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@inthehands my, perhaps hot, take is that a tremendous amount of this conflict between clay-like and rigid computing is essentially an immune disorder in the response to fascism’s downstream effects.

Much of the difficulty of modifying a modern computer is because of the difficulty in distinguishing the user from the NSA, or from the organized crime that thrives in high-corruption low-quality-of-life environments.

Our defensive rigidity isn’t selective.