If this is the case, It would be for good reasons.

1-To keep the focus on what really matters.

2-Respect for the work that has already been done and keeping track of results.

Do you mean that in a good way? Like yeah, they kinda do build tools which connect humanity. Imagine any big tech... Tools might not be good, but they are still useful.

At the same time this sounds negative like "why don't they try to talk to people themselves first".

Zuckerberg is currently terrorizing his very posh neighborhood in Palo Alto as he purchased several properties next to each other and has surrounded the neighborhood and surveillance and security while construction and their crazy parties take place as the Zuckerbergs see fit.

Those neighborhoods in Palo Alto extremely posh these are 3 1/2 $4 million homes 10 years ago.

He pisses on them like he pissed on the Rohingya

@KennethBousquet

> haven't spoken to their neighbours in 6 years "keeping focus on what really matters".

then after all those years they get sold on a "publish under MIT" hype "to let some big corpo pay you for maintenance"...
An icon or possibly two.
#nerdkarma

1)Ride a bicycle to the gym and back a few times a week.

You don't have to pay money or go in. You will be just as fit and take less total time.

2) eat your veggies

Money and time you saved, can be spent on buying and reading the newsletter.

I think there are jobs, talents, here considered "poor man" skills. I sew and rarely do alterations anymore because all people want is cheap labor, in certain areas. A woman may spend $100, $200, $300+ for hair & nails, but balk at the cost to hem her dress 😥

Writing is in the same boat. It's just paper, right? 😭

Sad we pay CEOs and financial analysts million$, but the actual, hands-on workers are still fighting for minimum wages. Yay America! Are we great yet? 🥴

Yes, the math of physics measures the longevity of the human species.

Is every educational system rooted in this primary fact?

is not that simply. Professionals lost respect in my eyes - reuters and other liars. Or wired and other offensive advertisers.
So i do not even thinking about support of any juornalism. Except we have couple local teams who actually do investigate corruption.
So 5€ is the reason i put page in blocklist.

Sure, if i will begin to miss them - can unblock. In theory.

if I do not physically own the article I am not paying anything, I will even keep my adblockers on-

As a future journalist who intends on utilizing their platform for change and not profit.. What the fuck

Also 200$ for a gym membership??

Why would you target people who pay $500 a month on gym and supplement memberships in your marketing campaigns for what I'm assuming you consider a thoughtful newsletter?

Of course you are going to be met with disappointment! You don't have anything they even remotely want! This is very predictable--yes, even the ridiculous, "I'm being mugged," reaction.

I think your market research has led you very astray. Those are not the droids you're looking for.

yes! Very unpopular opinion but I think most forms of media and entertainment products can be more expensive. (Magazines, newspapers, newsletters, books, video games, music, newsletters, podcasts, etc.).

Higher margins would mean less dependence on advertising (or ability to remove it altogether) and sufficient finances to cover the actual cost of intellectual and creative labor.

I feel like entertainment and media have been in a race to the bottom and their pricing is a key component.

(This doesn’t mean I don’t want there to be free options - I think we need institutions like libraries for this exact reason. Pay for creative and intellectual work fairly and still allow access to the larger population who can’t afford to pay full price)

our society values looks above all, i was taught that cruel fact as a tiny child -- & it isn't getting better in a society where everything u do is filmed (probably from your worst angle unless you learn to live your life striking poses)

i wish i had better news but i don't see it changing in my lifetime despite some token pretense at nods toward including those of us who are looks-challenged (the majority!) as some kind of "diversity"

your brain isn't on show, your face is

Subscriptions on usurious platforms are bad.

Overpaying for rent, fees and other first world services are 100x worse for sure.

It's really crazy (and infuriating) when they say this.

Capitalism is not that old. How do they think villages and communities were built and managed before capitalism?

Also, they will often default to the "who will clean the sewers in a socialist world?".

Man, I'd be happy to clean the sewers, on my own terms and schedule if it could prevent me from waking up every single day at dawn to do fuck all in front of a computer for 8 hours :|

You also get secret comics, downloads, and all the lower-tier goodies — but honestly, the tree documentation is the thing.

It's medicine. The tree is the cure. You're the doctor.

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@lumi @alexia

> Okay, but that's how we see it.

GrapheneOS is a great project, I don't understand why you have to see enemies everywhere.

> Android Open Source Project and GrapheneOS work fine with mainline kernels and drivers

Which is what I wrote in my last sentence.

@navi @lumi @lispi314 having read the LineageOS requirements recently they're still specifying 300GB of disk and 32GB of RAM (which my far too expensive computer only just meets) so ???

that said I couldn't actually get it to build for my device for arcane reasons I only kind of understand so maybe it's not actually correct anyway

> The GKI kernel doesn't contain SoC-specific or board-specific code.

😄 Are you making fun of me here or what's the goal here? Prove me you have right, even when obviously you don't have?

Linux kernel contains all SoC, board specific bits + drivers.

Let me translate for regular people: Google compiles minimal, itself not functional, Linux kernel core and then takes a glue (GKI) and put all the ugly stuff I mentioned in the first post it.....

> It takes over 32GB of memory to do a single production Linux kernel build for GrapheneOS because that's simply how much memory it takes to build the upstream kernel image with a very minimal configuration with LTO enabled

except not? i have built the linux kernel with less before, and it didn't take nearly as long -- not close to 3 days long as it took to attempt an aosp build on my old system back in 2019

and if 64 gigs takes 6 hours to build, any less would exponentially lengthen the build due to swapping and oom stalling, sure 64 gigs might not be the minimum but any less and you'd be spending days to build, which i did, which is unnacceptable

okay, sure, the help page is still about building for development though, so i assume, debug and without lto

meaning an actual optimized release build would be even worst than 6h on 64gb ram -- this does not help your point like you think it does

@lumi @navi Expensive phones no one I know in person can reasonably afford are not average phones.

The average are actually the budget ~1GB mobiles that probably aren't covered under security support even at their release.

debug builds, with optimizations, is not only counter intuitive but also no your numbers don't add up

and even if they did, assuming a 9950X is a baseline is absurd and any normal system someone that isn't middle class from a first world country is going to be *far* from that metric

specially now

no, my family and friends growing up could not afford to think of "price over it's lifetime", what they could get were mid-range phones where anything with "pixel" on it were either not available in brasil, or prohibitively expensive for ~80% of the population

we could *not* afford to think in "years of support", we could not switch phones when support ended, 2 years of support? great, my friends would still be using their phones 5 years after that, and getting a new one only when that one broke

wake up to how people outside first world countries actually have to live, please

not to mention that a 8gb phone is plenty enough for basically anything except gaming

sure ignore the part where an 9950X or comparable, with enough ram, is not a baseline but a privilege

go on

@lumi @navi Yeah uh, have you heard of The Sam Vimes theory of socioeconomic unfairness, or Boots theory?

Because this is what's happening in reality. They can't pony up for the long-term more optimal economic choice in the first place.

again it does not, i do not require full LTO to have a functional "production" linux kernel, i can setup a new gentoo system from scratch on a way cheaper machine

honestly, i'm done -- you're so self centered that you attack those that like your work, because they have criticisms, you ignore what is convenient and pull unfair comparisons to have it look reasonable

other projects taking a shit load of resources to build, does not make aosp look better, it just makes the group as a whole look worse, two wrongs doesn't make a right

just, bye