It’s not a “QAnon-esque conspiracy theory”. Russia’s online influence in American politics has been fairly well documented. That being said, I think it’s somewhat unhealthy to assume everyone who says something controversial is dishonest or a troll. Not good for discourse.

I think it’s more indicative of how absurd 60° celsius is that it seems like it must be Fahrenheit.

This announcement doesn’t have anything to do with cryptocurrencies or nfts. I’m not sure if I like the idea yet either, but please don’t conflate it with all that other scammy nonsense.

“authoritarianism isn’t real” is the funniest take I’ve heard this year. I suggest you take a break from the internet.

This seems pretty clearly AI-written. Which I suppose isn’t inherently an issue except that this takes a single thought (“AUR has more packages than NixOS”) and stretches it out to multiple paragraphs without adding any additional value. Why do this? A lemmy post doesn’t need to look like a blog post from some tech company. Just state your thought or ask a question and post it. This format does nothing but waste the time of readers.

it is, actually; your argument is a whataboutism, which is logically fallacious

As a user of the GNU Guix operating system, and a big fan of the GNU Emacs editor…

yeah, you’re completely right. Linux is a perfectly apt name.