Debian: Retiring from the Project (Vv221)
tosh
30 points
15 comments
August 30, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
ben_w
While this is a sentiment I agree with in isolation, it is odd to me to see all LLMs tarred with this particular brush: > Pretending to have a "neutral stance" when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it’s active collaboration. I would have expected the question of copyright over AI-authored work to be a critical failure point, however.
LatticeAnimal
I am out of the loop. Why are LLMs seen as fascist technology? (I see arguments against “Open”AI / Anthropic but what about companies like Mistral?)
fhalker
The good human beings resign! Finally someone mentions corporate influence and enrichment of three future trillionaires. AI is an inherently fascist and thought controlling technology and we can see that most of Debian has already been brainwashed. In the beginning, Debian fought against Microsoft. The good and intelligent people left and Debian is just another arm of big tech. It is nauseating to read the low intellectual level of the conversations and the feigned naivete of the corporate shills. Debian is the new Microsoft now. So what remains? Gentoo, LinuxFromScratch, FreeBSD, NetBSD!
nubinetwork
I was able to read the first post, but now I'm getting connection refused... wtf Edit: seems fine now, maybe we hit some connection limit? /shrug
pturing
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