It appears I can. Honestly, I try to have as few apps as possible and I don’t accidentally press it often enough to do anything about it.

I have a button on my phone that has one and only function - to piss me off.

The things we take for granted are way too high.

I figure, I’d rather China my info than my own government. Both are terrible options unfortunately.

nicotine+ is a nice soulseek interface.

I think keeping analog tech along side the digital equivalent is probably a good idea, just in case. Plus learning varied systems makes for more adaptable and smarter people.

Not with that attitude.

Headphone jack, please.

I don’t know and I was wrong seems to be some of the hardest things to say

Yeah, our government has been an absolute joke lately. We do have our fair share of neo nazis but that incident was pure incompetence.

This should be worked on seriously. Our future looks bleak and we need to do something about it.

Could a non-human vanguard be possible for a broader scope of governance? I don’t trust humanity all that much when it come to dictation.

I’m definitely not an expert on this. But let’s take foss as an example. I find it to be an amazing bottom up community that contributes to itself freely. I can’t imagine how a top down system would flourish if a small group of people decided what was good for the foss community and deleted what they thought wasn’t. Is there is a distinction? Is there different versions of communism I should check out?

Understandable. But how does a government choose the label, in this case, communism, when the it’s governed by a very small group of individuals and in most cases against the will of the people?

Isn’t “communism” essentially authorianism? I’d love to see true communism in action but humans tend to be too flawed to give up all that power.

Most people don’t. But if they keep chipping away their customers, Linux might reach a threshold where it’s more convenient to switch.

Depends if you have memory continuity I suppose.

I love them both, just differently.

Lucky. Some places kill the caller.

You probably missed the premise. It’s “who aligns most with my moral convictions”