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The linked video here is excellent. mastodon.nzoss.nz/@lightweight

tl;dr Just view the last two chapters for what's happening now (ignoring the sales pitch at the end).
My take. People need to own their data to avoid being controlled by it. This means get fully in the fediverse or be controlled.

@mipsytipsy Was buying a copy of Observability Engineering, thought the name was familiar, stumbled onto your blog for the tenth time.

Your latest post on DEI was an absolute banger, but the comments section ate my very long message in praise of it with a "nonce failure" or something.

So here is a short message in praise of it. And a link for other nerds to read it:

charity.wtf/2025/02/10/corpora

@FreeScholar #PublicBudgeting, #publicBanking, #PublicAssemblies, #cooperatives, and all the activities advocated by the movement for #solidarityEconomics guard against corruption. And, then also, there are suggestions about how to be antifascist (i.e. "Don't obey in advance.") and antiracist (i.e. recognizing internalized Whiteness, or conducting an equity audit). What do you think?

From 2021 to 2024 we witnessed things like RICO charges being levied at protesters fighting against "cop city" in Atlanta, mask bans that lock disabled people out of public life, and young college students facing federal charges for peaceful protests, again, all under Democratic leadership. usermag.co/p/the-attacks-on-fr

As an American Jew, let me be clear:
-Criticizing Israel is not being "antisemitic"
-Defending the human rights of Palestinians is not being pro-Hamas
-Arresting someone for these things is a violation of our 1st Amendment
-Violating 1st Amendment rights, and bragging there's more to come, is bad

Trump regime ICE didn't merely "detain" Khalil for daring to exercise freedom of expression. It kidnapped him.

Everything about this situation is straight out of Kafka -- and that's the point.

Dear Elon Musk, protesting is not a crime. Organizing online to protest isn't a crime either, even if you don't like the protesters' goals. We oppose any efforts to mislabel peaceful protesting as illegal—protests are foundational to our democracy.

If you're wondering about why things in the 'west' (esp the US) are the way they are, this is quite a remarkable explanation: yewtu.be/watch?v=gqtrNXdlraM or youtube.com/watch?v=gqtrNXdlra Very compelling and utterly terrifying. We (all of us) need to understand this stuff.

Shop related titles at pmpress.org. You can get 70% off of copies of My Mom Had an Abortion when you shop the Reject Sale, while supplies last. See the link in our bio to shop the sale, and use code REJECT at checkout through 4/1.

I’ve posted a detailed explanation of why the claimed ESP32 Bluetooth chip “backdoor” is not a backdoor. It’s just a poor security practice, which is found in other Bluetooth chips by vendors like Broadcom, Cypress, and Texas Instruments too. darkmentor.com/blog/esp32_non-

Core hours at my place of employment are 7 to 3, which was probably an adjustment for international interactions already in place. Flex hours still have people starting at 8 or 9. They only emphasize core hours if you flex in the other direction too often. i.e., get off at 1 or 2 PM.

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