
Alexandre
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Alexandre
@Alex655957
Entrepreneur geek, codeur et défenseur de la liberté d’expression. Contre censure et abus d’État. Pour un internet libre et sécurisé. #Liberté #Tech


🚨 UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is reportedly preparing to IMMINENTLY STEP DOWN. - Daily Mail. Good riddance!







There are so many insane wildly misleading stories coming out about data centers almost every day now that I'm mostly having to give up on commenting on them to focus on actually getting blog posts out, but it feels like a tsunami. I'll share one from just today as an example.



Always keeping an eye on this running list of Open Source Operating Systems (Linux & *BSD distributions, etc.) and & their current status regarding age verification:

Debian a cédé sur la vérification d'âge :( (sans doute à cause du forcing de systemd).

Hitler era tan socialista que lo primero que hizo cuando llegó al poder fue perseguir e ilegalizar a socialistas y comunistas. Tan socialista que quiso invadir la URSS. Y tan socialista, que fue derrotado y aniquilado por el ejército rojo de la URSS.

@brivael @rojiongbingo Mdr marx est pour la destruction de l'etat, hitler a offert un eldorado pour les industriels qui aident l'effort de guerre

@RomainRobi_ @JJBourdin_off @EricLarch @davidlisnard Le libéralisme, c’est la puanteur extrême. C’est, en réalité, ne penser qu’à sa gueule, piétiner les plus modestes et les ignorer ouvertement. C’est un peu le Parisien qui marche sur un type mort dans la rue, en lui donnant des coups de pied parce qu’il gêne le passage.




It’s not “equality”. Based on Schumpeter’s Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy Lamont makes in his article the case that capitalism rewards practical doers who create value for consumers, while undervaluing abstract verbal brilliance, breeding resentment. Socialism elevates them to central planners & directors with status & protection from markets. TLDR: Capitalism rewards those who do. Socialism elevates those who direct. Note: this view is echoed by thinkers like Nozick and Sowell. Nozick argued intellectuals (“wordsmiths”) develop entitlement in school where verbal brilliance earns top status, then resent capitalism for rewarding practical value-creation for consumers over abstract intellect. Sowell described them as “the anointed” who overestimate their knowledge for grand social engineering, blame capitalism for society’s ills while ignoring trade-offs and dispersed practical wisdom, and promote visions that elevate their role as planners and critics.









