[NTLUG:Discuss] age verification in systemd
Thomas Cameron
thomas.cameron at camerontech.com
Tue Mar 24 09:23:50 PDT 2026
On 3/24/26 11:00 AM, Kyle Daniel wrote:
> Whoa…who is this? What did they do?
>
> On Tue, Mar 24, 2026 at 10:24 AM Thomas Cameron <
> thomas.cameron at camerontech.com> wrote:
>> Amen, brother. I have met Lunduke several times, and have been genuinely
>> saddened to see his descent into... whatever the hell is going on with him.
>>
>> Seeing him come out as a right wing, racist, red-pilled woman-hater is
>> heartbreaking... and disgusting.
From Gemini AI:
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"Bryan Lunduke is a prominent independent technology journalist,
software developer, and commentator known for his long-standing focus on
the Linux and open-source ecosystems. He currently operates The Lunduke
Journal of Technology, a subscriber-supported platform that positions
itself as an "independent, big tech-free, and non-woke" source for tech
news."
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If you look at his substack (I don't recommend it, don't reward his
spew), he has tons of articles decrying "woke" people, and tons of
"white men are being persecuted" garbage. I used to love his "Linux
sucks" series, because he used humor to point out how Linux needs to
improve.
But he's descended into the whole red-pill manosphere and spewing
anti-DEI racism and anti-women and anti-LGBT garbage. The Open Source
community already has a hard time bringing in women, minorities, and
LGBT folks. IMHO, we're supposed to be open, welcoming, and inclusive. I
know some folks disagree with me, and that's fine, they're wrong. ;-)
He also posted some really offensive screeds and wound up getting them
removed from social media, which of course, triggered the whole
"conservatives are getting censored" line of crap. He's misgendered and
deadnamed trans folks in F/OSS community, and he faded a lot of heat
about that, for good reason.
He's been kicked from a number of communities for his political spew. He
claims that he is just trying to get folks to keep politics and
technology separate, but the reality is that tech is political, so
that's nonsense. He just spews right wing talking points and tries to
dominate conversations by injecting offensive statements to derail the
conversation.
At least, that's what I've observed. I used to really enjoy his talks. I
pretty much just roll my eyes when I see his name now.
--
Thomas
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