• @ulterno
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    9 months ago

    Sure, go ahead and blame the tool.
    Then blame the science.
    Then blame the scientists who developed it.

    Blame everything but the thief.

    \s


    Then blame free will for all crime in the world and all wars waged.

      • @ulterno
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        79 months ago

        I remember one of my seniors at work asking me how open source software manages to develop so much without a direct monetary incentive.
        “There’s no lack of resources to give everyone everything they want.” <- is the point.

        Our civilisation has enough people who like coding, willing to put their spare time into OSS, to be able to get good quality tools for use in all fields. Now all we need is for all of those people to be given enough spare time without having to worry about things like mortgages, loan payments and basic survival in some cases and everyone can profit (including the companies who would be giving them the spare time).

    • @hyperhopper@lemmy.world
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      139 months ago

      First blame the thief. But then in the same breath blame the manufacturers that refuse to sell cars with meaningfully working locks. If you understand the tech many car companies keep selling cars that have locks that are about as secure as a zip tie.

      • @ulterno
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        19 months ago

        The companies will just go around blaming some random engineer for it and then go on throwing money for PR stuff.

    • @Disinfect056@lemm.ee
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      19 months ago

      Are you saying people should be responsable for their own actions??? This is not how Canada works :)