Stellar Bunny

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Cake day: October 3rd, 2025

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    1. I am vegan. I know what I’m talking about.
    2. All kinds of people call themselves a vegan without without actually being one.
    3. It’s not a no true Scotsman because I’m using the actual definition for what veganism is, the one given by the vegan society. You’re making a category error here.
    4. I will absolutely fight language when language is wrong. I have had several times in my life where I gave up the colloquial definitions that I’ve lived with in order to have my views more accurately reflect the words that members of specific communities use to define themselves. Otherwise I’d think that bisexuals only dated men and women, ace people are incapable of romantic attraction, all feminists hate men, and that trans people can’t be trans without clinically diagnoseable dysphoria.
    5. Thanks for the luck, but I’m blocking you. Have a lovely day.


  • Stellar BunnytoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldI'm foss plus steam
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    2 months ago

    The fact that most people don’t think about it critically doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be explained and telling people who belong to a group that they can’t tell you what their group specifically is about is entitled and absurd.

    Veganism is not a diet and there are a number of diets you may adopt while being vegan.

    I can accept that the harm reductionism that Danielle is advocating for is good compared to the lack of restraint we have as a culture, but this does not make it vegan.





  • Stellar BunnyOPtoPaganism@lemmy.mlNew Pagan, kinda. Hi!
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    3 months ago

    Hi! Sorry for the late reply I uh… kinda forgot Lemmy existed for a bit, not gonna lie.

    As for methodology, right now I’m going to say recon for now but I’m not sure if it’ll stay that way in the future. Either way I see this as building a foundation if that makes sense ^^;;



  • Eh, Europe is an important enough market that they could use legislation to get the desired result out of hardware vendors, or something close enough to it. If the EU or a majority of European nations stipulated that everything had to be compatible with open source operating systems I’m pretty confident that it would happen. There would be pushback. Likely they’d claim that it’d impede their ability to turn a profit, create development cost issues, and be extremely insecure, but once things were set into motion they would find a way to make it work.