Software developer, intermittent indie game dev, formerly u/captainbland on reddit. Also kind of interested in medical imaging etc.

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Cake day: February 5th, 2025

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  • Without knowing the finer details, my assumption would be that it’s some kind of risk/reward tradeoff.

    Ok the nuclear risk is higher, but causing chaos in nuclear security could create opportunities like giving Trump or Musk more direct access to the nukes or removing people who might have prevented them from using them, thereby granting them more personal leverage. This would be in keeping with the Project 2025 aligned executive orders and such.

    There might even be commercial opportunities for Musk: “oh well the state management of nuclear security was super inefficient, ApocalypseX will do it”

    Remember disaster capitalism is a thing.






  • Yeah I used to use Ubuntu as a Linux desktop a few years ago. I just came back to install Fedora on my desktop and the whole process was super easy. Even for gaming, Nvidia drivers, Steam with proton, etc. all set up with zero command line interaction, troubleshooting or even looking up guides or anything. It was intuitive and works.

    Literally the hardest part was I couldn’t find my USB stick and ended up improvising with an old SD card as installation media.

    The compatibility for gaming on Linux today is generally really good. The whole experience is really polished.