stellargmite

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[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 5 points 1 week ago

It surely would. And free up alot of budget to invest instead in local

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 7 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Apple screwed their pro market anyway. Sometime back . The history with apple and creatives relates more to print history I’d guess . Adobe needs to be ditched , and is in some areas. Windows is a shitshow as we know. There are lessening reasons to be wedded to either Mac OS or Windows as they continue to enshittify and I for one welcome it.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 2 points 1 month ago

Whether or not they are “my” files would be the legal test in the given jurisdiction. It probably gets even blurrier if the file was created in ‘my’ licensed version of MS software application x. And blurrier still if created in the cloud version of said software and stored direct to their cloud storage platform . I’m assuming with most saas or cloud things that its never my file and im just renting access to something they own even if i created it. You distinguished “local” in your comment though, so this is where the win11 tactics have been a new level of scummy and scammy with the forced syncing etc . The whole OS is theirs. or is it mine ? Do i need a legal team everytime I install software? This whole idea of consent as well…. yikes . I’m glad we have options.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Out of interest what type of engineering and what type of hardware? I’m a (lifelong) music Hobbyist with a passing interest who also works in tech stuff kind of. I’m presuming live sound is your world since you mentioned ios rather than mac os ? Linux seems the perfect candidate for that world though I guess the various companies also do their own proprietary systems in the digi mixer worlds and such ?

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 9 points 2 months ago

Indeed. Authoritarians keep multiple sets of books. Reactionarianism might be near the top of the pile, with no particular ideology , let alone morality, being at the foundation. whatever is required in the moment to maintain power. Also worth pointing out that HK were promised universal suffrage by the CCP, under internationally ratified agreement. I realise this ship has sailed, but we should not forget what Hong Kongers have had stolen from them. And how we all lose because of it, especially those from the ‘main’land

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 2 points 2 months ago

Yeh and their own ‘R and D’ may have been leverage in the negotiation.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 3 points 3 months ago

I switched in 2021. I havent noticed any fuckupery. Whats been happening ?

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 12 points 3 months ago

And the one who suddenly is concerned about ethics in regards to strikes . These Machiavellian creeps go from bad to worse with each day.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 4 points 4 months ago

He also did a great tribute video to Tim Smith / Cardiacs. Was already in my good books, went beyond with that one.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 5 points 4 months ago

Pathetic little puppet state . Human life comes second to a few bucks for this embarrassment of a government.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 2 points 5 months ago (1 children)

There’s alot of actual news, and this story is non news beyond what occurred on the day. I switched off from NZ media completely due to the constant asinine repetition of what presumably they think I need to be hyperventilating about as well.

[–] stellargmite@lemmy.world 8 points 5 months ago (1 children)

You should go to Aus and judge for yourself. They're also addicted to fossil fuels, and sports (which includes gambling). Funny thing is of all the many Australians I know, and all the many times I’ve been there, none I know seem to mention, do any gambling, take part in or work in gambling related areas. Anecdotal I know. I have seen casinos, and noticed many bars have gambling machines in them. And perhaps when you imply that all Australians are completely addicted, you don't literally mean “all”. Perhaps you mean a disproportionately large amount of the population in comparison with similarly sized economies with rule of law? Would need to chevk that. I know alcoholism is a big issue. Their economy is most likely addicted to gambling however, with many Western democracies being beholden to special interest groups, most citizens are well aware of what goes on in their democracies. There is also very strong and active rights groups, NGOs, activism and lobbying on all manner of social issues probably including this one. They currently have a slightly less conservative gov right now so perhaps things are being done. I’m with you on how damaging and nefarious gambling industries are to individuals and societies.

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