ShariVegas: "First, your attitude is reticent in the wrong direction.
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As for Tinder, while I have no evidence one way or the other, I wouldn't be surprised if it was just as bad."ĢBuellerBells: "All the free software in the world won't help us if our friends won't use it. Neither seem to have any intention of improving privacy. PMME: "Aren't basically all the dating apps revealing exact location data these days? I'm not sure about Tinder, but I have read about how Grindr uses no encryption and does its location "fuzzing" on the client side, making it trivially easy to triangulate any user's position. One you found a nerd/geek girl it'll be the best thing in life! (Pro tip: Of course you'll die as virgin.)" Linuxdirk: "Keep on searching and don't change. Better get to it sooner than later or never!" But you are gonna share 50% of your planet with them. And they share more than men do with each other. MCMXChris: "That's a pretty narrow view to take on women. Sxb: "What's the point of dating anyway? I'd much rather stay home by myself and enjoy my privacy than going out and revealing my personal information to others, especially females who have no regards for privacy and always nagging to know every bit of your life."
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I just imagine OP bringing a date home and instead of watching a movie he grabs his projector and shows her a one hour lecture by Stallman." Nyxisto: "I'm not actually sure if I can believe that this is serious.
Are you really surprised by your dating difficulties? It seems completely predictable to me." You have greatly narrowed the field of possible mates by making such unusual and strict choices. Mackstann: "You've made such extreme decisions to boycott commonly used things that you have made yourself pretty eccentric. His fellow Linux redditors pulled no punches in their responses to his lament about the free software dating scene: I feel like I'm going to be a virgin forever. How come it is so hard to find a girl concerned about software freedom.
None of my friends are willing to do this.Īnd I can't use sites like tinder since it's not only proprietary software but a major privacy vulnerability.
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Once I get their numbers since I've added customs roms to my phone and refuse to use sms since it's a security concern I require all of my friends to download a free and open source messaging app and I share with them my public gpg key so that we can verify that our conversations are secure. I can't ever seem to get girls to come over to my place and I can't text them either. And worse if they do stay they think I'm weird since I blocked google IP's in my host file and we can't even watch youtube. I've had girls jokingly ask to "Netflix and chill" but when I tell her that I don't use Netflix since Netflix requires proprietary software to stream content, they stop talking to me. Redditor Alternative_sharpton started the thread with this post:Īs a twenty year old single male I think it's very hard to find a girl who's actually interested in free software. More at Linux Kernel Mailing List Life in the free software dating scene isn't easyįree software has much to offer all of us, but what happens when you try to get a date while adhering to free software principles? One redditor shared his free software dating experiences and drew some…er…blunt responses from his fellow Linux redditors Shortlog appended for people who want to skim the details as usual. In addition to the above, there's random small fixes all over. And there's a access type pattern fix in the sound layer that generated lots of noise, but is all very simple in the end. The diffstat looks a bit larger for an xfs fix, because that fix has three cleanup refactoring patches that precedes it. But the block layer should be all good now, and David went through all his networking commits an extra time just to make me feel comfy about it, so in the end I didn't see any point to making the release cycle any longer than usual.Īnd on the whole, everything here is pretty small. We did have one nasty regression that got fixed yesterday, and the networking pull early in the week was larger than I would have wished for. In the end, I obviously decided not to, but it could have gone either way. So this is later on a Sunday than my usual schedule, because I just couldn't make up my mind whether I should do another rc8 or not, and kept just waffling about it. Linus announced kernel 4.5 on the Linux Kernel Mailing list: You can also read a great summary of what's in version 4.5 on the Kernel Newbies page. Click through to read Linus' announcement and see a short list of changes and fixes in kernel 4.5. Linus has been hard at work on kernel 4.5, and now it has finally been released.
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