Amikke @Amikke@qoto.org

@mkljczk @wariat @matsafi@pol.social jak ktoś sobie zadał trud żeby zamknąć ekosystem i teraz będzie musiał sobie zadać trud żeby to odwrócić to dobrze mu tak. Gdyby tego nie robił od początku to zaoszczędziłby dwukrotnie. Poprawna analogia to nie zmuszanie do wymiany podzespołów na wydajniejsze tylko raczej zmuszanie dzbana co postawił mur na drodze do zburzenia go.

Nie martw się, na tym zamykaniu ekosystemu zarobili nieporównywalnie więcej niż takie odwracanie spierdolenia może kosztować.

@helmet91 @nixCraft apparently you're missing out

@mkljczk @wariat @matsafi@pol.social różni się, tym że zamknięcie ekosystemu to aktywne działanie monopolistyczne, a nie zamykanie go dosłownie nic nie kosztuje i jest sytuacją domyślną.

@mkljczk @wariat @matsafi@pol.social zakaz monopolistycznego zamykania ekosystemu to "dobre rozwiązania do których konkurencja doszła sama"?

@nixCraft day ruined

@piotrsikora wymagania na kierowcę: prawo jazdy kategorii D+Tramwaj, dobra tolerancja na Przyprawę

@matsafi@pol.social @m0bi13 @czach @kuba @grymasTysiaclecia@pol.social @zen_xen_ni nieświadomy użytkownik będzie korzystał tylko z AppStore, o co już się Apple postara.

@nixCraft no way, MS would've at least made the ads look more "professional", this looks like a shop that exaggerates the problems.

"No country that bordered with Poland before 1990 exists today."

Also all countries that Poland declared war on in the 20th century were bombarded with nuclear weapons lol, we're clearly too powerful.

@moth_ball @Moon the breaking hemoglobin into bilirubin is why your shit is brown in the first place, also why bruises turn brown/yellow over time. The more you know!x2

I've had my Steam Deck for about 2 months now and I must say it's met my high expectations. After using it only as mobile console/laptop a week ago I finally bought a dock and the way it now acts as the living room couch console (with my entire Steam, GOG etc libraries) but also supports desktop applications, desktop mode, keyboard and mouse is sublime. Wanna stop playing and watch some videos? Sure, here's your actual desktop browser with your extensions like adblock so that you can watch them in peace. Wanna use a search function? You can just type on a keyboard instead of clicking through a virtual one with arrows for an hour.

And of course it doesn't try to force you to use a single vendor-controlled overpriced games store or buy some shitty, way overpriced controller that feels like a chinese knock-off of an actual controller (*cough* Switch *cough*), it's the first console, I think ever, that's actually yours, letting you freely choose the hardware and software you want to play with.

It's a total game changer, a chemotherapy for the console market's cancer. I love it.

@sim @Moon I wouldn't say that's what "my war" means. You can interpret it in multiple ways, but usually it means something like "war that directly affects me".

@sim @Moon that's what I understood since you used it to defend collecting, posting and gloating over snuff of said ordinary people and the horrors of war they experience.

@sim @Moon I'm just saying that using your qualifiers nearly no war ever was an ordinary people's war. Which I disagree with especially since from what I understood you're using this one's "not the ordinary people's war" status to make light of its horrors.

@sim @Moon every war, except maybe some revolutions, works like that. They're all ordinary people's wars as they are the ones fighting, losing their relatives, on at least one side losing their homes and birthplaces, and the ones most affected otherwise. No peasant has ever said "you know what, fuck these people far away that I've never seen so much I'm willing to die for it".

@sim @Moon every war is the ordinary people's war.