Yeah, I'm not talking about differing opinions. I don't block people for not having the same ideas as me -- in fact I make a point of following folks that vote/think differently from me. I love new ideas.
I'm talking about blocking people who are mean. Who are clearly just breaking my core rule of "Be Excellent To Each Other." There's just no point in having that sort of hate and negativity around, ya know?
@lwriemen Oh, man. My love for OS/2 runs deep. Such a fun system.
But the Free Software loving part of my brain is made happy by FreeDOS.
How fun would a FreeOS/2 be?!
Seems nicer to me to outright block someone. Leaving them unblocked, but ignoring them feels, to me, like leading someone on.
But a straightforward block? Leaves no room for uncertainty. I like that.
Plus, I make it pretty clear that I will happily unblock anyone who decides to stop harassing or being hateful to others. I believe in second (and millionth) chances. ;)
@naebulys @thegimmickhacker@floss.social
Oh, and to answer the original question: I totally have no problem with you getting the show... anywhere. :)
Personally, I would suggest using the official sources (LBRY, YouTube, or RSS feed) just to make sure you get the latest and without editing, etc. But it's ok to get it anywhere. ;)
@naebulys @thegimmickhacker@floss.social
Yeah, it's not an official channel.
There's a lot of "unofficial" ones out there. :)
What Linux Desktop does Lunduke use as a daily driver?
LBRY: https://beta.lbry.tv/what-linux-desktop-does-lunduke-use-as-a/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Au4BWKjTu18
RSS/etc: http://lunduke.com/
Black Hat drama this week shows the risks in creating a machine/process w/ the power to censor a group for personal views. Always starts w/ dangerous/unsympathetic views, inevitably expands to censor other groups based on shakier grounds. #slipperyslope
@jlcrawf @DarkMavrik It's an honor just to be nominated.
@lunduke
Once lunduke fought Chuck Norris, we can tell who won, we hear from lunduke, Mr. Norris is at home on Linux now after his loss
Today's #Linux News:
* PHP v7.4.0 Available
* PyCharm 2019.2 EAP3 Released
* Talks To Port Over Microsoft's Chromium-Based Edge browser To Linux
* Canonical Announces Embedded Computer Manifold 2 for Drone Developers
To read more about these headlines:
https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/canonical-announces-embedded-computer-manifold-2-drone-developers-request-help-testing-snap
@misslav High five. ;)
@naebulys I accept! (And I like you too!)