please prove me wrong
Anything big enough to be useful is botnet
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You're not wrong.
Is Xfce a botnet? GIMP? LibreOffice?
I think you were looking for 4chan.org
XFCE literally sends back heartbeats through network manager to freedesktop.org.
Oh, didn't know that. Whatever, there's lots of other "big" software that don't send shit.
All modern compilers and interpreters and processor architectures send analytics to nsa.gov
-my dick isn't botnet
-ratpoison isn't botnet
Do you havisfaction a singlicious satisfact to snack that up?
And yet you believe ?
Emacs isn't a botnet.
Sends everything you type to stallman.org.
Am I being memed
No, but it sounds a lot more plausible, since NetworkManager is GNOME/RedHatware.
Do you think a libre piece of software that's used by thousands of the most paranoid fucks on the planet is going to send telemetry without anyone noticing?
George R. R. Martin wrote all his books with Wordstar on an old DOS computer. Look it up.
I write all my papers in LaTeX on an old GNU/Linux computer. Look it up.
Nigger have you seen the retards who use Chrome on linux? GNOME Online Accounts? Fucking Google Calendar synchronisation? Even on Zig Forums there aren't many talking about how most distros are bundled with spyware software. The fact that they come with this software suggests they don't know what the fuck they're doing, or it is purposely malicious. Nobody is noticing.
Do you know what NetworkManager is, and at which level it operates? It's a daemon, not a GTK app.
Told you
AYO WOOOOOOOOORDSTAR.
That GnomeSocial stuff is pure cancer, but I presume it doesn't do anything unless you sign on? Does KDE have an equivalent pozload of this crap?
Who knows lad, we don't have a proper firewall here on linux.
Wordstar even works on CP/M computers. Good shit, Maynard!
youtube.com
Alan Moore writes in wordpad and doesn't use the internet at all.
Ethereum is a botnet
I envy him
gcc is perfectly fine.
shit thread
There's no reason you can't do the same.