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Except most people haven’t even heard of the PSL. Hell, I tend to stay on top of politics and never even heard about them till today. So they’re really no more of an opposition at this point than a random few people who say they want to change the country.
Bernie and AOC are trying to effect change from within the system, which at this point is a more powerful place to do it from.
Bernie Sanders and AOC are about the closest you would get to a true opposition. But given that their own party keeps gimping them they can’t do much except stump for their position.
In the US, I’d argue that the democrats are a “controlled opposition” that is also subservient to the same oligarchs that have captured the republicans.
ramble81@lemmy.zipto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•HDMI Forum is unwilling to disclose the 2.1 specification for open-source (Linux): according to AMD, they had submitted a functional, HDMI 2.1-compatible driver [for linux?], which the Forum rejected.
0·4 months agoI mentioned this in another thread but “DP Alt” (DP over USB-C) is not a default feature of the USB spec and is an optional extension that needs to be added via additional hardware and supported by the device. At that point you’re basically adding in DP with just a different port.
To that end, it’s still the same thing that TV manufacturers just aren’t adding in DP support regardless of connector.



Not defending them, but there is some serious doubt there. Any other party, besides republicans, put up the same showing as Linux in a Steam survey. Sure it looks like they’re growing at 100%, but it’s still only 5% overall.
Until that is broken and majority of people realize there are more than two parties, your best approach is going to be primarying and change within the party.