Of course, it works. The tech was never the issue. The issue is that they think that linux is easier to modify to break the kernel anti cheat. It is a PR issue, when there is enough money, magically the pr issue is gone.
As if the rhetoric of today has no influence on the rhetoric of tomorrow.
But even in this very short sighted context, the conflation of "propagandised individuals" and "capitalist" is obviously toxic to the aim of archiving communism.
I will take a wild guess that you have many friends who are raised in capitalistic environments and who have been exposed to anti communism propaganda. Some of that propaganda probably worked on them and consequently they are propagandised individuals. But I doubt you would call them capitalist and enemy. Ofc, you wouldn't as you would special plead for them, while happily supporting conflating propagandised individuals with capitalists and the enemy.
Thanks for proving my point. Your "us vs them" thinking caused you to confuse "propagandised individuals" with "capitalist" and ignore the big difference between both.
"Capitalist" is a class that in communism doesn't exist. So consequently, after the implementation of communism there is no enemy of the class "capitalist" anymore. So again, communism would serve all people.
"Propagandised individuals" wouldn't disappear after the implementation of communism. They can be discriminate against.
I am excited for the steam machine because of the anti cheat issue. If we push for linux gaming, they are forced to either find a ~spyware~ kernel anti cheat solution for linux or drop the ~spyware~ kernel anti cheat.
I don't think promoting these sentiments does anything but propagandise an "us vs them" mentality that is fundamentally toxic to the idea of communism.
"Four legs good, two legs bad" is all, I am gonna say.
Oh interesting, technicalities like? I wrote to a bunch of politicians and I was assured that they rejected it on principle.
Maybe they lied to me. But why would they lie to me but not the general public? Maybe the EU is a bunch of politicians and they all have their own opinions.
"Europe... the guys that want backdoor into all encrypted communications" is a weird thing to say considering that every attempt of such a law failed because they didn't have the majority.
"Europe.... where a minority of politicians have continually failled to get a backdoor into all encrypted communications" would be far more accurate.
The whole argumentation fails apart if you ask yourself a simple question, is the meme transformative to the art that it is using. As you already stated, "in a way the creator never foresaw" highly implies a transformative nature.
But isn't ai art transformative? Oh it might be. But well, the company making the ai, stole art to create the model. There is no transformative step between the art piece and the version of the art piece that they use to train the ai. It is stolen art but not because the model steals, but because the model is built on stolen art. Everything that an ai model can produce is based in stolen art. So any similarities are not a little reference to some other art piece but stolen art. As the whole model is based on similarities, it produces exclusively content that has similarities to that stolen art. And if everything is a reference to stolen art, the ai art become effectively stolen art.
But what about people and their faces? Yeah i don't think you should use/make those memes, unless the people are public figures. But not because it is stolen art, as the memes tend to be transformative, but because everyone has a right to privacy.
The classic "it is not big enough" while actively preventing the user base to grow.
I stopped gaming because of this shit.