So you mean you can demonize Nazis without even knowing what tactics they employ? That means you’re just blindly accusing people of being Nazis, like I thought.

So why does your opinion even matter in this case when you clearly admitted to not knowing how to recognize Nazis and their supporters? What a useless conversation this turned out to be.

FYI, Nazis are well known for demonizing a group of people without being able to logically explain their hatred, just like what you’re doing now. For someone who claims to hate Nazis, you sure act in a similar vein. Now that you’re more educated, I hope you can learn to distance yourself from that kind of thought process.

No, I meant that amongst the community that I follow, there are few Nazis. At the end of the day, you cannot be sure that there are 0 Nazis in any community that you follow, that’s just unrealistic.

You’re just being pedantic and making so much mental gymnastics in order to call me a Nazi. That shows just how fucked up your mindset is. You’re pretty much trying to demonize a group of people using broken logic to justify your hate. Why are you trying to emulate the Nazi thought process?

Does a Nazi infested group calls out whenever people is being racist or openly makes fun of Elon Musk?

I’m sure you can always just argue that they are being Nazis secretly or something, but to call out a group of people to be suspicious of being a Nazi, I would prefer if you have more proof than just conjecture.

Do…you not know how to read? Now that explains things.

It does when you say it, which is why it’s stupid. Saying something so simple, yet you can’t even do it without giving Linux a bad look. Talk about incompetent.

The main dev is a Tankie, so not just partially written. And you’re missing the point. Even on lemmy.ml there are plenty of non-Tankies. There are reasons for people to be there other than to support the Tankie devs. In the same vein, there are plenty of reason for people to be on Twitter other than to support the Nazis.

Being this pedantic in an effort to defend broad brushing groups of people together when they don’t have that much in common is, frankly, pathetic.

It’s a website that purposely and specifically endorses Nazis. Yes you are tainted by association.

And this is a site run by developers that purposely and specifically endorses Tankies, yet it’s still stupid to call everyone on this site a Tankie.

That’s what I think of anyone who hangs out with Nazis. Why you doing that? Why you hanging out with Nazis?

Because we don’t, we kick them out of the circle, that’s why there’s few of them amongst those I follow. The fact that you can’t comprehend such a simple concept is the problem.

We don’t let them into our bar, that’s why the part has so few Nazis. The Nazis are running rampant in other parts of the site, but not on the part that I frequent, from my observation at least. That’s why it’s stupid to group everyone using Twitter as Nazi adjacent.

Not all parts of twitter is chock full of Nazis. The parts I follow probably won’t ever move over to Mastodon, so I’m stuck with Twitter. The good thing is that part barely has any Nazis.

Good job on brushing everyone on Twitter with the same broad stroke, though. Really shows how progressive you can be.

Yeah, if the only thing you can do to support your sentiment is to make it look unappealing to the majority of normal users, you would be pretty stupid. Or maybe you’re actually 5 and that was just a projection on your part, I wouldn’t know.

Probably the latter. Though, I’m not familiar enough with cybersecurity to make a comment on that.

Can you explain what is immutable/atomic distribution and how it can prevent this?

Sure, but damaging the sentiment of the position that he is arguing for makes him stupider than simply being wrong.

Yeah, good luck telling my IT department to deal with Wine for every piece of software we require that doesn’t have a Linux version or even some kind of replacement.

Just last night I needed to check what my network card model was and had to open the command line to do so on Ubuntu. Couldn’t seem to find an equivalent to Windows’ Device Manager.

Linux machines also require Crowdstrike because of business requirements. That does mean Linux is just as crap as Windows then?

It’s funny that corporate IT will be one of the groups getting the blame in this case, despite it being in most cases not their decision that a company lacks a separate test and production environment. The executives that decided that usually gets off scot free.

This is not AI, though. Just Excel’s pattern recognition doing its job.

The workaround is to log in as an administrator and give his user account the permission to modify the files. Why is it not standard procedure? Because giving normal users the permission to edit everything by default instead of just files that they own is how people used to be able to delete system32 and brick their windows install.

Can it be considered sold if it hasn’t been paid?