Heck, I often find Lemmy too conservative but its nothing as bad as reddit.
Heck, I often find Lemmy too conservative but its nothing as bad as reddit.
I actually think universal basic income is a very flawed idea from a leftist perspective.
It is effectively a capitalist compromise that still puts all of the asset holders in immense positions of power. The only difference now is they effectively are governmentally enforced as those positions of power. It will make the wealth disparity exponentially worse.
The answer to our wealth disparity is to put power in the hands of the average person.
Well, one of the alternatives is what ID Software used to do, where they would sell the game for a period of time and then open source the code Once sales dropped off.
Super Tux Kart is actually great. Open Arena is just Quake 3 with original art. IMO Open Arena is criminally underrated
The open sourcing of the quake engine is where a lot of modern engines got their roots.
Lol “art”
The post has 23 upvotes. What are you on about?
Listen, I’m from the rural south. We do basically everything ourselves. If a toilet needs repaired, we fix it. If the road needs to be graveled in in the potholes, we fix it.
Nobody is asking to do no work. They’re just tired of doing work at the behest of the capitalist class. The problem is that work is both an adjective and a noun. Nobody likes the noun.
Work as capitalism defines it is alienating. I am very much against unfulfilling drudgery.
I’ve been doing some market analysis on the viability of indie projects. My brother and I are starting to develop a game after he’s finished up his computer science degree (Im a graphics major BTW). Anyway I slice it, the only way to remain profitable would be to have a small team as possible.
I have no idea why a lot of these companies think that growth is actually going to be better for them in the indie space.
Have we all forgotten about the Venus of Willendorf?
Men have always liked em thicc
I wanted to use his mlencryoted messenger :(
Is that Summer from Rick and Morty?
You don’t have to type in the website?
That’s the thing about Linux though, is it really depends on the user. The average user doesn’t need any more than a web browser and maybe some Office suite. Chrome OS has shown this. Linux is actually great for these users.
It’s the semi-power user, the one that has to do a lot of work, but doesn’t know much about computers that Linux seems to trip up.
It’s like that wojack bell curve meme.
Usually this means you didint install the proprietary graphics driver. Which you also have to do on windows (Geforce Experience )
Straight up I leave Wolf Spiders alive for this goal.