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To help myself to understand others better, I made some efforts to look and keep looking outside my bubble. That's not simple though- humans tend to think THEY
by CoolCold 2y ago
To help myself to understand others better, I made some efforts to look and keep looking outside my bubble.
That's not simple though- humans tend to think THEY know better for all others while it's often not.
Say you don't want to have immutable distros, but many want. Android or Talos or even OS for network switches are nice examples.
Linux based solutions and products related community is wide and to keep up with evolution one needs to adapt and adopt changes.
We already see what happens for immutable/stale systems like FreeBSD - even TrueNAS is abandoning it, dying as predicted by experts since 2008-2010.
On other side - nothing stops you from keep using sudo or even choose disto vendor which doesn't use systemd, there is a choice, not thing set in stone.
Say I don't plan to switch to run0 in any near future - first it's not gonna be in any LTS disto, 2nd - it seems to be lacking LDAP based rules and very much likely other important features.
- wkat4242 2y ago[flagged]
- byteknight 2y agoI really think you need some time away from a PC. You seem to be taking this incredibly personally. You can feel how you feel about the general public, but knowingly and willfully staying in a bubble is only detrimental to yourself. You will ultimately become what you hate. A person unwilling to move with the current change of society.
- shrimp_emoji 2y agoWhat if the current change of society is bad? E.g., see all of web development Also "time away from a PC" is ironic given "the current change of society". :p
- byteknight 2y agoI can strawman an argument too. But in reality you know exactly what I meant.
- kasabali 2y agoThat's rude. You're not his therapist.
- wkat4242 2y ago> A person unwilling to move with the current change of society. Well if society goes towards fascism like the Netherlands, then yes I'm very proud of not moving along with that. The best remaining option is to live side by side with those people and interact with them as least as possible, and hinder them as much as possible in their attempts at legislating, like using the first chamber to block things. Mind you, this is already the status quo in the US where the democrats and republicans use whatever means at their disposal to undermine the other. We didn't really have this phenomenon in the Netherlands because we don't have this "the winner takes all" kind of political system but parties need to collaborate. But the rise of the extreme-right makes it impossible to cooperate any longer.