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There are many things you can criticize a free software project for, but the argument that people who aren't contributors or disagree with the project's vision should be able to dictate major decisions is, uh, interesting.

I'd be *very* curious to see some concrete examples of projects where this is supposedly possible.

The natural progression of getting out of big tech and trying to get your digital life independent is that you end up doing some things that are technically a grey area in legality.

If you are me, you just step across that line and head straight into what is technically illegal, because fuck the corporate shitheads.

If you chug 20 oz of Diet Dr Pepper and constrict your throat instead of relax as you belch, it loudly sounds somewhere between a burp and a fart and will cause people to run into the room with alarm.

This and other AMAZING lifehacks are available for the low price of $35, sent to the Church of the SubGenius!

Arthur Hacker's "The Drone" is a lovely painting to watch as the warmth of midyear starts to fade; so many pretty flowers, bigger than the even prettier girl appreciating them!

#art #traditionalart #painting #oilpainting #beautifulwoman #beautifulgirl #flowers

if you had to figure out basic command line stuff on your own before you could get online, that would probably be more than sufficient to keep the unwashed masses out
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