totally agree and have ti remind my partner’s daughter of the dangers of absolutism because there was a time where what she says would be an attack against me. i use it to explain how absolutism leaves no room for a nonbinary state. it either is 100% or 0%. no wigfgle room. two polarized sides of the coin. and the danger with “all coins” is that there isnt a transitory or neutral ground foe ideas to be heard, entertained, and not echo chambered. and anyone who tries to get forced to the other side, where they honestly might face more harm. so absolutism further divides, and does nothing to repair and repect that differences exist, should be accounted for and respected. and yes, i would respect the sex offender who might live down my street. why? because i want them to have a safe area for them, away from me and my family. i want them to feel like humanity wont abandon them and that they have room to grow. so yes “all men” deserve the same attention and respect, even the selecr few poopy ones because otherwise “no man” will feel they can speak up at a party without being chastised by the whole and forced to the other side of a binary coin that sees them as a monster like they see “all men”.
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Linux@programming.dev•Every line of code is a politial statement
13·10 days agopost title: every line of code is political
comment: the game kirby for gameboy has code written for it which polls the registers for the status of the button inputs
reply: its a strawman (not) argument to give and example of very generic code to (not) showcase the absolutism of a statement that is all inclusive (every) to remove nuance from an argument.
rere: nuance and also, how dare you hint that i want “to look smart”. i want to look like a comment but now you made me blush
//== . ==// the above comment is blushing
comment i made on a similar thread with a very thought out and nuanced change:
kirby’s adventure for the gameboy is so white washed i cant believe people cant just wake up and tell its about limitless consumerism greed by the white man invading lush green lands and terrorizing the inhabitants.
every call for the b button is a murdered [insert your political scapegoat here]
ravenn@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
Linux@programming.dev•Every line of code is a politial statement
37·10 days agokirby’s adventure for the gameboy is so white washed i cant believe people cant just wake up and tell its about limitless consumerism greed by the white man invading lush green lands and terrorizing the inhabitants.
every call for the a button is a murdered [insert your political scapegoat here]
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RetroGaming@lemmy.world•Super Chis Review: An Open-Source GBA Flashcart Newcomer, Very Cost-Effective and Worth Paying Attention ToEnglish
1·14 days agoi have no problem using linux for everything, including patching roms, for my ez flash. nevwr once did it feel like a work around and im confused where ez flash made me use windows or even attempted to make me use windows.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•I built Levyra, a free and open-source music player for Android and Windows
6·18 days agoi think they might not know you equate slop with ai, and while i agree ai is a sloppy way to produce sloppy things, expecting others to know this as a face value equivalancy is a human made sloppy idea, inspired by ai.
edit: an face -> a face
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Manga@ani.social•[News] The titles of Japanese manga have literally doubled in length since 2011, according to study - AUTOMATON WESTEnglish
4·25 days agoI got hit by a train and was reincarnated in another world as a super sized cola with a menu item name twice as long as the average cola
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•This is the back of my 10" Mini server rack -- Custom made 3D printed power modules for each serverEnglish
7·2 months agomega ducky 200 is amazing
super clean build
ravenn@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•What features should a cross-domain open bulletin board have?
1·2 months agojust read up on it. seems really interesting and solves a lot of communication concerns and similar syncronization techniques i entertain. something like ssb paired with a decntralized file system wpuld be cool. like soul seek, but with a partionable space to permit through traffic to relieve congestion for either high demand to low supply files or just to contribute a generic support to single host files to provide additional failsafe support. and by generic, i mean setting those as options with a partitiom that seeks across the network to fulfill charitable network and drive offerings as you best see fit. maybe i wanna offer coverage for low view count peertube videos or indie pop is what i want.
sorry for ramble, ssb looks really cool, and having a sorta mesh of systems like that and soulseek or peertube alongside self hostability feels like the future internet to me. or just my dreams of what could be
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•What features should a cross-domain open bulletin board have?
