More people will switch to Linux once and for all.
lol, so 2025 will truly once and for all be the year of the linux desktop? do you like...ever learn history? should try.
reassure6869
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I am not defending scammers but grandma and grandpa do have access to the internet. There are tons of resources to educate yourself on how avoid being scammed.
What scammers are doing is illegal but grandma and grandpa are not blameless.
thanks for comparing requiring a tpm chip to scamming grandma
I’m not defending rapists but there’s no reason women can’t educate themselves on how to make it so they’re less likely to be raped.
Yes what rapists are doing is bad. But the person being raped can’t be completely blameless.
thanks for comparing requiring a tpm chip to rape. adds flavor.
The only real ‘groundbreaking’ new feature (multiple desktops) was something that Linux had fifteen years ago.
what are you talking about? if you mean virtual as the others think, both linux and windows have had that for 20 years. if you mean something else I really really want to know.
anyway it also has better wsl (backported to 10 eventually), generally better performance and battery life, etc. it also had a mac dock that prevented me from doing the upgrade for 3 years lol.
thats fine, but installing youtube-local and a redirector addon is probably better than relying on some bot to pick one of 10 possible alternative front ends.
Why can’t I access Google’s individual transactions but they should have access to mine?
why are you giving google access to your transactions to begin with? all my credit card transactions are between me and visa and my credit union and the federal government, but not google.
this gives off illegal vibes
i think its the part where he said banks, the same collection of people who supported enron and coached them on how to effectively get away with extracting billions from several states and the stock market while killing people....dont want his money.
when a bank doesnt want your money you reallll shady
I can’t find the case study, but this blockchain project by IBM was implemented in Singapore and was shown to reduce customs processing times from several weeks to just several hours.
the real question is what part of this was specific to blockchain, something that would be difficult or impossible to do without it. if you want to put forward this argument you need to at least provide a simple, clear, coherent answer to that.
in this case, i could easily argue a sqlite db hosted on gitea would work better and theres no way to prove im wrong.
the technology itself has its use cases.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15RTC22Z2xI I would love to hear the counterarguments. video is <15 mins, academic setting.
Open source everything except the money.
this is a truly perplexing statement. what about a currency that is controlled predominantly by early adopters has anything to do with open source?
the software is, but what relevance does that have to people using it as currency?