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What’s next? Put yourself in the shoes of the soldiers firing upon unarmed people?
Also, the genocide is immoral, inhumane, and needs to stop. I don’t know any other personal view that can be “absolutely fine”
15·2 months agoI can’t own it, I’m pirating it.
Pirating Nintendo games is a good deed. Everyone should be proud of it.
It’s not a stunt if it’s a good thing
0·5 months agoDid the guinea pig write this?
0·5 months agoHow long till it gets taken down?
it’s almost an entirely different OS that happens to run the same binaries
What?
As far as I know, it’s literally just an immutable build of Arch Linux.
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4·6 months agoUEFI by default runs exe
As far as I know, that’s not the case. Maybe some UEFI implementations by some vendors can extract the UEFI firmware that’s embedded in the exe file. But, UEFI doesn’t run exe files.
It’s not even a war, let alone a two-sided war. It’s a genocide and series of crimes against humanity.
You can check out Lapce, which is written in Rust: https://github.com/lapce/lapce
If you have to dig that deep, then it’s probably not worth it digging (for me at least).
Most distros let you either opt-in or opt-out of it though. It’s really not as big of a deal as people make it out to be. Besides, the “general” population switching to Linux doesn’t really care about anonymized telemetry.
Discouraging people to not use a certain distro due to its optional and anonymized telemetry, is foolish.
It is indeed a good distro and one of the main distros that brings innovation to the Linux world. If it works for you, then keep using it.
sending user keystrokes to Amazon
That’s a very serious allegation to make without citing any source.
Still collects some user data
Someone has already pointed out, no data is collected unless the user opts in. But, my question is what’s wrong with collecting anonyomized telemetry about most used hardware and most used/unused software features? It helps developers make better decisions.
Because it’s a shit company which seems to employ more lawyers than devs. Their lawyers routinely go after emulators, which hurts game preservation. They also go after fan projects a lot, which hurts the community.
