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Yep. I'm saying: avoid things that exist primarily to make loads of money. Smaller, looser, less-commercial organisations have fewer or no executives, less con
by grey_earthling 4y ago
Yep. I'm saying: avoid things that exist primarily to make loads of money.
Smaller, looser, less-commercial organisations have fewer or no executives, less concern with making as much money as possible, and (in my opinion) tend to produce less bullshit.
This is distinct from producing good-quality work — their output may be unpolished, but it'll generally be sincere, and free of over-commercialised tat.
- Eisenstein 4y agoWhich ISP, phone company, or electrical utility company works like that? They don't, because we have (hopefully) regulated them. There is a point in which a product stops becoming a choice and starts becoming necessary to function. You could argue that operating systems are one of those things. Lets put some ideas together for regulation in these spheres.