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I believe everyone is ready to hear anything, they might get angry but that's just the nature of stupidity (since we're on the internet I think I should specify that angry≠disagreeing and vice versa)

I don't think your prompt makes much sense

people being angry at nuclear and wanting to go back to coal are the worst

I'm sad for what's happening over in Germany

don't worry guys, he's not weird, he's just italian ("trombare" is often synonimous with fuck)

in some sense we already use technology that makes use of a subjective reality

because of quantum mechanics the universe can't be locally real, therefore quantum technologies would fulfill that requirement in my opinion

if that's the case, we already use technology based on subjective reality all the time. quantum mechanics is the basis for how some transistors work, utilizing quantum tunneling

probably you're right, I haven't yet done the research to understand how to use them properly or know the difference (iirc proton is wine modified by valve but that's about as much as I know), I haven't had time to look closely into it

that reminds me of this "women of reddit, what's the sexies sex you've ever sexed with an overweight gamer?"

I'm not sure if it's better to play native linux games than to use wine

some games I tried, the native linux version had broken lighting, while the wine version worked fine

also with wine all your saves are in the game folder, and it doesn't make a mess by saving files wherever the developer thought would do the job

also it's easier to find the latest version for windows than it is for linux

oh, so you still believe in the moon?

the thing I don't like about fairphone, just like any other phone, is that upgradability is still impossible. I wasn't able to find any information about it when I checked, which is an indication that it's not possible, otherwise they would probably use it as a marketing point

I think the focus on fairphone is more on sustainability and repairability than upgradability

maybe it'll become possible with a future fairphone, or the mikrophone project, or another group

smartphone manufacturers have almost no common standards, they are made to be bought and then disposed of instead of upgrading the specs

it's impossible to do stuff like upgrading ram which would be very easy on a computer, and every smartphone has a different cpu

companies are doing their best to keep the open source guys out of the game, which in my opinion would solve a lot of the issues if this weren't the case

I want a smartphone without ios or android but just plain linux, which should be upgradable and durable, possibly with open source firmware and that kind of stuff