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>the one led by the racist, so it isn't getting a mention here Are people really terminally online enough to understand this?
by venussnatch 24d ago
>the one led by the racist, so it isn't getting a mention here
Are people really terminally online enough to understand this?
- SoftTalker 24d agoI don't know what he's referring to but I stopped reading at that sentence.
- fixjruciri 24d agoI decided to read it at this one
- procone 24d agoYes, I really don't want to read about American politics when discussing operating systems and technology. It's already shoehorned into so many discussions that it no longer makes any sense. A blog post talking about security but refusing to mention which operating was vulnerable to an exploit out of virtue signaling(?) is absurdist comedy. If the author is referring to Omarchy, should we also stop using and mentioning Ruby on Rails? Preposterous.
- SmasherEpilepti 24d agoI agree with your main point, and found it stupid that I had to search around to find what the hell was even being talked about directly. That said, the accusation of racism is about a Dane attending far-right British rallies, British anti-immigration protests, and saying things about deporting the populations of Muslims and Romani from Britain, Copenhagen, and Denmark. It doesn't make much sense to call the DHH racism issue "American politics".
- cholantesh 23d ago>American politics Is racism/aversion to it a uniquely American phenomenon?
- nosioptar 24d agoI'm pretty sure he's talking about Omarchy. They had some container related issue not too long ago. OpenMandriva would be my next guess, but it's not a newer distro.
- Fordec 24d agoNo, it's definitely a reference to the DHH/Romani drama from July and the Omarchy privilege escalation a few weeks back.