Amicchan

joined 3 years ago
 

I'm in agreement!

 

https://redd.it/v8l8vi

These people keep bringing up "mArKeT sHaRE"

  1. Linux is free. How would it get market share?
  2. It's quite difficult to get an accurate "market share" since user-agents can be faked.

EDIT: I wonder if Microsoft are making anti-Linux accounts to try and hamper Linux.

 

I don't use deoderant; I don't feel the difference and I never really cared much about my smell; but my parent keeps bringing it up and it's annoying.

Also, what's wrong with smell? Human smells differ anyway.

 

Thank god I saw this. I vehemently dislike the idea of paying VPNs.

I forgot proxies existed for some reason; I used them in the past.

 

Example: How do I browse Lemmygrad from a sopuli.xyz account?

 

I'm on Android.

When I use backspace on a word, it sometimes removes the space behind the word. It's so annoying to me.

 

I still feel like I'm not taking privacy seriously enough. I haven't gotten a VPN yet because that requires pay and I am too lazy to try to get money. (I wish there were free (in pricing) VPNs.)

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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by Amicchan@lemmy.ml to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml
 

(The context is in organical computing.)

My Ideas

  • A custom heart simulator. (Maybe it could outlast the lifespan of the regular human heart.)
  • An improved autoimmune system with improved protection.
  • [Autism] Configurative wetware to modify sensory triggers; stims; and other characteristics of autism.
  • A memory cache for short-term memory.
  • Archival wetware for archiving memories.
 

Forgefriends highlights how propriety services, like GitHub, can lock in a projects and destroy its momentum.

Lots of major free software projects are hosted by the project creators to avoid being screwed over by proprietary services.

Examples

If Microsoft were to release a competing link aggregator; then they could persuade GitHub (Microsoft's subsidiary) into locking or removing the main repository for Lemmy's source code.

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