rockSlayer

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

They probably do know. They just aren’t meant for protecting your personal property

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Be very proud.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

there was a point where script kiddies thought using Kali meant installing Kali, so at one point yes it has been used as a daily driver.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

There’s also the Hyundai Santa Cruz. It’s a similarly ugly truck that screams “I want a car that’s also tall”

rockSlayer, 10 months ago (edited 9 months ago)

“Neonatal skinheads? next on Sick, Sad World”

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Open office and bench seating were designed to increase surveillance, so of course they feel awful

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

I don’t know what exactly this will do, but I know enough about the terminal to get the feeling this is a bad idea

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Well that’s anticlimactic. Here I thought grep would continuously ping ps aux and softlock the terminal or something

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Legacy dependancies

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Yes. Capitalism is private ownership over the means of production. Slavery serves capitalism very well, even if it didn’t invent slavery.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

I don’t understand your point. The most important feature of capitalism is the private ownership of capital. Capitalism isn’t “hustle, fuck bitches get money” or whatever. Money and wage labor goes back to the founding of civilization. It isn’t a new invention.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Smith can talk all he wants, that doesn’t make his analysis correct.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

And we know now that his analysis on the outcome of capitalism is incorrect. Capitalism exists for the private property holders to extract as much wealth and power as possible from their privileged position. That unrelenting pursuit of profit has led to even worse inequality, and is collapsing entire ecosystems. It’s a disaster of an economic system full of contradictions. Those contradictions are now causing capitalism to collapse in on itself.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

capitalism prioritizes greed what are you talking about?

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

the ones that don’t rely on private property?

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

library economies.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

money isn’t necessary in a library economy, because there’s nothing to purchase. You go to the library for all non-consumable items. The library is incentivized to produce highly repairable and durable goods to reduce waste and minimize demand on the supply line. Consumable goods are gotten at locations similar to a food bank, all members of the community are responsible for producing food for the community.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

Must have accidentally played their favorite song, Go into the Water

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

What do you know, all three happened because of the unrelenting pursuit of profit.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

There’s no profit in letting users run their own servers

Yes, there is. They make the game more expensive, charge a subscription, and then cut all the cost of hosting. That is where the industry is heading.

rockSlayer, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

remember Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War? The game that didn’t have dedi servers for Zombies for several months after launch, cost $70, and had a battle pass?

rockSlayer, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

Harsh but fair. It ensures that everyone can work their schedule out in advance, while also presenting clear expectations for participating in a voluntary hobby. Is there a consecutive number of missing sessions before being replaced? If not, how does the DM work it out in the campaign?

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

Good news, it’s a suppository

rockSlayer, 10 months ago

By the looks of it, not enough

rockSlayer, 11 months ago

I’ve done this myself. It’s 100% legal to do. The only thing you need to be concerned about is if the distro you want to use is compatible with your Chromebook.