@zleap @catvalente and the be dangerous approach isn't even new, i think it's akind to the stoic idea. i'm no expert though :)
@zleap @catvalente
longish ranty reply incoming.
well, tate didn't turn out this way by himself. he is the product of society, like everyone.
i think the problem is that we have no real values anymore. everything is for sale, even wokeness is working so well because it's capitalized.
young men are stuck in the middle (i'd say young women too, but i can't speak for them). the whole "be nice" stuff is a lie, it's not being nice that's wanted but "shut up and play along" to whatever thing is the current thing.
the response in turn doesn't mean that you have to be like tate, but instead they should be what peterson calls "dangerous" - being capable of violence and bad behavior but actively choosing not to. maybe things should be handled like judo, not against the force but with it - like suggested by the "be dangerous" approach. men have higher levels of aggression, either use it as productive force for good or for (self-)destruction. the mainstream hates the animalist core humans have, wants to eradicate it. look at the west, we are closer to brave new world than is funny. the biggest insult against our nature is the generalized "best not get children" push, which started with the boomers telling us to wait with having children until it's _almost too late_. now it's for "the climate". better work for the man and take away the emptyness with booze, you might miss out on life (read: consumption).
i won't shed a tear for twitter employees, if anything they are responsible for the situation. they've made more than enough money off of eroding discussion culture in the west.
@black6_ haha :)
@black6_ but what relates with not having got it?
@zleap @catvalente what entirely is missing from this discussion is that tate is a symptom.
@catvalente Tate can’t be canceled by us because he’s not a part of our culture.
Cancelation is within a culture or tribe.
@catvalente
> this was my thread
"my" thread. lol, lmao.
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@pie also the old opera engine. it was pretty capable back then. the source was leaked, but i never found it anywhere.
I'm still really sad over the death of EdgeHTML. It was the best browser engine I've ever used, and I wish they at least open sourced it when they abandoned it so the community could continue maintaining it (and port it to Linux)
Alphabet really needs to get antitrusted. They make one of two fully-featured browser engines, which is the one almost everyone uses, while also being the target of 21% of Internet traffic. So frustrating.
@Enrique ne, aber 2/3.
6502 is (mostly) Turing-Complete without registers
http://oldvcr.blogspot.com/2023/01/the-mos-6502-is-mostly-turing-complete.html?m=1
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AP rant
@bonifartius I know (via Apache Software Foundation) Roy T Fielding, and he wrote https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1945 basically by himself.
I met him a couple of times, and he told the story; "Oh, this web thing is cool... 35 sites and I read it all. A month later there was 200 sites. This is getting awfully popular, I think we need a formal specification."
He must be one of a very small number of people who has at one time "Read ALL content on the world wide web"
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