That's not to say these things don't exist but as always you need to go out of your way to find them, because people who are prioritizing the creative act typically aren't going to be prioritized in our attention-focused slop world.

Apparently, even Canadian conservatives are happy to grovel at the feet of the Burger Reich and their supreme leader.

>"Someone once said that it is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism."

They cite Marxist philosopher Fredric Jameson (and misspell his name, incidentally), but I've always attributed this phrase to Fisher. I guess citing kpunk would have probably made the simulation we all live in actually implode.

I also have a macbook that I use for certain proprietary apps that don't have Linux clients and it can be a weirdly peaceful experience just knowing you're locked into macOS's stack and there aren't a myriad of options you could install at any moment should you get bored.

That being said, macOS sucks.

Before anyone hits me with the "oh what about people who don't speak English" -- I legitimately don't care. I'd rather do the extremely human and now seemingly endearing ritual of trying to figure out what you're trying to say in our respectively broken interpretation of human language than read one sentence of Claudeisms.