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Linux 7.2 finally cuts off ancient x86 fallback code
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You're going for the shallow likeness, I'm going for the essence. AND the creators are in a liberal environment with all of its prejudices and propaganda.
I'm not even saying the show runners are right in what they are trying to say, not that they even convey with competency what they were trying to - this right here is trashy post modernism ("people have their own truths" Yeah, like Nazis and Zionists)
What this makes clear is that you're a liberal and I'm not. And nothing more.
Call me whatever you wish. It’s fine.
This about sums up my experience with Lemmy.ml though. Even seemingly tangential threads, like, say…. checks thread title a Linux kernel article inevitably trigger Godwin’s law:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law
And then some kind of black-and-white political litmus test.
Don't let this nut sully your views on actual leftists, most of us are pretty sensible. ❤️
They are very likely a bot anyways lol
I know what you mean. I like lemmy.ml, mostly. I’m kinda a nut/weirdo too.
I like my internet full of weirdos, like a zoo. It makes it feel like the old internet, and honestly I think it’s good for the soul. Like, imagine if everyone got that kind of exposure instead of the bubbles they live in now.
What isn't black and white, except neoliberal conformity? Surviving a war against the Evil Empire? B&W. Fighting against the lap dogs of the Evil Empire? B&W. Genocide enforcers and enablers are bad people? B&W. Starving a population that won't give their land to resorts for the filthy rich? B&W.
I’m confused. Are we still talking about Avatar?
Well… just as one examples in the original series, Iroh was one of the worst war criminals the world had ever seen. It’s hard to argue he isn’t gray. If he had been seen as B&W, things would have not recovered.
We never talked about Avatar. War criminals only deserve one sentence.
But I guess the show was successful in relativizing war crimes to children and nurturing good citizens for the Empire.