A_norny_mousse

joined 7 months ago
[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 14 points 6 hours ago

You know what they say: a MAGAt would eat shit just to breathe on a lib.

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 4 points 6 hours ago

I'm already dreaming up a dystopian future showing the ruin of the ever growing, ever unfinished White House. Escapism here I come.

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 4 points 6 hours ago

You know Carl Hiaasen? He wrote this in 1997:

Bodean James Gazzer had spent thirty-one years perfecting the art of assigning blame. His personal credo - Everything bad that happens is someone else’s fault - could, with imagination, be stretched to fit any circumstance. Bode stretched it. The intestinal unrest that occasionally afflicted him surely was the result of drinking milk taken from secretly radiated cows. The roaches in his apartment were planted by his filthy immigrant next-door neighbors. His dire financial plight was caused by runaway bank computers and conniving Wall Street Zionists; his bad luck in the South Florida job market, prejudice against English-speaking applicants. Even the lousy weather had a culprit: air pollution from Canada, diluting the ozone and derailing the jet stream… A series of unhealthy friendships eventually drew Bode Gazzer into the culture of hate and hard-core bigotry. Previously, when dishing out fault for his plight, Bode had targeted generic authority figures - parents, brothers, cops, judges - without considering factors such as race, religion or ethnicity. He’d swung broadly, and without much impact. But xenophobia and racism infused his griping with new vitriol.

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 59 points 9 hours ago

Christ on a cracker. Answering these questions must feel like cosplaying in a Civil War re-enactment, as a Confederate.

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 37 points 9 hours ago (5 children)

The impunity! The fuck is wrong with this country?

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 62 points 9 hours ago* (last edited 9 hours ago) (2 children)

"There's a lot of caching"

I will always love that line.

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 1 points 9 hours ago* (last edited 9 hours ago)

Not in my opinion! I'm always interested in art actual users here have to share.

I did not think it could be sensitive info in that way. Hopefully not. But it might explain why people aren't too open about it. Hmm.

Anyhow, do you have a bandcamp or a youtube playlist?

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 4 points 9 hours ago

What you say has been the case for roughly a decade in D-land. No national majorities yet, but inching closer.

I guess they have thought long and hard on how to crack that nut, and decided that putting the failed tactic into overdrive instead of coming up with a new one is the way to go. Or it took them that long to fill the ranks with far-right people "willing to do what it takes".

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 6 points 10 hours ago (1 children)

FWIW I didn't mean how complete the corruption can get, I meant how much more obvious it can get. Seems in that respect we've been at 100% for a long while now.

That said, I'm not complaining that outlets are reporting on it. The more the merrier.

 

X-POST, NOT OC

 

Wer's nicht weiss, Peter Thiel hat während Trump1.0 aktiv in der Regierung versucht unfähige Influencer in Machtpositionen zu installieren. Damals war MAGA das noch zu viel. Jetzt ist er mehr im Hintergrund, sein Geld aber wichtiger denn je (wie schön ist es eine 100% korrupte Regierung steuern zu dürfen).

Und wenn man sich dieses Dark Enlightenment mal genauer anschaut, wird vieles, was da drüben so abgeht und komplett unsinnig erscheint, plötzlich glasklar.

Das alles möchte ich meiner Familie in leicht verdaulicher Form vermitteln, und hoffe dass es da schon etwas gibt. Auf Deutsch.

Danke im Voraus

 

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/20111466

When I switched to a True Linux* phone five years ago most projects didn't even have telephony working reliably.

I haven't been following development a lot these days, so for me it's time to ask the question again.

To qualify as a main daily driver, it should do the following reliably:

  • be actively maintained
  • be supported on easily obtainable** hardware
  • handle standard phone calls and texting with a simple GUI
  • including contacts
  • support internet on mobile broadband up to 4G as well as wifi
  • have a minimum set of apps or a current browser to handle basic things like email, calendar
  • handle audio between calls/media etc.

And preferably it should also

  • support 5G
  • support VoLTE
  • handle Bluetooth audio
  • a working Camera app
  • remote access via ssh or similar

Obviously some people will find other things more or less important, but I hope anyone gets the gist of what I'm asking for and concentrates on the larger picture more than details.

