On Arch you can easily uninstall Linux.
The fun part is that there are even legit reasons to do so, the by far most likely one being that you want to use a different package that provides you with a kernel, such as linux-lts or linux-hardened. Definitely know what you are doing in that case though!
AI not, but I’d be less certain about LLMs.
Okay, but if I compare my Ingo to Pfister’s Riverside the first thing I notice is this:
I very early on made a very conscious decision that I wouldn’t put much effort into keeping it in pristine condition and would instead allow it to develop some character; if some liquid leaves a stain by embedding itself into the wood, then that would be a part of the tables story. Burnmarks? The same. And not only does that attitude make you much more relaxed, it gives the table character and it has been dealing with it very well. When I wanted to have a power-strip in the middle of the room I just screwed it to the underside of the table and brought the cable with some cable-holders that I nailed into it, to one of its feet and have been extremely happy with that ever since.
Very few people, and I am very much not one of them, would be comfortable taking that kind of approach with a ≈1000€ table and I can assure you that I would be less happy for it.
And yes, I care about the table being reasonably durable (which it is), but it being cheap is a feature beyond price too, and the largely untreated pine from which it is made is something that I like: I really enjoyed the smell that it had when it was still new.
The backup-generator seems to be the one semi-legit use-case that keeps coming up where few people have been able to present a significantly better alternative.
Yes, that looks like it!
IIRC the funny thing was actually that no, this wasn’t just generic enough to cover every megalomaniacal tyrant but was in some places actually oddly specific.
There was an article a while a go where someone looked into how the bible describes the anti-christ and while they initially did it just for fun, it became a bit more eerie, when Trump started hitting checkbox after checkbox after checkbox, leaving out pretty much none of them…
Pretty scared of CCP spies TBH.
Okay, but this is a fundamentally different reason that isn’t born out of general racism or xenophobia.
It’s maybe not ideal, but I don’t consider this to be a morally reprehensible attitude.
Es müsste noch nicht einmal unbedingt strafbar sein, solange eine zivil- und strafrechtliche Haftung für geboostete Inhalte bestünde. Ich finde es ja prinzipiell okay wenn erstmal ein Providerprivileg besteht das bezüglich der gehosteten Inhalte bis zur Meldung einer strafrechtlichen Relevanz nicht auf den Anbieter zurückfallen. Auch einfache (!) Algorithmen wie “spiel das nächste ungesehene Video des Uploaders als nächstes ab” sind in dem Zusammenhang okay.
Aber sobald ein Algorithmus nicht-offensichtliche Entscheidungen für Empfehlungen autonom trifft macht sich die Plattform diese Inhalte halt zu eigen und sollte dafür haften.
Ferner müsste Volksverhetzung als Straftatbestand erheblich ausgeweitet werden, so dass auch die Bewerbung großer Mengen niederschwelligen Materials als solche zählt, auch wenn jede einzelne Instanz für sich noch nicht relevant wäre.
Natürlich, die Leute sind ja als Nazis für eine Nazipartei eingezogen. Eine neue Fraktion wäre im übrigen eine Nachfolgeorganisation und entsprechend verboten. Wikipedia sagt:
Die Entscheidung führt nicht nur zu einem Verbot der Partei und ihrer Nachfolgeorganisationen, sondern auch zu einem sofortigen Mandatsverlust, zum Verbot ihrer Kennzeichen und Propagandamittel sowie in der Regel zum Einzug des Parteivermögens.
But it was true! Just not in the way that was claimed: They had these litterboxes in case they had to barricade in the classroom for extended periods of time due to a school-shooter that the police didn’t bother to stop quickly…
So yes, it really is a fucked up story, just in a very different way from what republicans claimed.