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  • To those who get upset with this post: bruh just talk to actual Ukrainians. You'll discover many interesting things.

    The funny part of propaganda is that it's very often true - maybe exagerated but still true. People on the other side just ignore their own issues, so the truth has a shocking effect. But in actuality, if you dig deeper, you almost always end up realising both sides in every conflict do some horrible things and at the same time have good reasons for that. Because war is not about who's right and who's wrong, it's about who's gonna survive and who's gonna become a slave or die.

    And I'm even not pro-Russian.

  • Human nature on its deathbed when it realizes it forgot to account for Karl Marx

  • Well, for me personally the way the software is developped and designed is not something abstract. Centralisation and bloating, for example, makes understanding and developping software a significant amount more difficult which puts you in a more passive role and so making you much less free

  • The more I read replies under my post, the more I understand how little I know lol Pay for a license to monetize open source code? Which one of GPL and MIT allows that?

  • Interesting! I think having any code licensed under GPL could cause a cascading effect of having to open source even more code, whereas with MIT you can just stop making it open at any point

  • Wow, didn't know OpenWrt exists because of GPL. Also I like the perpetually-free vs. temporarily-free distinction Codeberg is making, it really clears things up.

    Yeah, I could totally see why copyleft exists and how much we gain from using it. In fact, I use exclusively GPL for my personal projects. However, I still find it a trade-off, because having contributions from corporate-minded developpers is something I think is often bad for FOSS projects. Take all those dubious software design decisions Red Hat has made for example.

  • Check out Qutebrowser as well. It is much more configurable, although it is arguably much less polished

  • But why? What's the purpose of creating bots that post replies in subreddits that don't concerns politics or other topics which can be used to propagate aomething?

  • Do you ever reply to replies?

  • Pure comedy 🤣🤣🤣 I wonder if there're people like that who use Linux

  • Wow, a very useful and visual summery of disagreement types! Will use it a lot

  • I like that their services are so good they don't even need to make any restrictions to get you into using them. If I installed another OS on my steam deck, I would still install the Steam store...

  • I have a male Ukrainian friend. His girlfriend lived in a student dormitory in another part of the city when the "busification" started. One day a neighbour of hers tried to rape her, and when she started to resist, he punched her in the abdomen area so hard she got a serious vaginal bleeding. My friend obviously wanted to rush to the dormitory to beat the fuck out of the guy and help his girlfriend but he simply couldn't because he would immediately get enrolled and sent to the warzone. And this is almost a good story compared to others I've heard...

  • I mean just find a Ukrainian online and talk to them. Every young man from Ukraine knows really well what "busification" is and has experienced it themselves or has friends who have.

  • Most of these just seem to be features of decentralisation. And if decentralisation isn't your thing, neither is Lemmy honestly. Just stick to Reddit.

    I really think Fediverse shouldn't be thought of as an alternative to proprietary social media that any average user can just switch to. There's a completely different mindset behind it, where you're not a passive consumer but a creator and a developper, responsible for the growth of the project the same way its original creators are. Same thing as with Windows and Linux.

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  • Bad relationship with their parents in their childhood taught them to be afraid of being in a close relationship. This is both extremely messed up and tragic.