1·2 months agoi dream of a server system where each person can contribute to a topic as a whole without any intermediary governing force.
lets say i meet up with alice and bertha at lunch. alice bring up the latest one piece chapter and bertha is totally clueless and im super into it and we talk for 30 minutes.
that information is between all three of us, and bertha didnt even care. her fidelity of the story may not be as sharp as alice or mine, but she still syncronized some of the data by proximity in relation and location.
so lets say a server looks at a conversation between us three. but in this case, its one server, built out of the intersection of our 3 servers, and then the separate 3 servers where they dont overlap. the overlap region here would be thr “lunch forum” and a “one piece discussion board” on that “lunch forum”. any of us may dc or choose to idle the resources while others do their talking, but could be pinged back in by a new discussion board, say “doctor who” that all three of us like. this is a reason to have a decentralized implicit server built out of 3 very centralized personal servers. then anyome can leave, and any one can join, amd you recreate the data system that is social interaction.
how such a syncronization might work i would guess would put things into a temporary or public port where you offload data into a charitable server contribution, jusy like social interactions demand a certain amount of charitable interaction. and anything in that shared space can be freely copied or shared, unless encrpyted by a signature such as a dialect or inside translation key where people understand one piece is about a treasure and not a single piece swimsuit. this is off the cuff ideas, but im sure the big wigs of networking could make a system a lot more fluid.
but this achieves a federated and defederated network that is federated at the meeting up in a meta server byilt off two or more independent servers agreeing to pool resources and synchronize experiences
someone can want permissive licenses, want people to not use it in a way someone doesnt see fit, want individual and collective freedoms, and understand that one of those wants is not like the others (perhaps its strictly incompatible) and accept that inside themself is a want to police freedoms while wanting no policing of freedoms. freedom is just that. a seagull does not seek permission to migrate, or devour horseshoe crabs while migrating. freedom has a nature.
so to address the core argument, freedom is a double edged sword. to make it single edged is to make it something other than freedom. and thats fine to want, but the argument for permissive licenses being used for things dear programmer didnt intend being something to avoid is an argument for something other than freedom.
i usually lurk, but this weird cognitive dissonance is all throughout this and similar communities. yes people have a freedom to share code freely, and not worry about political and economic nuances of what copy right left or wrong means. yes poltical influences have the freedom to murky the waters. yes economic influences have the freedom to feed you that murky water of contracts and aggreements and chain you into their systrms. yes you have the freedom to just turn the
binkyblinky box off and touch grass. yes it doesnt mean its fair. fair is an event run by carnies.so maybe we shouldnt argue what is fair when it comes to freedom of expression (the umbrella shielding all copyleft arguments), but instead argue the reality that if you do something with technology, others should reasonably be free to assume you would be okay with that technology being used.
and that could he a very unpeaceful way of handling it.
and to really argue avout copyright is to argue that a string of 0’s and 1’s through an interpreter that can also be defined as 0’s and 1’s is something more than the clever rybbing of two (often very large) base 2 numbers against each other for whatever purpose we really wish. and that concept itself isnt copyrightable, because its the nature of reality. and if some people learned to procedurally generate those numbers and procedurally rub them against each other, perhaps those people are just doing math and it happens to send this comment into existence, by sheer odds of brute force.
hopefully someone reads this and understands just how immature (not wrong, just underdeveloped in thinking style) the arguements of freedom for me with code and not for thee really is.
thank you for coming to my rant. im going back to lurking.
ravenn@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
Programming@programming.dev•I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]
1·2 months agowhy not save the state of the di(ce) in the settling phase and choose (or allow user assignable) value for how many consecutive identicle states before freezing the di(ce) and reporting the result?
my only concern would be a “spinning” di but short of colliding with other dice, that seems technically solved
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Linux@programming.dev•Asahi Linux: Initial USB4/Thunderbolt support for M1/M2/M3 on LKML
1·2 months agoany good guide on doing so?

starts with desire for fwb or something else. moves to quarter million salary (20k to 40k/ mo x 12 mo = 240k to 480k/yr), talks about tons of sharks, tv, and everyone’s favorite, a switch. and now they are 9.5 uncut. oh and as long as you are 18 all is green in their book. can even be as high as 38.
that type of post isnt kosher by craigslist standards. and i mean craigslist back in the day with personals wouldnt wanna see this.