trump ahead of 250 celebrationEnglish22·9 days ago
Yeah, it’s also straight-up unfinished. They really just desecrated Indigenous land and didn’t even have the consistency in their shitty behaviour to carry it out completely.
The current Idiot-in-chief adding his likeness to it would be like pissing on a shit cake.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•PlayStation fans brutally reject Sony's disc decision, eye Windows 11 PCs over XboxEnglish41·10 days ago
It’s on a case-by-case basis of course so it wouldn’t be the same for everyone. But generally speaking, Linux isn’t user-friendly (though I’m not saying it isn’t at all) in the sense that everything is guaranteed to be compatible with it and work immediately, whether it be certain peripherals that require extra setup to work correctly or software that was never specifically made to work on Linux. I know that from experience, having had some head-scratcher moments when trying to run an obscure/older game or trying to get certain hardware to run on my Linux machine without it having had compatible firmware out of the box. And I wouldn’t even say that I’m all that unknowledgeable with this sort of thing.
I’m not trying to disparage Linux or anything, but it’s definitely not so black-and-white as it easily working well for everyone all the time. It’s never really accommodated for that unfortunately, especially since there’s no one universal Linux distro with all those sore points snuffed out. Until that’s the case I don’t think it would typically appeal to the average person who only games on the side.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•PlayStation fans brutally reject Sony's disc decision, eye Windows 11 PCs over XboxEnglish351·10 days ago
The main appeal of consoles is that you can essentially just plug and play without having to worry too much about extra configuration. As much as I like Linux, it’s generally not a good alternative for console folks who just want to relax and play video games.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Gemini in Chrome can now see exactly what you’re looking at on screenEnglish0·14 days ago
Maybe innocent people who aren’t as technically literate as you that also happen to be using Chrome don’t deserve for their rights to be infringed upon? If that’s an unpopular thought then so be it I suppose.
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Residents who live near data centers say a constant low-frequency vibration is ruining their health and homesEnglish0·19 days ago
Ah, the chimpanzee method.
It really weirds me out that gratuitous violence as a response to societal injustice is so common on Lemmy, if not across Humanity as a whole. Like let’s say this back-to-basics style of justice comes about in modern society and all the relevant assholes are subjected to it. What then? At least, what would the violence even be in the name of? Retribution? How is that productive in any way?
I realize this is a pretty disproportionate response to a relatively banal comment, but I see sentiments such as this one (either intended as sarcasm or not) so often here that I’m essentially using this as a catch-all spot for my thoughts on it.
I’ll just end this tangent with a quote about this sort of thing from a guy way smarter than me (and I promise I’m not just trying to be pretentious it actually applies.)
Absolute freedom mocks at justice. Absolute justice denies freedom. To be fruitful, the two ideas must find their limits in each other. - My buddy Albert Camus
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Plex announces borderline offensive Lifetime Pass price hikeEnglish0·2 months ago
idk ask the internet, I’m just trying to be helpful
- binux@sh.itjust.workstoTechnology@lemmy.world•Plex announces borderline offensive Lifetime Pass price hikeEnglish0·2 months ago
/gen means genuine, it’s a tone indicator. Another one you might see is /s for sarcastic or /j for joking
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