翠星石

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Free software extremist who enjoys freedom and posting ですぅ.

Please don't confuse me with an "open source" supporter ですぅ.

GNU+Jihad against proprietary and "open source" software ですぅぅぅぅぅぅ!!!

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2024-08-15 10:51:21

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Typical microsoft code quality.
A similar bug probably exists in the IPv4 stack - its seems likely that nobody except the glowies has found it yet mind you.

2024-08-13 19:48:25

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https://media.freesoftwareextremist.com/media/75e8f6812294340e88adc6c264d34ea9c9976615d47ac08d391c148a4c4757cb.png

2024-08-11 18:36:43

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gnupg should have generated a revocation certificate already and that should be just a matter of exporting it.

2024-08-11 17:56:21

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>"your Linux"
No, I expressly disclaim owndership of that proprietary kernel.
I use GNU Linux-libre.
I use a real DE on my GNU and not GNOME.

2024-08-11 17:53:38

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It's cringe and proprietary pilled.
Who the hell makes a ASCII file not viewable unless you inspect element or run JavaScript? (do NOT visit https://bassi.io/~ebassi/GNOMEvKDE.md)

2024-08-11 17:45:43

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I'm a GNUbro.

2024-07-31 14:09:51

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Copyleft came from Don Hopkins, who mailed rms a letter in 1984 or 1985, on which was written: "Copyleft – all rights reversed": https://www.gnu.org/graphics/copyleft-sticker.html

2024-07-29 19:37:29

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>Functions are just named goto statements lol
They aren't.
While you can use `goto` to jump to a function address, things explode when you hit `ret`.
Typically you would want to push non-saved registers onto the stack, before `call`ing the function, so the working variables aren't overwritten and the return address is pushed to the stack, so the function actually returns on hitting `ret`.

2024-07-25 19:53:54

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You can indeed inspect element and find the release download without running JavaScript for now?

2024-07-23 19:15:58

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There in no law that forbids screenshots.
google has implemented optional digital handcuffs for screenshots, but in this case they don't try to use the DMCA to stop people from removing that antifeature - but if you do, you'll trip "played restrict" and a lot of proprietary software will refuse to run (a feature).
Sadly the empire is nowhere near collapse, as it keeps on finding more and more hosts that are willing to run whatever proprietary software that doesn't even serve a practical purpose unquestionably.

2024-07-23 16:56:57

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discord was a mistake.

2024-07-23 16:46:57

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Imagine running software that doesn't respect your freedom.

2024-07-21 18:32:35

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From the very start you failed.
The solution is not to do that and just use an invidious instance.

2024-07-20 21:04:57

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Yes - everything rust does could be implemented for C with tooling (aside from the "borrow checker", which is best implemented as an advisory thing rather than something that restricts how you program) - but nobody wants to do that and wants "new and shiny" things.

2024-07-20 20:40:33

People keep shilling rust for "security", but also love to not mention that the rust "bootstrap" process consists of starting from a rust compiler written in C++ and then downloading every single version of rust in series (which requires >170GB of drive space and countless hours of compiling) while hoping that nobody managed to slip anything dodgy into every single rust version.

2024-07-18 20:46:52

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The absolute state of Matrix.
I suggest just running an irc server and also offering image upload via a webserver - that'll use a whole 400MiB of RAM.

2024-07-18 15:12:31

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Now here's a real choice.
https://media.freesoftwareextremist.com/media/521a0909efaf923eddb3ebcf16a269327831bfe228de2954b17b1426c2b2b1c1.webp

2024-07-18 14:34:10

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The guy who really likes to talk about "linux" - he shall be GNUpilled that it's only a kernel and is written as "Linux" inshallah.
I'd gladly dismantle his proprietary worldview in only 10 short hours.
https://media.freesoftwareextremist.com/media/9cf73101ef6af19530b53ee7541b1de1fa1b559f5da87bef42fc13bef143eef8.png

2024-07-18 12:05:05

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Please don't act immorally by hooking people up with the proprietary drug dealer's trial scheme - you aren't even getting paid to do so either.

2024-07-14 10:21:32

The trump assassination attempt seems too much like a CIA setup.
Someone decided to use an AR-15 style rifle, which is of not great accuracy due to the semi-automatic action, to snipe from 40-100m?
Furthermore, rather than aim for center mass, which even an AR-15 is more than accurate enough for at that distance, the sniper aimed for the head instead and pulled off a 2mm precision graze (despite how common such shallow bullet grazes and ear hits are in movies, in real life they seem to almost never happen) and then what appears in the photo to be another shallow graze 3cm below, adjusted to the contour of the face with mm precision?
One possible theory I can think of is that the CIA got themselves yet another nice mentally ill person to manipulate and used their mental manipulation techniques while training them up to be able to graze targets with mm precision from a medium distance, then instructed him to go graze donald's face (maybe the instructions were to graze a few times then go for the kill in order to motive them to pull off the required accuracy without fail) and dropped them off and of course once the police snipers rapidly proceeded to handle the cleanup operation (possibly preventing the "kill" part just as planned).
But I do wonder what the CIA's motive for that would be, but I guess time will tell.

