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  • Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck adobe.

    In other news, try Krita and node based video editors that run natively in Linux.

    But sequence based editors… Yeah, it’s tough. There is Kdenlive and Blender, but for serious jobs it make it difficult.

    I would say adobe is the biggest stone on Linux shoes. The brainwashed with their office braking compatibility would be easily fixed just ditching microsoft, gamers just don’t want to switch to something that works. But adobe, with all their patents are a big issue. The moment a real alternative comes up they will sue.

    I literally changed jobs to not have to deal with adobe.

    But Krita is pretty good.






  • Pretty much same. I thought it was a Zelda clone and got hooked by the gambling mechanics.

    I don’t even know what the story is anymore. I just put in autoclick and check some times to see if the game needs me to move to another place for another 6 hours of talk.

    I used to pay attention but it’s just empty sausage to keep the player engaged longer cheaply. There is no puzzles or game play.

    It’s as interesting and addictive as a slot machine, but with 10 hours of torture between each pull of the lever.


  • Fucking cancer that still has me poisoned.

    Every time I play I think “I should uninstall this garbage, this is not even a game, why am I torturing myself like this?”. Then I my addicted brain goes “oh, but there’s only x amount of primogems I need to get to try one last time to get this shitty character that is the same as every other one but with 1% bigger numbers. I already wasted so many months on this, I can give up now”.

    It’s amazing how well they domesticated the human brain and that I let myself be controlled like that.

    To call this slot machine, talking simulator, lollie masturbator thing a game is an offense to games.


  • guismo@aussie.zonetoTechnology@lemmy.mlPrusa partners with Israeli company
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    I know there are other options. It was just hypothetical.

    But no way. Just building the prusa mini was way harder than I thought. Took me days and I messed up many things. I wouldn’t try something even harder. Not that I have any way of having a 3d printer anymore… I’m trying to sell my prusa because of that. But I’ll stop trying to convince people to buy prusa.


  • There’s the choice of not selling this. It’s not like it will be crucial to them.

    I’m sure there are a lot of areas in spying software, for instance, that israel offer unique and lucrative products. But I have the choice to invest on something else instead.

    We’re talking about genocidal maniacs here. There’s not a lot of excuses to support them.




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    The vast majority of their population doesn’t care about the genocide, the vast majority served in the military, there are almost no civilians in that invasion.

    Why would you, if you have any ethics, partner with people with a massive chance of being pro genocide unless there is no other option in the world?

    Also if it’s money going to their economy, to be converted directly into dead bodies.


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    I had noticed how their ethical standard seemed to be going down from the kind of spam from them I’ve been getting. But I held then to such high regard for their old open source contributions that I refused to believe.

    Thanks a lot for that into. I think I’m convinced now. No one with any ethics would partner with any Israeli company unless there was literally no other choice in the world.

    I’d rather use proprietary products.


  • I just have no idea what the life of a Facebook user, for instance, is like. What apps do they use, do they wear Facebook glasses? Facebook buttplugs? Can they use adblock?

    It’s a wild, unknown world, and I hope to keep it that way. What everyone knows is that they are filthy rich and they got there with private data. And that’s all everyone needs to know to decide if they want to make them richer and their data is the tool for that.

    But the specifics elude me.


  • To be honest, since I have adblock I find it hard to understand too. How can that make so much money? But all the current richest companies and people built their empire on private data right? Google, Facebook, elon musk and so on, so it’s very easy to see the proof. You give them your data, you give them money.

    Now, power is easier to understand. If you want to control or kill people, the more information you have the better. It’s easy to see why evil governments have always loved spying.


  • One thing I find it odd that I don’t ever see mentioned is the most obvious: private data is money and power for companies. Do you like X (meta, google, literal moronic x, etc) company that much that you want to donate money to them and make them more powerful?

    Almost no one would say yes. They don’t care about their privacy, but they certainly don’t think poor zuckeberg needs some donations and more power.

    It’s by far the biggest reason I care about my data. If I liked the company I wouldn’t mind the donation. But only evil companies would try to profit from personal data, so that can’t exist. My hate for these companies and my wish to see them destroyed far outweighs my concern with my privacy.

    That includes governments of course. The one with the most spying, like the US or israel are the ones I hate the most and try as much as I can to not give them more power.


  • Yeah, I don’t know. I know that there are softwares specific for invoicing but I’ve never used one, nor did I use to send too many invoices. Most of the time I was an employee, doing some other freelances, so it wasn’t too much to keep track.

    I used Inkscape because I was more used to it, working with graphics most of my life. LibreOffice is probably easier. But I don’t know how that’s supposed to be done with proprietary softwares either.

    Hopefully someone with more experience on this can help him.


  • What software do you use?

    I worked with 3D for decades and Blender replaced almost everything. The performance is actually better on Linux. I personally use Linux mint, but regarding software it barely matters what distro you use nowadays.

    But support, compatibility, ease of use can vary a lot. I haven’t used another distro for many years so I can’t say much.

    If you rely on autodesk and adobe stuff you will probably suffer. But personally I would say it’s deserved because there are not a lot of companies more evil than them. The sooner you start trying alternatives the better.

    Invoicing I just used inkscape but it’s not great. Be prepared to make some sacrifices, but it’s all worthy to get rid of microsoft.


  • guismo@aussie.zonetoPrivacy@lemmy.mlSaw this ad - what do we know about Cape?
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    they contracted with the AFP to run the first node of the server and process the data. (Australian law does not provide the same protections as U.S. law for its citizens.)

    Thanks for that link. I didn’t know that. We are below the US in privacy laws! Is there any first world country worst than Australia?

    They said all users were criminals, but who knows what they are calling a crime, specially with the retarded laws down here…

    It shows what I suspected, that Australian software and servers must be avoided even more than Americans.