The salt flows in /r/Linux when /u/lunduke uploads a diss-track on FreeBSD's Code of Conduct.

27  2018-03-07 by The_King_of_Toasters

8 comments

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1  The_King_of_Toasters 2018-03-07

Some choice quotes:

EDIT: Hate on, but it's the motherfucking truth! Only in the so-called "developed world" can people afford to spend their time and money and energy on things that could mostly be easily be solved with a timely "fuck you" or a punch in the face. Meanwhile, some of us have an actual class struggle to fight!

SJW down vote this so if you agrees come to /r/opensource , here his message is meet likeminded people who agrees with his saying

1  PM_ME_HAIRLESS_CATS 2018-03-07

Thank god the actual people running Linux are very very distant from a bunch of neckbeards on reddit

1  SwankDogsbody 2018-03-07

SJW: "We need this stuff so it can prevent creepy neckbeard bullshit"

>is fat

>is creepy

>probably a rapist

>never leaves his house

>thinks he knows everything

1  wwyzzerdd 2018-03-07

What is it with FreeBSD and trans people? I've met like 10x more Trans+FreeBSD users than with any other OS.

1  zergling_Lester 2018-03-07

FreeBSD is green hair of operating systems.

1  o11c 2018-03-07

i have never seen a good code of conduct. projects are either completely unregulated(which sometimes works and sometimes it doesnt), there is a benevolent or not so benevolent dictator or it is a huge micromanaging document that is restrictive in all sorts of way which opens room to interpretation and thus to abuse of power.

Mostly true, except that "unregulated" still means "shaped by how much bullshit is accepted by regular members". It's a little more complicated than "sometimes it works/fails".

1  orangetato 2018-03-07

Is there some kind of rule that all comments have to be at least 2 paragraphs long in that sub lol