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To this I want to add personally, death is a normal part of life. If it’s because of old age or humans killing each other doesn’t make incredibly much of a difference to me. As long as life existed there was death & suffering. Of course I’m against unnecessary death & suffering. But I’m asking myself, why would I myself add to the suffering by suffering when I see others suffer and I can only very barely help them?

I recently asked that an old childhood friend of mine and his gf. Obviously, they found it hard to answer and a ‘weird question’. But what they eventually settled upon as answer was “everything, but mainly other people, the current situation of these people, or their own current situation”

Most policing of other people’s behavior is for your own personal benefit, so whatever makes it most likely for the autistic person to behave in the desired way is the “right way” to call it.

Shame and being ostracized are just ways to make sure no one else falls out of line.

It’ll continue until it stops working. We need to be individually brave and support each other against stuff like this, and I think all will turn out fine :)

Binding the interface is definitely the recommended way to go about it, it was in some manual when I first informed myself about torrenting. But it’s not required and easy to miss if you don’t consume correct resources, it’s not obvious.

I feel that OP has only talked about what his GF can not do, and not at all about what they can’t do.

I’m joking but I kinda have a point. It seems to me like you both just gotta chill and not worry too much.

HTML/CSS/JS is just a possible frontend technology. It doesn’t really matter if your frontend is written in that or written in Qt or whatever. What matters in the end is that the developers are good ones. If the developers suck, the frontend will suck.

There aren’t many good developers.

With the “Edit:” this reads like you’re the one with the communication issues xD

Not quite true… by default it goes to the previous/next tab in the list, but if you accidentally clicked somewhere else entirely in the list then going back/forward from that point does not get you to the tab you previously had selected.

Afaik there is a setting for it, but you have to have it enabled beforehand so it builds the history.

There is no other reason to do it like this in a Lemmy post other than you want to publicly discredit the devs somehow. This is quite obviously a mistake and not a way to harvest admin passwords. Just fixing it and not trying to stir up shit would have been the right thing to do.

OP managed to find the bug. He knows how to fix it. Obviously he’d know how to make an issue about it, and probably even know how to contribute his fix that he already made in the official way to the open source project.

You do not possess these skills so obviously you’re not the one who should make the issue.

Yet he decided to somehow create this public post highlighting something that could be sketchy to try to publicly discredit the devs. There is no other reason to do it like this.

Why make a Lemmy post about this and not just a GitHub issue?

Just don’t use repacks like this, the original package is fine. Bandwidth is often free if you get a torrent, no need to save a few hundred MBs with ridiculously CPU intensive compression algorithms.

Well, it’s not “growing” per se, but we produce fertilizers which are “plant food”, so you could say we grow food for our food even for plants.

Eventually, yes. If everyone’s needs are provided for, there is no requirement anymore to extract value from art, one can just make it and share it freely.

Copyright should be abolished.

Why is no one mentioning here that the business model shouldn’t exist? If a copy can be made basically for free, there is no reason not to make it basically free. We should be providing everyone with the means to live regardless of their ability to sell stuff. If everyone was free to do whatever they please because their existence was provided for, people would still make media, because people love making things like that.

Of course that might mean that in the short term, while we don’t do this, pirating might mean that some things stop existing. I’d be completely fine if all Hollywood movies and other shit disappeared overnight. Maybe then people would finally come to the understanding that our current model of doing things sucks.

It’s not a problem though. If you as a pirate want the business model of selling copies to not exist anymore, everyone always pirating would achieve that and not be a problem.

You forget the alternative mindset:

An active desire to see traditional ways of funding to disappear, and the media along with it.

Oh wow you really need better people around you then :( there are people that don’t mind your executive disfunction, and I know that life then suddenly gets much different.