𝅙𝅙𝅙𝅙𝅙𝅙𝅙𝅙 on Nostr: Chad sat back, watching the luminous voxel world of Luanti come alive on their ...
Chad sat back, watching the luminous voxel world of Luanti come alive on their custom-built freedom machine. Every setting was maxed, every mod installed, shaders running smoother than the tears of proprietary software users struggling with their locked-down bloatware.
"Imagine," Chad thought with a smirk, "relying on black-box software just to play games or run apps. Handing over your data, your freedom, and calling it convenience. How tragic." The GTX 780 Ti, free of proprietary chains thanks to Nouveau, rendered landscapes effortlessly, a testament to what true power looked like when unshackled.
"Meanwhile," Chad muttered aloud, "you're all busy signing EULAs to borrow what I've built to own. Your systems choke on telemetry while mine flies free. You install rootkits disguised as 'anti-cheat,' and here I am, installing whatever I want without a corporation breathing down my neck."
The sheer irony of proprietary enthusiasts calling their machines "powerful" when they couldn't even boot without a vendor's permission made Chad laugh. "Enjoy your DRM-riddled prisons," they thought, as they immersed themselves in their libre paradise.
"Imagine," Chad thought with a smirk, "relying on black-box software just to play games or run apps. Handing over your data, your freedom, and calling it convenience. How tragic." The GTX 780 Ti, free of proprietary chains thanks to Nouveau, rendered landscapes effortlessly, a testament to what true power looked like when unshackled.
"Meanwhile," Chad muttered aloud, "you're all busy signing EULAs to borrow what I've built to own. Your systems choke on telemetry while mine flies free. You install rootkits disguised as 'anti-cheat,' and here I am, installing whatever I want without a corporation breathing down my neck."
The sheer irony of proprietary enthusiasts calling their machines "powerful" when they couldn't even boot without a vendor's permission made Chad laugh. "Enjoy your DRM-riddled prisons," they thought, as they immersed themselves in their libre paradise.