States spend a lot of energy to keep people from realising this.

I don't trust Microsoft, why should I start trusting IBM/Canonical or Poettering now.

If the possibility is there they will happily lock you out of your own hardware.

"AI in mind" - so it's a grift. Good that they label themselves beforehand, so people don't get confused.

I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out MS is behind Euro-Office.

The EU is not far from the US in many aspects. The actions are just more subtile and the propaganda is better.

I think we are already seeing that with Microsoft. Another 2-3 rounds of AI and they forget how to build windows.

Help - my serfs are not procreating ...

That's why I hate this idea that you can't judge things by "modern" standards. People always knew it was wring but decided to do it anyway.

As if 80% of western philosophy was written by well off people who sometimes owned slaves.

That's the first step, the next step is marking LGBT+ content only for adults. They can't ban it yet so they will find another way.

I propose that the developers take turns to limit the exposition to whatever it is, that makes people go strange when they have to develop a filesystem.

Yeah, that's Calvinism.

Try to be successful at all costs so you have proof that god loves you. A message that is really compatible with Capitalism.

PS: I just understood that you asked about the definition.

Basically a reform / protestant roman Catholic theology inspired by Martin Luther founded by John Calvin.

Nice, something running in an eBPF context with a blob in the middle, what could go wrong ...

Also there are already a lot of binary blobs in the kernel, that also makes me nervous a bit.

For a moment I thought that was a rotten strawberry.

A short and maybe wrong summary. If you succeed in life Jesus loves you and if you fail it was your fault for not trying hard enough.

What an odd choice of country.

I wonder what Bram's stance would have been on AI.

Anyway, looks like it's time to learn emacs.

As someone living in France for a while now, that's exactly what I picked up from immersion, never noticed that before.

Mémé means Grandma in French and pisse-mémé is herbal Tea - such a lovely language ...

I'm trying to put that as neutral as I can.

How do these people think politics work. I mean do they think that voting for a person or a party grants them some kind of personal (parasocial) relationship?

I'm pretty sure that exists outside the US also, but I have only seen that coming from the US so far.