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4·1 hour agoyeah thats these people’s code for capitalism, yes.
under the assumption that its the only democratic way, which is almost the exact opposite of the truth.
5·1 day agobut think of the corporations!
its gonna enshittify
built, not bought.
using the tor browser is the safest, easiest and most practical solution. while they CAN fingerprint the tor browser, its the exact same fingerprint for everyone making tracking it effectively meaningless, and you get a random IP to boot.
the problem is some sites block it and you have to insist a bit.
i think neither method is fun. tor is more practical (and more private) than hooking and configuring a bunch of extensions that may or may not work well into firefox imo.
i use tor to be annonymous, and a regular browser for trusted sites or ones not working without JS/blocked on tor. i tend not to use sites that are too annoying about blocking tor unless i really need it.
is it possible to burn them out permanently?
that’d be useful to debloat the phones at the very least.
further destroy housing markets.
investors are already doing their work, too.
ive been meaning to even try another distro for a while, regardless of being immutable or not.
but my machine works just fine how it is. why change it?
always has been. the genocide in cambodia happened like 50 years ago at this point, and its just one of so many.
you also had to have precisely the right hardware.
mastodon exists
it was garbage.
servers already worked well for the time, but desktop was rough.
if pro palestine people are getting fired and deported anyway, why not sabotage and emigrate?
looks firewally
in brazil, we used to have a law forcing this to be a thing. back in the laptop days, it used to be reasonably common for people to buy one without with linux, and pirate windows later to save money. or because it was plain cheaper.
it turns out brazil fomented a big userbase for linux for a while there. free market my ass, microsoft is an oligopoly. if this ever gets widespread i’m pretty sure adoption will grow for the simple fact people will at least get to fucking try it. microsoft wouldnt take it kindly though.