Amicchan

Given that international auxiliary languages allow for more efficient cooperation; I think more people should consider using an easily learnable IAL, like Esperanto.

IALs would reduce the English dominance that gate-keeps software development to English persons; and hence allow more potential software developers to better develop software. The English language is mostly dominant in software development because of linguistic imperialism.

https://redd.it/v8l8vi

These people keep bringing up "mArKeT sHaRE"

1. Linux is free. How would it get market share?
2. It's quite difficult to get an accurate "market share" since user-agents can be faked.

EDIT: I wonder if Microsoft are making anti-Linux accounts to try and hamper Linux.

Reddit thread.

Finally, someone pointed this trope out; I hate seeing this trope in manga.

I don't use deoderant; I don't feel the difference and I never really cared much about my smell; but my parent keeps bringing it up and it's annoying.

Also, what's wrong with smell? Human smells differ anyway.

How are other countries, like Ireland, not popular on the internet?

I try to be. Children would be exhausting to parent in the current era. Humanity's future is gloom too.

(I am focusing on the U.S; but posts about other countries are nice.)

Feminism is a social movement that got popular in the previous century; it is a movement that promotes gender equality?

Racial egalitarianism also got popular in the previous century; people were fed up with racial discrimination.

I think egalitarian movements could have easily became popular during this time; egalitarianism promotes the idea that all humans are equal, which is what most civil rights movements focused on; so how did explicitly-stated egalitarian movements manage to not get popular?

Doublethink is annoying to deal with when trying to learn philosophy. I don't know exactly where I started double think; but it was during my childhood. I live in the U.S, which definitely has some elements of doublethinking.

Dealing with empathy for conflicting sides makes me tired.

I use lutris and steam.

I'm thinking about making a game launcher in LISP that uses YAML files to manage games.

Forgefriends highlights how propriety services, like GitHub, can lock in a projects and destroy its momentum.

If Microsoft were to release a competing link aggregator; then they could persuade GitHub (Microsoft's subsidiary) into locking or removing the main repository for Lemmy's source code.

I have been in love with mouse acceleration ever since I discovered RawAccel; it's nice to be able to flick to quickly flick and have slow aim as a gradient.

• In Team Fortress 2 I can easily adapt to different aim styles; classes have different aim styles, so aim adaptability is useful.

• In Enter The Gungeon I can quickly peak at enemies and change my aim.

Why is mouse accel still hated?!

My mom has a business and mostly uses Windows and Mac OS X; I mentioned Linux because it could help save money.

She is unfamiliar with Linux though; I gave her some basic introduction (uncertain if it's any good, but sure), but I would like to be able to ease her into Linux if she prefers it.