Indeed, he didn’t create the party, he just says the quiet part out loud.

Because it’s nothing more than a popularity contest for them. This isn’t the future of the country (or world) for them, it’s junior prom.

I guess repeating continuing to make analogies in what appears to be a serious tone seems like an odd way to make the argument that the original analogy is broken. You’re not pointing out any flaws, using the current analogy to show how it doesn’t work… just changing the setting while keeping the overall analogy completely the same.

It’s like going to a brothel and continuing to have sex with prostitutes then saying the brothel is broken… sorry, I had to.

…except this isn’t explicitly a Linux website. Sure, it’s probably run by people who use it extensively and populated mostly by people who use it at least regularly… but it’s in no way a Linux dealership. I came here specifically because it wasn’t trying to sell me something.

If you’re trying to say that’s not the case, and that the fediverse only exists as a mechanism to sell people on linux… it might be time to give up on it, I suppose.

And as we all know, only extremes exist! The middle ground is an illusion!

Because the bar you’d normally go to removed all the comfortable chairs and started selling ad space directly in front of your face.

Linus Torvalds out here describing capitalism.

True, there’s no masking in private security.

And that’s terrible…

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“More lanes make car go faster” probably.

Ugly bags of mostly water…

Yes.

They might be over-qualified, actually.

You might ditch, but they have enough data that says enough other people aren’t going to.

Just remember whenever you’re annoyed by something and think “why is this a thing? This annoys me so it shouldn’t happen”, there’s thousands of other people who can live with it or just don’t give a shit.

Same as it was on reddit, but slightly more self-righteous about it.

Tell that to all the super users.

When people realize you can do both.

That’s so fetch.

It’s not that he can’t be that, it’s that it makes him a tool.