seems like yet another electron app that only runs locally. i'm guessing that hiring traditional desktop ui developers is getting harder and more expensive over time, so they don't bother anymore and just hire webdevs instead
bunitor
sure. it's not gonna come from within, though. it's no coincidence that no successful socialist revolution ever happened in the imperial core
Socialism isn’t going to take over the world without a socialist movement developing within the imperial core
yeah it will. defeating the west is far more likely and more effective for that goal. we don't need the west leading anything, it needs to lose to socialism and take the back seat
all this is just american/western exceptionalism, but it is so embedded in your mind that you don't realize it
it is far more likely that the us starts collapsing and tries to bring the world down with it than a socialist revolution ever happens. we need to defeat the usa, not hope that it brings about a popular democracy.
saying the world needs a "socialist america" is like saying we need a "socialist police force". it's an oxymoron
a revolution in the world's largest empire is extremely unlikely by virtue of it being the world's largest empire
american exceptionalism: socialist edition
seriously though, how would an us-american socialist revolution (let's pretend that's possible) be better for the world than the usa crumbling completely?
the world needs the death of the usa
in today's round of "lib or anarkiddie"...
(anyway, not sure what the comic has to do with the meme unless you think it's criticizing marxism)
thanks for the tip about src/*
skipping hidden files. i fixed that, excluded unnecessary massive files i found through baobab and copied the remaning files. everything worked and i'm now runnning debian testing
Isso deu em alguma coisa?
tenta fazer o melhor que possível que ainda seja factível
i'd usually agree, but in this case, it feels like a cost-cutting measure. webdevs are cheaper and more available, so it's cheaper for them to just rewrite the installer in electron than pay more expensive desktop developers to maintain their existing installer