What do you mean "the same city"? What does this statement say about the quality of the chip? I get when you say " the same factory" or "the same company" but "the same city" says nothing. Isnt lots of different tech produced in a few chinese cities?
The inconsistent backround,
the cutoff text in the second panel,
that every panel is slightly different but featuring the same content(for example the "He" on helium is very slightly different in every panel, a regular artist would copy paste the text, not draw it every frame),
the font not being consistent(Look at the "E" in "HELIUM WALKS" and then the "E" in "WE DON'T"),
the absence of period symbols(Image Generation LLMs love to do this)
and the artstyle is very specific to other AI comics that are currently floating around the net.
AI comic 😞
Eehrm, Ackchyually the souls of true humans in the game are dark, the Dark Soul referencing the Soul that was used to create humanity ☝️🤓
The opposite, actually. The mlp fandom originated on 4chan I think.
no NTSYNC still :(
The ideas we explore in concrete work should be informed by what open source licensing proponents seek to restrict (the individual freedom to refuse), the tools they employ (software licensing), the language they attempt to monopolize (“Free as in Freedom”), and what the established systems and cultural norms do in practice
The article doesnt use the wording "Free Software Movement" it uses "open source licensing proponents" which includes the Free Software Movement.
As for the genocide per default part: Its nonsense to believe that if open source didnt exist or was different that it would somehow lead to less genocide.
"We know that there is a clear relationship between corporations which expend focused energy explicitly and implicitly promoting the use of Open Source Initiative-approved licenses to independent developers, and the genocide being committed in Palestine."
"The Freedom to refuse"
This article is bonkers. It manages to twist the Free Software Movement, that I would argue is intrinsically radically anti-capitalist, to be somehow pro capitalist, because free labour. Completely ignoring the whole mutual benefit and means of production held in common part of the deal. It tries to paint restricions of who is allowed to use the software (breaking F(L)OSS definitions) as a "Freedom", the freedom to "refuse". Actual use of Orwellian phrasing there. And then somehow: Open source = Siding against Palestine.
You can make lots of money off of F(L)OSS software, see Redhat, SUSE, etc. Its just a different business model, e.g. support contracts, administration, e.t.c.
I had some bad experiences with wine/proton, especially on older hardware. There are sometimes weird bugs that are very hard to reproduce. For example: I couldnt play starfield for about a year because most textures were missing. No idea what was causing it. After a year it suddenly worked. Generally if you check Protondb for any game you will find that a few people have crazy bugs, even if everyone else says that it runs perfectly. I think I dont have a single game in my library that has a "Platinum" compatibility rating.
I think it boils down to how would you prefer to support linux players: By fixing bugs in your port, or chasing after bugs in wine/proton. The negatives of native ports that other people have raised are because many (larger) developers make the initial linux port, and then forget about it. Civilisation 6 for example has a good linux port. Yay! But they stopped updating it years ago. Many bugs were never fixed, and linux players dont even have access to the newest dlc! Compare it to running Civ 5 in wine. Things mostly work, exept mod support. Most mods just dont work. Who knows why.
I think native ports may have become easier nowadays too, because of the steam runtime. Steam can run linux games in their flatpak-like runtime, so ideally you only have to support that.
If you are planning on open sourcing your game (maybe some time after the commercial release) then a linux port would be very appeciated for packaging reasons. Other than that, your preference.
I mean, yes, obviously. Still, "made in the same city" is a wierd description implying that all ram produced there has the same quality.