Oil is only profitable for the people producing oil, which is not most people

Renewables+nuclear is cheaper and in a truly free market would beat out oil

We stop the oil propaganda. Without that, we do gradually stop using oil, because the alternatives are

• cheaper
• easier to obtain
• do not need dependency on Russia/middle east, which are both politically toxic

Setting up an unofficial mirror is an option

why use this over the hundreds of messaging platforms that can be self hosted and have e2ee

Cool. I’m getting off it so that they don’t think doing shit like this is okay

A democracy ideally should have checks against buying voters, not that these are effective maybe anywhere in the world, but I would hate to be a doomer and think this is something that can’t be fixed.

He probably thinks it isn’t real, rather than “it is not affecting me right now, but will probably be unmanageable in 20 years”

One might understand that posting LLM content in a community where people probably love FOSS and software freedoms, posting the output of something that has taken in a lot of GPL code and produces it on command (hence violating the license,) would not be seen favourably.

would you be mad if someone downvoted a comment about eating meat on a vegan community?

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Yeah, but the quote is about sudo-rs

I would love sudo-rs to be GPL but that’s orthogonal to the fact of it being bundled in distros. It’s still FOSS

What I was saying was: Rust doesn’t support all the targets C does

sudo-rs might never be adopted as a default in many distros precisely because it’s in rust. or rust adoption gets better and better to the point that it runs everywhere.

I do believe tikka masala is British but it is funny that it’s the first thing you said because it’s also very clearly Indian

Can they be sued for this?

left-pad was not the code they were threatened over, but yea

Doesn’t work with libraries. Though this guy’s rant is pretty silly

Why would one need a new protocol to add something to KDE?

nah, training data is not why it answered this (otherwise it would have training data from many different years, way more than of 2025)