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Relax But Don’t Get Lazy
As is typically the case, Brandon Smith has a good grasp on the problem: Globalists Are Taking The Mask Off And That’s A Bad Sign…. Normally, I take issue with his solutions, but this time, he doesn’t offer one. His … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged censorship, culture war, Cybersecurity, information war, networking technology, Open Source software, oppression
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A System Recovery
This is shop talk; you can skip this post. The new laptop was doing something inappropriate, so I tried to recover my Win11 installation from backup just so I could see if the problem persisted. The warranty would not be … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged computer peripherals, computer technology, Linux Mint, Open Source software, Windows software
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Technical Updates for Late February 2016
Consider the moral implications. Understanding the technology is one thing; knowing why and how it matters is another level entirely. If your computer runs Win10 and you have some functional reason for preferring it over whatever was running before, but … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged commercial software, computers, internet, linux, networking technology, Open Source software, technology, windows
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Technological Spite
Let me be the first to encourage you to stay away from computers. I write that in a post on a blog many know to cover a lot of computer technology stuff. It’s not a bad hobby, so long as … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged computer technology, computers, Open Source software, oppression, propaganda, psychology, software development, windows
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Refresh: I Recommend CentOS
On the one hand, I despise most of what passes for Linux advocacy. Most Linux advocates are computer geeks. The computer geek culture is not at all mainstream, and cannot ever be mainstream. Geeks are geeks because they don’t even … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, computers, government, linux, Open Source software, resistance, windows
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Open Source Software Hijacking
It’s one thing when the folks running an Open Source software project admit to crossing over to “the dark side” and wrapping their installer with advertising software — which most people call malware. Such a project would be FileZilla, the … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged advertising software, business, compsec, internet, Open Source software, Open Source software project, technology
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Say It Again, Rich Bowen
This is just so good I had to link to it: Someone with a real job in Linux has posted an article about how Open Source documentation sucks, and it reflects the awful attitude that dominates Open Source coders. Granted, … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged communications, linux, Open Source software, psychology, publishing, Rich Bowen, Source documentation, technology, writing
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Firefox Now on the Dark Side
We probably should have seen this coming: Firefox users, get ready for ads in your browser. I don’t think AdBlock or it’s friends will help you with this. Granted, it’s not as if you have no options at all, but … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged advertising, browsers, Firefox, internet, Open Source software, software
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You’re Supposed to…
Context: Yes, I use Linux and Open Source stuff and I like it. Generally I prefer it; I hate the entire claptrap of corporate greed and materialism. However, that doesn’t mean Open Source development brings us to computing nirvana. Quite … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged computers, Open Source software, psychology, software development, technology
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Information Activist 2
If “activist” means striving to force a change in government policy, then I am not one of them. It seems I often have to explain why we are not supposed to participate in democratic government: It’s fundamentally immoral. Democracy is … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged christian activism, computers, culture, democratic government, government, internet, moral character, Noah's Covenant, Open Source software, resistance, tribal government
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