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Don't blame the user for a fault of the market and regulation. In the real world you'll always only ever see the duopoly of Android / iOS for phones for exampl

by dewey 1mo ago

Don't blame the user for a fault of the market and regulation. In the real world you'll always only ever see the duopoly of Android / iOS for phones for example. This can be government apps, parking apps, apps for your utilities etc. so it's not like there's an easy choice to opt-out of that. It's not much different for laptops (Will still have some non-free blob in them for some driver), TVs, kitchen appliances.

eimrine 1mo ago
Why not to blame the "real world" inhabitants which have chosen to be my enemies? I blame ones only because I can not eliminate them now. I consider their worldview as being not deeper than a pig puddle, because their life is just pulling the strap. Are there any other ways to demonstrate their emptyness to some external observers? There is no escape from duopoly if you need banks for 24/7 - get rid of that need now or the slippery slope of the technofeudalist slavery will suck you all even deeper into never wanted outcomes.