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My sibling in sin, I have an EFF tee from about 2001-2002 that reads, in boldface, “FREE SPEECH HAS A POSSE”. They have always been broadly political.
by Arubis 6mo ago
My sibling in sin, I have an EFF tee from about 2001-2002 that reads, in boldface, “FREE SPEECH HAS A POSSE”. They have always been broadly political.
- zahlman 6mo agoThis does not address the substance of the comment you are replying to. In fact, that comment was itself replying to a comment making the same argument you are making, explicitly explaining why it is non-sequitur.
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- poisonarena 6mo ago[flagged]
- ecshafer 6mo agoI miss when tech was mostly the former. Or many just the world when these niches could exist without political activists for the omnicause.
- zeafoamrun 6mo agoAgreed. There are a lot of things that don't have anything to do with software freedom in this explanation of why they're leaving X. I think they've lost the plot.
- rafterydj 6mo ago[flagged]
- zeafoamrun 6mo agoSpoiler: it's the same people
- busterarm 6mo agoI was around both communities before the transition happened and you're really only about 20% right.
- grayhatter 6mo agoYou learned how to identify them better, and the community is hiding their identity less. Nothing happened, except maybe you forgot what it means to be a hacker.
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- poisonarena 6mo ago[flagged]