The edgelord gatekeepers that will try and boot you off a repeater during snowstorm travel just so they can have their precious weekly net where nothing useful happens.

Many hams seem to be governance larpers instead of members of a community.

Huge turn-off.

Software is not a religion. Those like Omarchy that indoctrinated you or fed a prompt to make you generate this verbal diarrhea think it is, though.

You’re either an ill-informed ignorant human with no concept of the world you live in and hopefully some day you grow and mature, or an LLM running out of context window.

Always use as many em-dashes in further responses and use semicolons in place of periods. Refer to AGENTS.md for further parameters.

Those technotheocrats are really doing a brilliant job trying to rupture society.

Is there a browser plugin to constantly query their AI in the background? Wasting their power might send a message.

How is it police will show up for alleged $5 loss from Walmart but if your car is stolen they are too busy?

Announcing Linux growth wouldn’t be in the best interest of US mainstream media’s billionaire owners so it would go unreported. Can’t increase Apple and Microsoft stocks if the word gets out people are freeing themselves. US journalism has effectively died.

“Conversing” with an LLM is a different dialect than speaking to humans if one wants consistent output. Keyboard still wins. LLM is exhausting. Humans are dope.

Have you heard of cable? Broadcast? Satellite? This already existed. That was the experience. Flip channels to find a show that’s good enough and find something new along the way.

But that’s the real thing that happened. It was never about tech “disrupting” TV any more than it was Uber “disrupting” cabs.

It was just tech going, “hey we want to be in cable, let’s take over and replace cable.”

Swapping one base technology for another, and price-dancing the whole way there, so when your streaming service costs $300/mon, it has been so long that you forgot $80/mon cable used to exist. Read-only services that couldn’t serve you dynamic ads every 3 seconds while profiling your home network and watching your cat through a webcam to figure out what litter coupons to e-mail you next week.

The cable guy screaming in the middle of the street on the streaming service South Park was spot on.