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Naturally closed source for profit software is so much better and would never contain anything malicious.

We know this for certain because the PR department affirmed us that there is nothing malicious or illegal within their code. There internal investigations found no proof of hacking from external sources, All code changes where done with the full legal permission of our Ceo and Overlord Marz Kucherberg ™

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I absolutely refuse to measure speeds in bits.

The power companies in my area started installing fiber on the power lines and running their own ISPs.

No data caps or anything, I’m raw dogging these torrents at like 80 megabytes a second, I even started running my own home server

It’s not replacing artists who make beautiful art, it’s going to replace artists who work for a living. Doesn’t matter if the quality is bad when it’s costs nothing.

Both that one, and the one you’re replying to have been deleted.

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The site has so many ad posts and shilling mods that this is basically no change at all

I’ll never use it. I’m migrating to Linux soon

Damn, this was literally like the biggest selling point for Windows 11, imo.

No real reason to axe it

Yeah I’ve considered leaving Lemmy because of who is in charge of development right now. They were not ready for its sudden burst in popularity and are not handling it well.

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Good article?

The comments that formed the basis of the complaints against Dr. Peterson included comments on a podcast in which he commented on air pollution and child deaths by saying “it’s just poor children…”

This quote is the most disgusting out of context character assassination I’ve seen in a long time.

I got suspicious because while Jordan does say things that women and/or trans people often find deplorable. I know that he’s a strong supporter of the poor (at least in rhetoric) and as a family man I assume of children as well.

The full context can be found on Spotify. Episode #1769 of “The Joe Rogan Experience” start from about 15:30. He’s the one that brings up how 7 million poor children die from indoor particulate pollution. Joe doesn’t believe him and gets a fact check, which eventually leads to Jordan sarcastically saying “Well, it’s just poor children, and the world has too many people on it anyway…”

It’s such an insane mischaracterization of what he said, you can’t take the article seriously. Probably would have to write off the entire website that article is from, honestly.