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funbaker #AssangeIsNotGuilty

@lori and you see no problem with people being called "not normal" either?

21 May at 23:09 | Wall-to-wall | Open on chaos.social
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lori replied to funbaker

@funbaker No, I don't think people who are using Linux terminals are The Normal PC User at all

21 May at 23:28 | Open on hackers.town
funbaker #AssangeIsNotGuilty replied to lori

@lori that alone may be something to be discussed, but this is not the issue here.

21 May at 23:29 | Open on chaos.social
lori replied to funbaker

@funbaker To me the issue is that you see people talking about how to get the average person on Linux and you want to call that "not being able to handle the freedom of it"

Which is going to get exactly zero people off of Windows

21 May at 23:49 | Open on hackers.town
funbaker #AssangeIsNotGuilty replied to lori

@lori so you choose to ignore the issue of people getting called "not normal". I'm not sure if that doesn't make you part of the problem, frankly said.

21 May at 23:50 | Open on chaos.social
lori replied to funbaker

@funbaker considering it applies to me as much as you I don't think there is a problem. I'm also not the normal computer user.

22 May at 0:05 | Open on hackers.town
Lykso replied to funbaker

@funbaker @lori "Not normal" isn't an insult, necessarily. "Normal" is that which common, or average. I don't think it was meant in a derogatory sense here. "Average" might have been a clearer word here, maybe? This is how I took it, anyway.

22 May at 0:14 | Open on tiny.tilde.website
congusbongusgames replied to funbaker

@funbaker @lori I wonder if there’s a language issue here; in some cultures “normal” is value neutral, synonymous with terms like “mainstream”, whereas others see it as a positive, so calling someone “not normal” is a put-down

22 May at 0:38 | Open on mastodon.gamedev.place
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