This is also turning things inward in precisely the ways that capitalism loves. Instead of asking "What changes the distribution of power?", people start asking "What does my choice say about me?". So the logic of consumption just enters through the back door. And then politics becomes an exercise in self-expression and demonstrating that one's identity and associations are uncontaminated
Politics cannot be focused around neurotically arranging your personal life so that you never ever touch anything produced by compromised people or institutions. That's borderline childish. And capitalism gives you pretty much no chance of doing that consistently anyway
What I mean is there has to be a distinction between political judgment and politicizing every judgment. You can think DHH's politics should not be ignored. You can criticize them publicly. You can also decide that some threshold would make you stop supporting his work. But it doesn't follow that your arch rice has to become an expression of your theory of the good society.
Omarchy is a net positive for the Linux community. That doesn't mean I'm not repulsed by some of the essays in DHH's blog (you know which ones). That also doesn't mean I like how it's built. I'm still keeping my own NixOS setup. And yet. Individual purity is escape, not politics, and running every single thing through a political theory is one thought too many.
Omarchy is a net positive for the Linux community. That doesn't mean I'm not repulsed by some of the essays in DHH's blog (you know which ones). That also doesn't mean I like how it's built. I'm still keeping my own NixOS setup. And yet. Individual purity is escape, not politics, and running every single thing through a political theory is one thought too many.
Working on getting a reverse-engineered implementation of Apple's Universal Clipboard protocol running on Linux so that I can transfer copy/paste content between my Mac, iPhone and Linux machine.
I could be wrong but I think we pretty much got all the ingredients after the latest Find My People protocol breakthroughs
Not ready to leave NixOS but my custom Niri + DMS setup now supports installing Omarchy themes (automatically ported) and seamlessly switching between them
Omarchy Quattro is out!! This is one of the greatest software releases in my professional career. I hope you enjoy using it just as much as I did building it ✌️ https://t.co/81wLStgH7P
@aurelienb42 that would be amazing! and congrats on such nice piece of software. It's a custom vicinae extension + a small GNOME Shell extension that exports an Execute(action) D-Bus API and uses Mutter’s MetaWindow APIs to make it all happen
was in the middle of delivering a pretty important presentation internally to our team, and all of the sudden my camera starts flickering like crazy. Little horizontal black bars like an old TV.
This is a Sony A6400 + an elgato camlink. Turns out Elgato Camera Hub was causing this. Not exactly Apple's fault here AFAIK but still, the software ecosystem being as reliable and battle tested as the operating system was always part of the edge macOS had over Linux.
Not only is macOS getting shittier and more unreliable, but also its software ecosystem. I guess hardware and phone integration is pretty much their only edge now, and even that is changing now that we have Framework laptops, XPSs and ThinkPads with OLED touch screens, haptic trackpads, and crazy battery life
I live in a nice neighborhood. I will never understand how people that are so well off can be so cheap and mean to household employees. Especially those taking care of your kids and being in your house! Take care of people, folks.
One of my neighbors called me a communist in the street because I said I provide healthcare and pay taxes (you know, don’t pay under the table).
I took it as a compliment.
I'm starting to think DST is THE architecture for the AI era. When the software you write is deterministically simulable from the get go, you give your agents a fast, trustworthy verifier, and you can let them run unattended for much longer
https://t.co/SeF3Qi7o7C is a wonderful classic on this topic