Look all of us know the type of person vaxry is, he's a buzz lightyear in a toy store. We've all known racists and ''crypto-fascists'' who think they're very clever when they're actually very fucking dumb and easy to catch out if you've met people like this before. There's a reason that they decided to support hyprland and not other compositors. They knew the situation, it's that birds of a feather flock together. and some people in framework do. They're not creating a big tent by financially supporting racists (we all know what these people are about, we've all spoken to them before it's no secret) Where is the financial support for musl? niri? smithay? waydroid? pipewire? all the other fkn libraries and programs that make desktop Linux work and are worked on by a few people with little to no funding? Nope, we'll support the crappy wayland compositor developed by a fascist that has animations as its only selling point☝️
Someone left their bike and helmet unattended outside the Information Technology Faculty building at uni and this little noisy miner bird took advantage of it and built a nest in the helmet. To the delight of all the staff who have been eagerly watching it for the last week or so, Mumma bird has now laid some eggs 😍
Photo credits: William Lay (bird) and Jason Free (eggs)
This is not about Framework, but every other OSS project that sees the current shape of the ongoing polycrisis and says "yeah, the fascists have a point, actually."
This is not about OSS, but about tech in general being a part of how fascism works in 2025, from DRM to AI.
This is not about tech in the current moment, but about the failure of the tech industry to grapple with IBM's role in the Holocaust.
Tech firms when courting public opinion: "our technology is visionary! It has the power to change society, to improve everyone's life! The impact will be huge and a benefit to everyone!"
Tech firms when they pull this shit: "we just think tech shouldn't be political."
I don’t think #Framework understands that they _are_ a political brand. They don’t have the best products, and they don’t have the cheapest products. They have products that appeal to _political positions_. By trying to keep “politics” out of their decisions, what they’re saying is that the **literal only selling point** of their machines is no longer valid.
It’s incredibly sad to see, because I was a fan of Framework until I saw this atrocious response.
We support open source software (and hardware), and partner with developers and maintainers across the ecosystem. We deliberately create a big tent, because we want open source software to win.
The Great Software Quality Collapse: How We Normalized Catastrophe (by DENIS STETSKOV) "...We're creating a lost generation of developers who can prompt but can't debug, who can generate but can't architect, who can ship but can't maintain...." techtrenches.substack.com/p/th…
@OttovonWenkoff jj je a k nemu sa viaže táto poznámka v zošite ktorá neviem čo znamená mastodon.arch-linux.cz/@Suspic… a tú druhú mám čítať do školy a znie romanticky až tragicky páči sa mi tak ju prečítam.
Fedora 43 is expected to be released within weeks. I decided that the late stage of the beta process was a suitable moment to upgrade my server. Several days of debugging and configuration changes ensued, but not due to its being a beta version. The most complex problem was to adjust to the new (backward-incompatible) syntax of the Dovecot 2.4 IMAP configuration. Thanks to participants on the Dovecot mailing list for recognizing one of my errors, I was able to fix the configuration and return my email service to normal. #Fedora #Linux #DovecotIMAP
> The stated cause of [Jordan] Peterson’s ongoing neurological and physical deterioration is SIRS (systemic inflammatory response syndrome) caused by mold exposure. This is apparently the result of decades of living with mold, though it was recently exacerbated by exposure to an especially moldy environment.
What's wrong Jordy not man enough to handle a little mold? Didn't eat enough meat? Why are you so weak and effeminate?
Přemýšlíte o nákladním kole, ale bojíte se složitého ovládání a parkování? Pak je čas zkusit cargo kola typu longtail! Tato chytrá kola s prodlouženou zadní stavbou kombinují obrovskou nosnost s ovladatelností klasického kola. 👉 V čem je jeho výhoda? Oproti cargo kolům s bednou vepředu je lehčí, obratnější a skladnější.
Jízdní pocit je velmi podobný klasickému kolu, takže přechod je snadný i pro začátečníky.
Díky silné konstrukci zvládne velký náklad a zároveň pohodlnou jízdu ve městě.
V rozhovoru Aleš Linhart z Kolomotion vysvětluje, proč právě longtail může být skvělou alternativou k autu a jak může změnit každodenní dopravu ve městě.
Anyone else find it ironic that the IAAP's profile menu is screen-reader inaccessible. Not a good look for a new blind member to encounter right off the bat...
Framework has recently funded Hyprland and promoted a distribution made by DHH (someone commonly mentioned in their Twitter feed too).
Their response to criticism until now has been the following:
We don’t partner based on individuals’ or organizations’ beliefs, values, or political stances outside of their alignment with us on increasing the adoption of open source software.
I've seen this "neutral" drift enough times to know where it ends, so unless something changes soon, I'm afraid of the community that will stem from this.
We support open source software (and hardware), and partner with developers and maintainers across the ecosystem. We deliberately create a big tent, because we want open source software to win.