2024-07-11 18:44:54

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When it comes to software actually designed to run on the kernel, Linux - Linux does a much better job than windows.
Linux's SYSCALL ABI has not changed, so you can install whatever version of systemd/Linux and the elf prime that does DeCSS will still run.
Although windows tries not to change anything and thus maintain legacy compatibility - many versions of old software is broken on windows 10.
With the source code of the software, you just compile it, fix up any compile failures and suddenly you have a working binary.

2024-07-11 16:15:45

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>I can remote into another machine with audio input and output bridged with low latency
I can remote into any GNU machine anywhere in the world even over a connection slower than dialup and carry out any required computing tasks via ssh.
I can even tunnel X over that ssh session for GUI things, but why would I want to do that?
Meanwhile good luck getting RDP to work over even high-speed 56k dial-up.
>a feature that's been available on macos and windows for years
Taking a gamble I reckon GNU/Linux had that feature before macos and windows did, via VNC.
There is free software that does such sort of remote desktop feature; https://remmina.org/ and supports all the protocols; RDP, VNC, SPICE, ssh+X etc
To get audio input and output bridged, you'll need to have systemd/Linux with pulseaudio installed, but of course you'll love that.
But of course you won't come to freedom - you'll continue surrendering your freedom to microsoft no matter what.

2024-07-11 15:58:02

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Congratulations microsoft for gaining yet another fanboy that obeys your orders unquestionably, which obey even to the point that their thoughts are shaped to to point that they think your proprietary malware is "need"(ed) - without even realizing it.
Rejoice, as rather than escaping to freedom by installing GNU/Linux, all of them are content with installing systemd/Linux inside a carefully watched, glorified VM (we can't have them writing free software without being able to grab every line and insert it into proprietary software can we?).
They even go so far as to refer to the systemd OS as "Linux" - just as the proprietary plan requires.

2024-07-10 19:12:33

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You should not unless you can at least actually buy them (the only games you can actually buy on steam are the few ones under a free license - although it would be morally better to not help steam to profit from their proprietary schemes).

2024-07-10 12:08:52

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>GNU's importance is lowered to merely be the "GNU tooling", which is only one part of GNU and then only later raised.
Hurd development started early 1991 once the licensing issues with Mach were resolved - so I don't see where he got "years" from.
>Mentions that there could have been all pure 100% GNU/Freedom if Linux didn't exist, but calls that "FOSS".
Nothing from MINIX was actually used in the kernel, Linux - I don't even think it even had an influence on its design - Linus happen to have used MINIX until he got sick of its design and decided to start writing his own OS, but only ever ended up writing the kernel.
>We haven't seen any major ME vulnerabilities
Aside from all the major ones intel has succeeded in covering up.

2024-07-07 16:51:17

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No, you shouldn't install that proprietary software.

2024-06-23 19:17:18

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Even the US army is not immune to copyright law (although in this case it was contract law moreso) - there one a case where they were using some proprietary software across their network via network drives or something and the business behind such software made a bullshit claim that they were not licensed for such usage (in reality, once you've gained an authorized copy of software, you can run it within an institution however you would like) - but of course the US army ended up having to fork out huge sums of money for their usage to maintain the status quo.
The courts have to give the illusion that the laws serve the people, so lets say that there's a case where it is clear that google has intentionally infringed the copyright of another party and a payment won't rectify the issue - the court is just going to order google to comply with the license terms - the fact that google has never intentionally infringed the copyright of any GNU software and has banned even the internal testing of AGPLv3 licensed software proves it - if the AGPLv3 had no legal force and enforcing it was like farting in the wind - google would be using AGPLv3 software on their servers and would refuse to provide their modified versions.
>I commit piracy as a deliberate act of economic warfare against these giants.
Theft and murder with the assistance of a boat against the giants would be economic warfare.
Running an unauthorized copy of their malware that serves them is an act that serves *them*, as you receiving that software cost them $0, they actually got money off the guy who paid for the original copy and that malware is programmed to serve their interests first and foremost, although it pretends to serve you.
>you play by the moral rules they made up
I play by true moral rules, not the false ones them made up.
There is nothing immoral about sharing software and there is a huge amount of software available that respects the 4 freedoms available for sharing, but it is immoral to distribute malware.
Free software is gaining ground against them, program by program and library by library which are under a freedom defending license, unfortunately they have endless lackeys who thoughtlessly serve them while thinking that their act of serving them is economic warfare against them!

2024-06-13 20:20:40

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Needs rms sleeping.
https://media.freesoftwareextremist.com/media/308743554f5523c9606d96c247b854d77e297549b4cdc97311cc8fe05656ed45.jpg