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HP and Dell disable HEVC support built into their laptops’ CPUs
(arstechnica.com)
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He's usually right.
*On software. For the love of god don't follow his ideas on consent, child sex, or bestiality.
Or eating habits
Or plants. Or whether you should shout at people. Or sort of the concept of women.
Or eating toe funk
Ugh, there’s a Google search I’m happy not to do.
Don't bother. It's shit taken out of context and overblown. Guy is a massive autist and he made some statements regarding freedom. Since then he corrected most of his statements that caused controversy with more empathy. All this without ever blaming it on his autism.
Can you explain how his ideas on consent, child sex, or bestiality are just "some statements regarding freedom."
I sense a lot of cult ideology with your take, similar to how how magats defend every horrible thing orange turd says.
"hE's jUsT tRoLliNg yOu lIbTaRds"
Everyone can walk back on statements that causes them bad press, it's how he thought those things were okay in the first place, the problem.
Our hero.
Never meet your heroes. Speaking from very literal experience regarding Stallman.