or an assyrian

We still scroll "down" to the "bottom" of the page, so how is moving your finger up more natural? Maybe i'm just old now.

This is why you carry a lightweight cell jammer.

It's all branding for all of them.

Most likely your shoes don't fit and you should try another size. Are you wearing through the outside first or the inside first?

Why would anyone connect an appliance to the internet?

I honestly really have a problem with this mentality. I would like to try to find common ground with you around the things we both think are problems, but I don't know if that's possible.

See, to me, it's just the opposite. It's all the cities where peopke are mashed in together like a factory chicken farm-- that's where the problem comes from. If we could just have fewer people living further apart I think a lot of the problems with society would more or less solve themselves.

I'm not here to pick a fight, and I am listening to you. But how can you think that more bigger cities is an improvement? I really don't understand.

Awesome. Where do I get one?

Fluxbox is simple, flexible, fast, and beautiful. I've been running fluxbox/debian for like 20 years and couldn't be happier.

You mean like the civilization starter kit, when the lights go out, the manual for civilization, or the knowledge, how to build civiliazation in the aftermath of a cataclysm?

Well, the original luddites didn't oppose all recent tech innovation, just the tech that made their lives worse. The Amish use tractors and air compressors. Similarly, maybe a neoluddite opposes AI but not the internet. Or maybe the actual primitivists aren't in the community at all, and we use the space to talk about whether they should be and why or why not.

In point of fact this conversation we're having now is a perfect example of discussing and critiquing return to monke, so you should post this there.

Or maybe you just want a place to shitpost a meme about the sweet irony of online primitivism.

No, because artificial scarcity is immoral.