I would say most of the customers of Framework are the kinds of people who espouse the kind of antifascist ideology that that guy that started the thread does.

I don’t think that the fascist sympathizer circle and the “willing to pay more money for an ethical laptop that isn’t beholden to a big corporation for repair” circles have much overlap.

This is easy, “Framework doesn’t support fascism or racism in any form. We support open source software and right to repair. Due to concerns with ideology in some of the projects we sponsor we are reviewing the projects we sponsor to make sure that they align with our values as a company.”

The fact that they aren’t willing to say so says plenty.

The Predator will call a human “one ugly motherfucker”. God of course. Meta, edgy, flipping the script just to be different without justifying it in the story. Hollywood perfection.

Put some respect on Predator 2’s name. A movie with Danny Glover and Gary Busey can’t be completely without merit.

Is it good though…I’ll get back to you.

Yes, because theres nothing teens like more than a long dormant (until recently) 80s action movie franchise.

The other thing young people famously like is paying to go to movie theaters.

I hope I’m wrong. Prey was pretty cool, but I dont see myself going out of my way ro see it and I would consider myself a pretty big Predator fan.

The only time I look at ratings are for horror movies. A PG13 horror movie is usually not something worth my time. There are exceptions to every rule bit still.

Usually I want something to move up to PG13 rather than down from R.

I mean its possible. I wonder if they will get to use their 1 legally allowed F word, and who will say it.

Ah yes, the franchise beloved for its extreme violence and awesome practical effects is doing something without extreme violence or practical effects.

Bold strategy Cotton.

If you like that

Oh yeah if AV1 is so great how come there isnt an AV tw…oh wait…

As a white person, I find this very amusing.

Does anyone know if there are any plans to port this to raspberry pi?

The main point is that the disk controller gets exponentially more complicated as capacity increases and that the problem isnt with space for the nand chips bit that the controller would be too power hungry or expensive to manufacture for disks bigger than around 4tb.

Relevant video about the problems with high capacity ssds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2i8wZCXDF4

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