#1Password

[nobody@mastodon.acm.org]

@mvsde

> We chose to support Omarchy because it is a growing Linux environment that developers use and value,

Meantime "Omarchy": continues to not be a thing.

[nobody@mastodon.acm.org]

@mvsde Idk this is the funniest shit, because the pretense of "we just wanna do tech" is completely gone, they very specifically proclaim they do _not_ want to do any technical work anymore, it's literally just rebasing somebody else's work in an agent loop in perpetuity

[nobody@mastodon.acm.org]

@mvsde ...zero productive activity

[nobody@mastodon.acm.org]

@mvsde ...100% huntin wolf

[nobody@mastodon.acm.org]

@aud @luis_in_brief @mvsde @1password because might is right

[emerson61@toot.community]

@Elizafox @mvsde @1password so the reason is no KDE theme was racist enough?

[dzwiedziu@mastodon.social]

@mvsde
You hardly can call donating a buttload of monye a “fluke”.

Done by a corporation it's either ideological (especially when called “philanthropy”) or tax-dodging.

@1password

[ndevenish@mas.to]

@michel_slm @mvsde @1password this does indeed read like an explicit Nazi dogwhistle

[jguillaumes@mastodont.cat]

@mvsde @1password @cstross fuck everyone of the fascist technobros with a barb wire baseball bat. And after that, fuck them again.

[xinit@mastodon.coffee]

@mvsde
I already canceled in February, but I'm double-canceling since this Omarchy thing.
@1password @cstross

[elizafox@social.treehouse.systems]

@Emerson61 @mvsde @1password Because a racist runs it, and too many people agree with his views; there's no other reason to run Omarchy.

[herzleid@wandering.shop]

@pewnack He's using "aikido" as a verb, thus "aikido-ing" (which I take to mean "using the opponent's arguments/attack as constructive energy for his own actions" or something like that.)

[wronglang@bayes.club]

@mvsde @1password what the heck is "Aikdong" and why is he doing it?

[nyancient@social.treehouse.systems]

@mvsde @1password at this point, canceling their donation isn't enough. They need to cancel the donation AND fire this fucking guy.

Even if he wasn't an open nazi, don't 1Password realize how it looks to have their VP of product gushing over a guy who defaulted to adding users to the docker group in his "OS" installer?

[nyancient@social.treehouse.systems]

@Emerson61 @mvsde @1password I guess "force of will" is how you keep threat actors from infiltrating your Omarchy system? Because it sure isn't the default configuration.

[herzleid@wandering.shop]

@pewnack pretty much yeah

[kevin@gimbel.dev]

@mvsde I was evaluating setting up @1password for my family to finally have a shared password manager but I guess not anymore. Very disappointed.

[lennybacon@infosec.exchange]

@nyancient @mvsde @1password they? you mean the guys/board that put himmin charge? i fear they are also the baddies…

[gatogatogato@ohai.social]

@mvsde @hukl @1password Looking back it seems like it was the right decision to move to VaultWarden and leave 1Password behind.

[flyingpenguin@infosec.exchange]

@ndevenish @michel_slm @mvsde @1password oh, maybe I can help. German historian here.

Nietzsche had used that phrase "Wille zur Macht" in books he published himself. Then a book by that title was a different thing. It was assembled after his death by his sister Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche, who cut up his notebooks and rearranged the scraps into a doctrine of strength over weakness.

Elisabeth was a big antisemite who founded a race-based colony in Paraguay. Her fabrication of Nietzsche is what the Nazis pushed. Scholars have treated the book as hers, and not his, ever since the Colli-Montinari edition of the 1960s.

DHH's post has none of the man, the thinker, and all of the sister's toxic bullshit: weak men, hard times, a hero generation, total war. That phrase with that reading has one source: Nazi Weimar where Elisabeth welcomed Hitler in 1934 to pose together with her brother's bust.

I'll write it up.