Subj : Re: Community
To   : tenser
From : boraxman
Date : Fri Oct 07 2022 01:05:43

 te>  bo>  te> Server-side, almost certainly, but also for supercomputing.  Pha
 te>  bo>  te> is a consumer of compute-cycles, and I doubt they're renting cap
 te>  bo>  te> from the national labs or other major public supercomputing site
 te>  bo>  te>
 te>  bo>  te> For desktop use, I imagine it depends on job function.
 te>  bo> 
 te>  bo> The ONLY Linux desktop I ever saw at a workplace was the one I had wh
 te>  bo> worked in IT support, because I chose to install it.  I've worked at 
 te>  bo> companies, and audited and visited many others.
 te> 
 te> More argument from anecdote. This is a well-known logical
 te> fallacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_anecdote
 te> 
 te> More generally, I suspect your experience is a lot more
 te> limited than you believe it to be.
 te> 

You're argumentation style is really nothing but trying to find technicalities to nit-pick on, while militantly trying to avoid understanding what is being meant.

I'm going to end this now as its not worth my time trying to explain what everyone else understands easily.

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