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And I hate it with a passion. Publishers have no problem taking money from Linux users, only to ignore Linux-related bug reports and tell people “it’s not supported.”

I really hope Steam will use its position soon to either let users get refunds when devs break their games or force the gaming industry to support the Linux users they’re making money from.

yes, because that second "group" is actually an international corporation leeching on society to increase its value for small group of investors

So you don’t disagree, but have no problems doing ad personam arguments citing my karma and assuming my socioeconomic background?

Capital owners always want to split the workers to more and more groups so it’s easier to antagonize and manage them

>For example, non-Samsung Android OEMs aren't allowed to directly sell devices with GrapheneOS and Google will only permit it within a quota. It can and is being worked around and there will be devices sold with GrapheneOS as the stock OS without Google restricting how many can be sold.

I think at this point is too late for complicity, they are actively fighting against GrapheneOS anyway. You either fight back, or wait until you loose all the leverage

that's not true, access to the emergency medicine (and transport) is a constitutional right in Poland, you don't need NFZ coverage for that.

Until they change it to „CoauthorAI” in next version. This shouldn’t be a default in the first place

What are you using LLMs for? To learn about world’s politics? Oh boy I have a news for you…

I would speculate that it’s not about individuals compiling and playing without paying, but that with access to the codebase, creating cracks and online cheats would be trivial, which might actually hurt their bottom line

Data sovereignty, avoiding monopolistic dark patterns by big American corporations and choosing local business partners that you can keep accountable is not political, it’s logical choice.

> Ghostty banned AI-generated contributions outright

that's a lie: https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/blob/main/AI_POLICY.m...

Soo where is that deflation? Bc from what I see all of that extra productivity is landing in the pockets of shareholders

They were planning to receive $1.8bn of aid from Poland[0], not sure how much they actually received

[0] https://www.gov.pl/web/cyfryzacja/inwestycja-intela-w-polsce...

For US democracy replace "voters" with "lobbyists"

You can choose to have your data in GDPR-compliant EU-based datacenter

Lying users about how you process their data could lead to legal action in EU

Link is dead, they removed it