Re:HomelabFest will be in St. Louis in September 2027
by assimpleaspossi on Saturday September 26, 2026 @08:10AM
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Your remark has nothing to do with the technical merit of this event. Your remark only has to do with his personal life and such comments have no place here (in my opinion).
Re:HomelabFest will be in St. Louis in September 2027
by louwrentius on Saturday September 26, 2026 @08:31AM
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If people are technical brilliant but they hurt people I want nothing to do with them.
Re:HomelabFest will be in St. Louis in September 2027
by cyberpunk on Saturday September 26, 2026 @10:53AM
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What evidence is there that this guy has hurt anyone? I mean, besides the rubbish ansible playbooks.
Re:HomelabFest will be in St. Louis in September 2027
by keoneflick on Saturday September 26, 2026 @10:10AM
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That's a fair opinion to have. Personally I have the opposite opinion and have no desire to participate in an event organized by someone with these views. I find homophobia absolutely abhorrent and cruel with real life harm to others. I am grateful this was pointed out to me.
Re:HomelabFest will be in St. Louis in September 2027
by zbentley on Saturday September 26, 2026 @10:26AM
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“Personal” is an arbitrary line that anyone can decide to draw anywhere. Supporting someone professionally/publicly gives them resources which they can use on other “personal” pursuits.
Also, as we’ve seen in the case of DHH and others (https://drewdevault.com/weird-guys should not be taken as gospel, but it’s certainly a reasonable place to start), public figures have a tendency to move their “personal” business more towards their professional/public platform.
At no point did I talk about government intervention or something like that.
Just civilians being informed to make choices they want to make