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Depends on how retro you’re talking. My Atari is sadly DOA but i don’t have the time to make it a project, but my $1500-on-release apple slaptop that i dug out of e-recycling, with a core 2 duo is fairly plug-n-play for whatever docker can provide.

Not that I do that either . . . That’s what the raspbi was for . . .

Edit: essentially I guess I’m saying if it can run some kinda *nix then maybe.

Best not give it a tenth day.

We all gotta find out about the .ml someday.

See I had forgotten the one golden rule of capitalism. To thrive in capitalism one must be amoral. Now you can be wildly sickeningly successful with morals but you cannot reach that absolute zenith of shareholder value. Either you accept a lower share price and don’t commit atrocities or you become evil. There is no third option.

Spot on.

I don’t suppose there’s a readable version? Ok if not.

So deleted everywhere except in the places you most wish it was deleted.

The maintainer says they have “a series of steering documents I generated that does cybersecurity checks and provides additional hardening” and “Note I also work in cybersecurity.”

Yeah, that’s a big no. No one ‘generates’ ‘steering documents’. No one I would take seriously, anyway.

One more thing - the project’s README has a “Support - Building My Daughter’s Future” section soliciting donations.

Yuck.

Oh, I’ll tell you when I’ve had enough!

Huh. Didn’t know that!

Stoats are awesome.

Coffee. Black. Do it.

*Musical sting*

This is awesome

To leftists, liberalism, even progressive liberalism, can never address the material concerns for workers, inequal accumulation, and capitalism’s contradictions because it cannot attack the central tenet of its ideology: the private ownership of land and resources.To leftists, liberalism, even progressive liberalism, can never address the material concerns for workers, inequal accumulation, and capitalism’s contradictions because it cannot attack the central tenet of its ideology: the private ownership of land and resources.

Well put, and yes I’d agree. Where I seem to draw the ire of leftists is when I point to the clock and say we have one year before we have to vote, and all things being equal we’re going to vote for the Democrats because attacking the central tenet of this country’s dominant ideology is not going to happen in this election cycle.

The 2024 Presidential election threads were a depressing reminder that some leftists can’t get out of their heads, or ivory towers, or whatever to make incremental progress because the glorious revolution is at hand. Or something. So I get to be the evil liberal who wants healthcare for all, student loan forgiveness, and a Green New Deal. And all of those things go down the shitter because republiQans vote as a single juggernaut bloc and we don’t.

Lemmy has been enlightening in teaching me these things but yes - different!

I have a little knowledge there, but I’m good, thanks. I’m really more interested in defeating the republiQan hate machine so we can get people healthcare and save the environment.

Not that it’s not interesting - I just have a slightly different take than Marx because Marx didn’t live in 2025.

Hm. Well, that’s interesting.

That’s pretty much every liberal I know, yeah.

Well. I know some house painters I guess. They don’t work for someone else, per se.

Mmm hmmm. Yeah. Yes.

So an American proletariat is . . . Anyone who is limited by health insurance, student loans, and mortgage rates? Or is it something else?

We don’t really use the word proletariat, uh, at all. Ever.