* meaning more than just the kernel - an OS that works like a standard Linux OS with familiar software, package management (preferably supporting 3rd party repos), command line access (preferably remote) etc.

** That's a little squishy. For me it includes buying used from online markets as well, and there'd be an upper price limit. But I'd also count a batch ordering system from some small manufacturer. YMMV


Conclusion

According to these comments, there are many good projects in the works, and they're obviously further along than 5 years ago. Some of them impressively so. Thanks for all the answers.

However, not one clearly states "this OS/device combo is my (or some youtuber's) main daily driver"*. I'm not saying there isn't one, but until someone comes out and says so, SailfishOS is still the best bet if you want something that works right now. I know that their commercialism and partly closed source isn't to everybody's taste, but you have to see the history here (Nokia). Also, I know that the company (developer owned afaik) is very open to open-sourcing the rest. One app has already made the switch. And lastly, they're a EU company which means they operate under pretty strict legislation, but could also get EU funding.

* I hear that Ubuntu Touch works for some

 

When I switched to a True Linux* phone five years ago most projects didn't even have telephony working reliably.

I haven't been following development a lot these days, so for me it's time to ask the question again.

To qualify as a main daily driver, it should do the following reliably:

  • be actively maintained
  • be supported on easily obtainable** hardware
  • handle standard phone calls and texting with a simple GUI
  • including contacts
  • support internet on mobile broadband up to 4G as well as wifi
  • have a minimum set of apps or a current browser to handle basic things like email, calendar
  • handle audio between calls/media etc.

And preferably it should also

  • support 5G
  • support VoLTE
  • handle Bluetooth audio
  • a working Camera app
  • remote access via ssh or similar

Obviously some people will find other things more or less important, but I hope anyone gets the gist of what I'm asking for and concentrates on the larger picture more than details.

* meaning more than just the kernel - an OS that works like a standard Linux OS with familiar software, package management (preferably supporting 3rd party repos), command line access (preferably remote) etc.

** That's a little squishy. For me it includes buying used from online markets as well, and there'd be an upper price limit. But I'd also count a batch ordering system from some small manufacturer. YMMV

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submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by A_norny_mousse@feddit.org to c/buttcoin@awful.systems
 

I chose this screenshot from the introduction rounds (4 men and 1 woman iirc). The men are tough and evil overlords, and this is the woman. Clearly still aiming at an all male audience.

Inspired by an older post here. I couldn't stand the youtubers commentary so looked for the original. It seems the first season isn't up anymore, so I watched S02E01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my34dTvLtLk

It's every second as dumb as you'd imagine.

 

Love the visuals in this show.

ss2

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submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by A_norny_mousse@feddit.org to c/mycology@mander.xyz
 
 

I was just invited to do a job interview through Teams (next week).

I guess it's https://teams.live.com/free ?
And I guess they would invite me so I don't have to worry about having an MS account, afaics?

I opened the site on Ungoogled Chromium, it seems to work fine. The hardware is: Thinkpad T430s (10yo). Of course it has a web cam & microphone.
There's a device test https://devicetest.teams.microsoft.com/ which did not return any issues, but did not show me a working connection either. There is no test call functionality.

I'd prefer to test full functionality beforehand, is there a way to do this?

Or experiences?

TIA

edit: my smartphone runs an even obscurer OS than Debian.

edit2: the "make a test call" functionality seems to be part of the desktop app only. Is there one for Linux?

edit3: now support.microsoft.com is blocking me. WTF

edit4: the inofficial Teams for Linux is not an option either because I still need an MS account.

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tja (www.mdr.de)
submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by A_norny_mousse@feddit.org to c/tja@feddit.org
 

I love Cory Doctorow. Every other sentence in this interview makes me go "Yes! And you said it much better than I ever could!" and every once in a while something I had not known/considered/seen yet.

The thing that stuck in my mind here is the idea that MAGAts and leftists criticize the same things, but only the latter recognize that it's a systemic issue: https://pluralistic.net/2025/02/04/power-of-positive-thinking/#the-socialism-of-fools

QAA have their own website btw: https://www.qanonanonymous.com/ and I generally recommend this podcast - informative, but also fun.

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