I don't want to spend money with a company that has a "big tent" policy and allows people to piss in it. I never want to be in a tent with people pissing in it. OSS does not need it.
Speaking as a German - this 'big tent' approach just doesn't work.
Today is a good day to write to support@frame.work using your shop email address. I will.
We support open source software (and hardware), and partner with developers and maintainers across the ecosystem. We deliberately create a big tent, because we want open source software to win.
It is darkly comedic that misinformation that imperils human life can be forgiven, but not copyright violations. What a world we've made for ourselves. mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1…
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YouTube will evaluate each request individually, but copyright violators need not apply.
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Celebration of the effort, ingenuity, and creativity that goes into making the web a friendlier and more inclusive place, one captioned image at a time.
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This is not a good look, to put it mildly. I really like(d) my framework 13, but got a MacBook last month. Felt kinda sad because using a framework was so much cooler from an idealistic way. Don’t feel as bad anymore now.
Hi, I am not exactly sure how best to frame this, but recent events have got me wondering where exactly Framework, as a company, stands with regards to human rights and equality.
This is a spin-off from #10 where I'd like some input from the team, concerning how to handle the following unmaintained apps with security relevance:
* [x] [`com.github.IrineSistiana.plugin.simple_tls_android`](https://apt.izzysoft.de/packages/com.
I'm a little confused about the Framework/DHH kerfuffle. Is the concern that he's a dangerous person to platform because he has a following?
I haven't read anything from DHH in years, but enjoyed the early 37signals blogs from him and Jason on bootstrapping a company. I guess I've been ignoring him, and I'm not sure why he's getting so much attention now.
1. put up a rant where he publicly say he is part of the great white replacement theory, calling non white brits "not brit". 2. he organised a hostile takeover of RubyGems.
Ugh YouTube now autotranslates video titles that are in Dutch, a language I speak, to English, a language I like my UI to be in. No setting to turn it off, sadly.
Každý rok sleduji, jak dopadli naši běžci na Spartathlonu, ale letos mi to uniklo. Přitom ho Radek Brunner vyhrál v padesáti letech. Jako první Čech! Fantastický výkon doběhnout do cíle, ne ještě být první na 246 kilometrech.
Slovo "runner" má dokonce ve jméně. Jenže Radek Brunner je běžec extrémní. Zvítězil v ultramaratonu z Atén do Sparty, který je dlouhý 246 kilometrů, a to v sedmém nejlepším čase historie. Povedlo se mu to jako vůbec prvnímu Čechovi.
@archos Tak to já se nikým známým nemůžu chlubit, Leda tak u nás v paneláku bydlel Cagaš, budoucí brankář Vítkovic a Havířova. Nosil nám z tréninku zlomené hokejky a my jsme na dvorku s nimi hráli hokej. 🤣
No já hrál hokej s Vokounem 😄 On teda byl o rok mladší, ale jezdili jsme společně na zápasy a školy v přírodě. Nikdy by mě ani ve snu nenapadlo, kam až to dotáhne 👍
anybody have an idea why some recent FreeBSD update would have broken the ability of ssh(1) to attach to a remote machine using .ssh/config settings that set the HostName to an IP address, but it works if the HostName has an actual name? It doesn't seem to be *all* my ssh-by-IP-address items. Issuing with -vvv shows it hanging after
debug3: Fssh_set_sock_tos: set socket 3 IP_TOS 0x48
If I switch my .ssh/config to have "HostName full.server.name.example.com", it works fine, and FWIW, doing a `host $SERVERNAME` does return the correct/same IP address that was used in the .ssh/config file originally.
For now I've updated it to just use the hostname and it works, but I can reliably switch back and forth and trigger the hang every time. In case it matters, this was with the 14.2p6 I was running as well as the 14.3p3 I just (finally) upgraded to in the hopes it would fix the issue:
$ ssh -V OpenSSH_9.9p2, OpenSSL 3.0.16 11 Feb 2025
This continues to be exhausting. This is a crappy stance from Framework, but you will never convince a capitalist that your rights matter more than their profits.
We support open source software (and hardware), and partner with developers and maintainers across the ecosystem. We deliberately create a big tent, because we want open source software to win.
Even those passively trying out AI-this and AI-that are part and parcel of the problem...
I've watched friends, over the last 2+ years, go from "Hey, look at this!" to "I didn't know it used that much energy!" to "Oh f*ck, I haven't had any freelance work in *insert industry here* in months..."
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in reply to TheEvilSkeleton 🇮🇳 🏳️⚧️ • • •Where is the financial support for musl? niri? smithay? waydroid? pipewire? all the other fkn libraries and programs that make desktop Linux work and are worked on by a few people with little to no funding? Nope, we'll support the crappy wayland compositor developed by a fascist that has animations as its only selling point☝️