Actually, finding people who want to work on that sort of thing online is not hard. Worker cooperatives have better pay, better likelihood of success, and come with a cleaner conscience. People want that. Making it work legally is difficult: it’s difficult enough to manage books and build a business within capitalist legal structures while maintining consensus-based organizing without having that be across many national jurisdictions.

Why not work a regular job doing menial labor? The pay is shit? OK, fight for it to be better alongside your comrades. Isn’t that what the labor movement is all about? Idk, easy for me to say in a place with high minimum wage

Only the beginning is about gnome. Edit: see this post: https://lemmy.world/post/35181035

Always a good sign.

Is there any reason you chose vosk over whisper.c++?

I feel like in Linux any distinction between “OS” and “something else” would be arbitrary, except, perhaps the example of the AUR vs regular packages in arch, or maybe the universe repo in Ubuntu. Why would you want a whole different system for managing those packages?

Idk looks kinda like young mark hamill to me.

I’m pretty sure you’ll just have to cut it out of a rectangle in another program like gimp, sorry.