Zloubida @ zloubida @lemmy.world

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I'm pastor in France. Nothing techy…

It shouldn't be indeed, but unfortunately it is. We can't just hide our personal responsibility behind the State when the State is deficient.

You obviously didn't understand my comment. I may not have been clear, sorry if that was the case.

Nothing's perfect. But that doesn't mean we should accept the worse.

And why do you think you have no other choice than Amazon and Walmart in America? It's not a natural state of things.

That's exactly why climate change is going to kill us all.

Edit : you can downvote me, but if you systematically go for the easiest and cheapest solution, and can do otherwise (and generally, you do), you're a big part of the problem.

An actual shop?

I'm French so I'd eat Kermit too.

I find it mildly infuriating that people still buy on Amazon 😅

It's sensible :-).

But for me, Christianity is not about being good or bad. It's about being loved and knowing it.

I often think that, even if God don't exist, I'm happy I'm Christian. Understood like I understand Christianity, it's quite freeing…

We do not understand enough how life begun on Earth to have any meaningful idea of how probable it is for life to exists somewhere else. Maybe in the near future we'll be able to conjecture, but not now.

I shouldn't laugh. And yet 😅

Lenin already corrupted Marx's ideals. Stalin just deepened Leninism.

Mad Max, but in pyjamas.

That ship sank too, unfortunately.

I did, thank you. And Ploum doesn't describe the state of XMPP before Google Talk. I think this information change all the conclusions.

Thanks to Google and Facebook it was more widely used. When they stopped their involvement, XMPP went back to its previous state.

The Fediverse is already popular. If Meta embrace it before leaving it, it will come back to its present state, like XMPP. But unlike XMPP, the previous state is a good one. Thus it's not something I fear.

I do tend to think that we should defederate, but the XMPP example seems irrelevant to me. It's more like an email situation. That's something I fear.

XMPP is still alive, and is just what it was before Google used it. I don't understand this argument.

Like a lot of people I presume I'm watching the season 2 of Star Trek Strange New Worlds. And it's good.