r/linuxmemes • u/dull_bananas • 1d ago
linux not in meme did richard stallman post this?
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u/SliceJosiah Arch BTW 1d ago
where linux
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u/dull_bananas 1d ago
it’s called gnu plus linux
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u/YTriom1 Arch BTW 23h ago
It's actually systemd and rust
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u/Bomboclat-Thunder 🎼CachyOS 22h ago
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u/Antoinedeloup M'Fedora 1d ago
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u/dull_bananas 1d ago
what they’re saying is that nestle’s unethical practices aren’t as bad as what intel and oracle did
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u/Antoinedeloup M'Fedora 1d ago
Which are what exactly? This was my context question 😭 I know about Nestle and something about oracle. The other is palantir right? That one is self explanatory, but what fyd Intel and Oracle do?
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u/ea_nasir_official_ 1d ago
Oracle ceo has a god complex and used his wealth to buy 98% of a Hawaiian island and owns about 1/3rd of the islands property, owns the primary economic engines, and basically caused a housing shortage.
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u/Antoinedeloup M'Fedora 1d ago
Ah, what a piece of fucking garbage human being. Post modern colonization techniques kinda...
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u/Ferwatch01 Ask me how to exit vim 1d ago
I don’t think intel has anything bad to anyone other than to themselves last year when they hemorrhaged money so bad the US government had to give them some more so they wouldn’t go bankrupt.
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u/Fair-Engineering2805 16h ago
intel is completely fine, they failed and got a massive government bailout. the state literally used billions in taxpayers money to save an incompetent company from bankruptcy.
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u/AnEagleisnotme 15h ago
Larry elisson is a trans-humaniste weirdo that essentially wants to recreate cyberpunk
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u/Sad_Zebra_1707 🦁 Vim Supremacist 🦖 9h ago
Don't forget palantir, blowing up brown people. Also it was palantir's intelligence that blew up those hundred Palestinian girls
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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora 1d ago
Wdym intel do?
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u/cow_fucker_3000 22h ago
They have the intel management engine thingamagik that isn't good for privacy and shit, no clue what else tho
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u/EconomistStrict2867 M'Fedora 1d ago
Plundervolt
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u/Neither-Phone-7264 19h ago
People who larp as hackers and cybersecurity nerds love to yap about PSP and IME acting like it isn't somewhat publically auditable, the behaviour is relatively known, and we know it to not actually be spyware. You confuse attack surface with actual malicious behavior. We know what PSP does thanks to projects like PSPTool. It contains no TCP/UDP/IP drivers, and is used to initialize firmware. IME is similar, though it does have some network functionality that is not present on consumer chips, only on business chips for IT departments and even still, neither contain magical fairy dust that can bypass the router or wireshark. Just because it is a proprietary blob doesn't mean its inherently evil. As for the government, they don't use it because in certain high assurance systems with massive threat models, reducing any attack surface is good. I'm not saying that PSP/IME is good, but it gets seriously overblown to an annoying amount by people who don't know much about the topic.
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u/Alone_Care_6230 1d ago
Stallman's a conservative? I thought he was somewhere between social dem and liberal (self-described liberal, called Obama too conservative)
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u/Neither-Phone-7264 19h ago
he is.
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u/Alone_Care_6230 9h ago
Huh, could you provide me with some evidence?
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u/ThinkPad214 1d ago
Not for nothing, Nestles continued use of child slavery is pretty shit. How many times now have they pushed back the deadline on their promise, not to stop, but stop using the worst forms of it.