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Even heavy subsidization of green energy cannot replace traditional power sources. https://youtu.be/SIv6dNQan3E
The Keynesian revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Some quotes from Mises on Lord Keynes 👇
https://bird.makeup/users/GreatResetProf/statuses/1670879472474550291
I'm gonna try to clear up a few things
Meta is not gonna buy Mastodon or any server, this is based on absolutely nothing and untrue.
Yes, some of us indeed got contacted by Meta/Insta because they are working on a new social platform (this was in the news) and they are looking into joining the Fediverse (Mark Zuckerberg also told this in the recent podcast)
SO.
This contact was about a "heads-up" for a potential big platform to join the network and not for a "take over".
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So it seems like the biggest concern about Facebook/Meta creating a Fediverse instance, outside of having an "eternal september" is that the instance might be used to datamine other users on the Fediverse.
As far as I know, they can only datamine public posts or private posts that include users on their instance. And even without their own instance, they can still datamine us by using old-fashion web crawlers or scrapping the APIs.
Remember the times when Linux Foundation actually concerned itself with making Linux a good OS kernel? Instead of creating vaccine passports, fighting climate change, and pushing for "diversity through code" whatever the fuck that means. Good times!
According to the foundation's latest annual report [1], they spent ~1.5x more money on Blockchain than on Linux Kernel. Instead...
>For 2023, we will continue to focus on impact, diversity, and moving the needle on solving big, complex problems, such as climate change, software security, and food security, to push the envelope of technology.
Linux? What Linux?
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