

If only lies had consequences.
They do. It’s called “voting with your wallet”. Don’t like this decision? Don’t buy the game.
Just another Space Monkey


If only lies had consequences.
They do. It’s called “voting with your wallet”. Don’t like this decision? Don’t buy the game.


You have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.


That’s an awful lot of typing instead of just saying “I’m a lying liar who doesn’t know what he’s talking about. That’s why I offer no actual data - because the actual numbers destroy my entire argument.”


That’s an “I have no idea what I’m talking about” if I ever heard one.
“Citation needed” IS polite. You claim it’s not polluting, so clearly you know the CO2 emissions numbers from SpaceX’s datacenters that are being run off direct-connect to natural gas generators. So, how about it? How “not polluting” are they?


It’s pretty insignificant
Citation needed. You’re just straight-up lying or clueless as to what’s actually going on.


The ecological damage is not made up.


Bias plus volume. Memes used to be hand-crafted. That takes time.
Now, there’s a dozen websites to auto-generate them by the thousands. Plus AI.


You: “I don’t understand why you find this fun”
Also you: “I am TOTALLY the target audience for this game”
Also you: “This gameplay is totally boring, I hate it”
Thank you for confirming the accuracy of my assessment.
If you were the target audience, you would enjoy what NMS has to offer.
You have stated clearly that you’d rather be playing Wing Commander - a wildly different combat sim/rpg hybrid whose only similarity to NMS is that they both contain spacecraft.
Growing up means understanding that there’s a wide array of things that you’re just not the target audience for and that’s okay.


It’s far less typing to just say “I’m not the target audience for this game.”
No man in the wrong can stand against a fellow thats right and keeps on a-comin’.
— Texas Ranger Bill McDonald
The Five Fingers by Gayle Rivers. Might be one of the goriest books I’ve ever read.


Slavery was abolished in the 19th century,
Cute that you think that. Try reading the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution sometime. You’ll find that the USA did not abolish slavery. We just institutionalized it into the penal system. Look up some of the jobs performed by the inmates of the Louisiana state correctional system and then tell me slavery has been abolished.


ROFL.
Thanks for admitting you have no idea what you’re talking about. Again.


Thanks for admitting you haven’t got a legitimate argument.


I’m only using an over the top example to hopefully make my point more clear.
If that’s the only example available that illustrates the point, then you have not spent enough time thinking through your idea.
Do better.


So, it’s totally cool with you if the kernel that those anti-AI distros runs is being developed with AI?
Seems like a weird line to draw to me. But whatever. Enjoy whatever distro that is, if you find it.
GNU/Hurd maybe?


You should stop using Linux altogether if you want to be that much of an anti-AI snob. Linus is using LLMs on the kernel.


The Dunning-Kruger Effect.
Growing up means understanding that the only thing you can control is your own actions. What other people do isn’t your concern unless you’re going to go make it their concrn.