The object of a system of authority is order, not justice. Justice matters only after injustice sufficiently compromises order.

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    7 days ago

    And for a lot of people I would still recommend Windows.

    Eh, only if someone needs it.

    For instance my 75 year old father is happily using Linux Mint on his laptop. Why? Because all he’s doing with it is web surfing, watching youtube, and checking his email. At home that’s all most people are doing, especially older people. I set his up so that it backs up his stuff and auto-updates. It just works and if it does get broken I can recover it with minimal effort.

    It’s the same for me at home. My main PC is Linux Mint where I do almost everything. For the occasions I need Windows I have an Intel NUC attached to my KVM. For work I’ve got LM installed on my work laptop and when I need Win11 I have a VM setup in QEMU/KVM with it.

    Are there people who have workloads, or gameloads, that only run on Windows? Sure there. We all know that.

    But there are a lot of people, especially home users, who could easily run Linux and don’t.










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    13 days ago

    Good. Despite the fact that my Government is currently being run by baboons the US Government shouldn’t have been the sole carrier of such a globally important program. The CVE program is central to how security companies, Qualys being an example, make absolute shedloads of money. These companies shouldn’t be getting a free ride; it’s only right that they contribute to maintaining the resource.

    There’s also the argument that no single Government should have control over something like this.