Asahi linux to not waste hardware and then move away from apple products slowly. But in the meantime, their products are good and are Unix based so they're not a pain for development.

Or, you could help accelerate the move away from proprietary platforms, even if there is a small hit to you personally. This is how we help save society, rather than having others do all the work, no?

In the end, it's in your best interests that Linux and open platforms improve in the direction you want them to, and the best way to achieve that is by joining the effort now.

> in the future the internet might be full of bots making jokes about Jews.

this is the present (see instagram, x/twitter)

I think those are humans

pretty sure it means cool like 'thats so fly'

really nice, I was looking for something like this yesterday and now I see this. It would be nice to see these aggregators try to format these stories like a newspaper though instead of just a list of rss feeds under different categories. if it's already curated you may as well make it pretty too and make me feel smart as if im reading an actual newspaper

*modern day 4chan without the impossible to solve captcha

> modern day 4chan without the impossible to solve captcha

Subject to visitor country as the captcha is a Cloudflare captcha and they aren't legally allowed to serve just whatever internet visitor

The infinite fire hydrants one?

Haha, that's true! Thanks!

maybe this is a projection, but it always seems like the people struggling to make new friends also tend to never put themselves in the bare minimum situation to be able to make said friends. i personally rarely go outside outside of anything related to work. maybe for others it is the same?

It's not a projection. I think it's a core truth you've discovered.

You need to find a thing that is bigger than yourself to be a part of. And then show up and be willing to pitch in.

Other adults who know that adult friendship is important will be there.

The rest sorts itself out pretty fast, because almost everyone enjoys the company of someone who is willing to put themselves out there, even a shy, awkward person.

There are of course people who can't "show up" so easily -- people with limited mobility, people who are physically severely isolated. But the internet does offer some spaces where those people can have a lot of what face-to-face friendship offers. Again you just have to find a shared activity and show up.

Is that not the problem?

“I have a hard time making friends” may be eventually interpreted as “I have a hard time putting me in situations to be able to make friends” just 2 sides of the same coin, isn’t it?

I think there is value in following the causality and moving closer to the root cause. It can help people take meaningful action.

My take is that it's like we're seeing an epidemic of law students failing the bar so many times that they just give up altogether.

I wonder what countries were involved in the tactics like intimidation that they describe on the page and if its been discussed/made public elsewhere