Well, at least the faculty are actually giving out the Fs and not just lowering the bar, so kudos to them for that.

The government could distribute its ownership stake to individuals.

That won't lead to corruption at all.

Heh, came here looking to see if anyone had made this reference yet. Mega disturbing.

I like these systemd things but I always find it annoying how I have to create multiple separate files (like a file for the service and another for the timer, or similar if I need a socket file). In theory this is more flexible but in practice it's vanishingly rare that I need the same service to be accessible to more than one timer. It would be nice if there were some alternative compound format that could combine the timer and service into one.

This is why all the claims by tech companies that "you need to upgrade/enable 2FA/do whatever for security reasons" are utter hogwash. There's no actual concern for security, just for control over users.

> We all know that large corps are structured in a way that eliminates individual initiative. So what can we do about it?

Well one thing is to break up large corporations into small pieces.

> More people building things is straightforwardly good

It most definitely is not.

Insofar as this is true, it only illustrates how illegitimate the system is.

That is assuming that the system under which they picked him was a reasonable instantiation of democratic principles, which it is not.

If everything is just people, why worry about the constitution at all?