additionally, i'm not saying that opposing racism or bigotry is immature. I'm saying throwing out a successful open-source project because the owner is allegedly a racist/bigot (i admittedly know nothing or care to know anything about this DHH character) is counterproductive. Is the code racist/bigoted? If I make something using Omarchy as my OS, am I racist/bigoted? It sounds like that's what you're implying...
padreug
joined 1 year ago
i find it interesting you think that i do not have kindness or empathy based on my stance. I'd be curious if you were to meet me in real life if you could pick me out of a hypothetical lineup.
This project has received money because it has drawn people to linux. I can still appreciate open-source code even if it's written by an asshat.
On the other hand, I won't touch an Apple product and I judge tech enthusiasts who do. I will still say they make impressive products, but I have a strong stance against proprietary code for the sake of profit.
herdr is another one that's out there. I've tried it out and have been driving it for a while. I like it cause I have a lot of agents open and it tells me who's blocked
don't forget, even a broken clock is right twice a day 😄
switched 4 years ago from windows to linux. Currently garbage collecting my brain of any windows remnants and happy for it. Running NixOS with an awesome development workspace
also stop working for them and claim your damn sovereignty. Sure it comes with responsibility, and if you don't want that it's fine, but no complaining for you when they treat you like a number in a system.
It's insane to me how intelligent software developers and people in general are, and how fucking stupid they can still be. STOP WORKING FOR CENTRALIZED CORPORATIONS, THEY DO NOT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT YOU.
That 6 figure paycheck is well accounted for in their books and they're cashing in on it in multiples.
Open-source is hard, but look at all the hard challenges corporations are forcing you to spend relentless hours solving so they can multiply their bottom line. These are the challenges engineers are built for, why do we allow our motivations to be manipulated into something that doesn't even serve us? That's a serious question that deserves attention. Why do employees feel so committed to their companies? It's simple, but highly effective psychological manipulation, but at the end of the day only you have agency over your actions.
Let's put our collective minds to work at figuring how how to get off the tit of corporations. That milk is ultra-processed generic-branded shit.
DHH doesn't rub me the right way from the small glimpse i've seen, but I really enjoyed using Omarchy as someone who only joined the linux gang several years ago and never really understood the dotfile/config structure
I don't have sympathy for software developers who work for these massive centralized tech companies that are harvesting people's attention for money... I mean... are they really surprised they got axed when it comes down to the bottom line?
ah thanks :)