“Literally Hitler”

Yeah, I don’t like what Biden is doing in Gaza either.

The word “fascist” has truly lost its meaning. Please stop using this word if you don’t understand the historical context behind it.

Still can’t provide one valid point. That’s sad.

Toodles! ✌️

Or just use it in a virtual machine

After Windows 11 came out, I said HELL NO! The whole UI and look of everything is just so awful. I feel bad for my fellow lads who are stuck on Windows still. The only people I get annoyed with are the ones who glorify Windows. Look I’m not forcing people to switch their OS, but god please don’t glorify Windows spying features and say ‘I don’t have anything to hide’. Just say fuck it and make the switch, take back control of your life! RISE THE FUCK UP!

Crazy to say that when I don’t even stand for open source. I stand for Free Software, which is not the same as open source. Honestly, you’ll never prove to me at all that you are some “expert”. I do know a lot about this topic actually, but the only thing you’ve been saying is “I’m an expert” or “you know nothing about…” so it’s been kinda hard to get a direct answer from you. You have barely brought up any valid points as to why I’m wrong, except for saying that setting permissions will solve all your issues, which is very stupid take from a so called “expert”.

I can’t stand typing out these messages any longer, obviously it’s going nowhere since you can’t open your mind just a little bit. In conclusion, you’re really not as smart as you think you are, especially if you think permissions solve everything. That has LITERALLY been your only claim. For an expert, you sound retarded. Good day!

P.S. If you think Biden is any better, you’re living under a rock. @ me once he can formulate a paragraph without stuttering. Thanks.

The rom for the T1650 is weird, I tried updating mine and got no display, so I’m sticking with my old rom right now. Are you having the same issue? You can build the rom in lbmk or download the roms from one of the Libreboot mirrors.

I am currently adding support for the Dell Optiplex 9020 MT, it supports a i7 4790K and 32GB of DDR3 1.5v RAM (Non-ECC). The i7-4790K is a little bit faster, like 6% overall, but it’s main feature is having AVX2 support. This increases the peformance drastically for machine learning (e.g. LLMs), compiling peformance, and even virtual machines. It’s basically modern-like gaming computer. It’s actually the first Libreboot desktop computer to support AVX2.

Happy to hear I inspired you to build a Libreboot gaming machine! Stay tuned for the next port, you can expect a release by next week!

Doesn’t matter. Keep eating corporate garbage and calling yourself an expert. People like you don’t last long.

Look, I can’t argue all day with someone who has the mentality of a 15 year old. You really like to call yourself smart.

How is the OpenBSD experience? I have 2x4TB hard drives in my Libreboot server (Dell T1650 motherboard), can I easily setup RAID 1 through the OS?

Proprietary 🤮

“Ubuntu” 🤢

Who’s doing the looking matters less than the fact that someone should be. It’s about accountability. And change often starts with what seems impossible, until it isn’t. Dismissing the potential for progress just because it’s a challenge is the real dupe here. You basically just admitted you’re wrong this entire time.

Permissions don’t cover everything. Say an app has access to photos — that’s a green light to use them, but how do we know it’s not overstepping? Without checking the source code, we can’t. It could be hoovering up all your photos right now. That’s why we need to look deeper than permissions.

Trust in the company is important, but it’s not the whole picture. Reviewing source code can reveal how data is handled on the front end, which is our first line of defense. If the front-end code is designed to collect more data than it should, that’s a problem, regardless of the company’s reputation.

Just banning foreign apps? That’s a knee-jerk reaction, not a solution. We need to know what’s in the code, not just where an app’s made. Security comes from transparency, not blind bans. Let’s not mix xenophobia with tech policy.

Expert or not, the point stands that open source helps everyone check what’s really going on. That’s not Dunning-Kruger; it’s common sense. You’re not an expert if you don’t understand these basic concepts.

If you like pans you can just say that

It’s still in the Debian repositories, but no yt-dlp yet. Rest in peace youtube-dl

Expertise is one thing, but assuming permissions make source code access irrelevant? That’s a stretch. Real tech pros know layers of security are what keep us safe, not just gatekeeping features. If that’s your expert take, I’m skeptical.