Today!
Nourishing Resistance: Stories of Food, Protest, and Mutual Aid book launch in NYC with contributors Court Williams, Alyshia Galvez & Katie Tastrom hosted by Maurice Wilkins of The Stew.
Monday, May 22 at The Yard LES NYC at 6pm
Details & register: https://blog.pmpress.org/events/nourishing-resistance-stories-of-food-protest-and-mutual-aid-book-launch-in-nyc/
New technologies should increase transparency rather than enable stall tactics. The news cycle moves quickly and prompt access to court filings is essential. The First Amendment cannot tolerate unnecessary delays. https://www.courthousenews.com/iowa-courts-hit-with-first-amendment-action-over-delayed-access/
What does it take to keep fascists out of our communities?
In June we'll be hosting an online panel discussion that includes folks with first hand experience organizing to drive Nazi boneheads off the streets of Portland, OR during the 1980s and 90s! Register for free at https://firestorm.coop/events/3055-building-community-defense.html
Section 702 has become something Congress never authorized: a domestic spying tool. Congress should consider ending the program entirely, but shouldn't reauthorize it without critical reforms, including true accountability and oversight. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/03/section-702s-unconstitutional-domestic-spying-program-must-end
Signal: Journal of International Political Graphics and Culture is an ongoing book series dedicated to documenting graphics, art & cultural movements of international resistance & liberation struggles.
Help publish the new issue & get all previous issues http://tinyurl.com/SignalKS
A SUPERVILLAIN EXAMINES AI - I test Sudowrite using my own prose to try and see exactly what the hell is going on.
Prologue - https://www.eviscerati.org/articles/2023/05/a-supervillain-examines-ai-prologue/
Sudowrite - https://www.eviscerati.org/articles/2023/05/a-supervillain-examines-ai-sudowrite/
The prose I tested with - https://www.eviscerati.org/fiction/2023/05/the-band-of-broken-blades-chapter-one/
A lot of it is stating the obvious, but evidently it isn't obvious to everyone, so here's @BuildSoil's rant in response to have been asked to write a letter of approval for a grant to use LLM AI to guide environmental policy.
What's a revelation you had in the last three years that seems obvious now?
For me: I should repair things even if it costs the same or more than buying a new one (as much as my budget allows), because prices of "new" things don't account for ecological damage in their manufacture and eventual disposal.
@Codeberg (relatively urgently) needs more people helping to run the association behind the project. (Codeberg e.V. registered in Germany)
If you are looking for a *non-technical* opportunity to help running Codeberg please get in touch with us.
Step 1. would be joining the association, if you haven't already (https://join.codeberg.org/), step 2. write an email to contact@codeberg.org
Yes, this is a "pay some money for the chance to do unpaid work" opportunity, isn't it great? 🙂
We're bringing the noise to Pouzza Fest in Montreal this weekend! To celebrate, get 40% off all #punk books this weekend with coupon code PUNK. See them all at https://pmpress.org/index.php?l=product_list&c=150&sortby=num_sold:desc
Sale ends Sunday night.
Sam Altman's Worldcoin project incentivizes a black market for biometric data taken from people in developing nations
#ShlaerMellor, #FunctionPointAnalysis, #punk, #environmentalist, #unionAdvocate, #anarchosocialist
"with a big old lie and a flag and a pie and a mom and a bible most folks are just liable to buy any line, any place, any time" - Frank Zappa