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chobeat@lemmy.mlOPto
Solarpunk technology@slrpnk.net•Security Party by Tech Workers Coalition - 1/26 5:30 PM EST
0·11 hours agoyes. The event is on an American time zone so I kept the American format. We might repeat it on an European time zone if there’s interest.
It’s that time of the year again when tankies will side with a theocratic government before supporting a revolt that is not 100% up to their standards of purity.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•All my new code will be closed-source from now on - Marc J. Schmidt
0·4 days agoFreedom of information is freedom for the most powerful to use that information for their profit. The more powerful you are, the more tools you have to harness common goods for profit.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•All my new code will be closed-source from now on - Marc J. Schmidt
0·4 days agoGod forbid a technical person becomes an adult and starts understanding power, money, and politics. Engineers should be babies playing with their toys and being idealistic and irresponsible about their impact on the world.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
0·5 days agoWe don’t need to involve racism, an American pseudo-science, to consider Americans barbarians. That’s what an American would do: to reduce everything about race when it has nothing to do with it.
Also, it’s white guilt, we all know American liberals and leftists enjoy this stuff.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Mastodon@lemmy.ml•Implications on Mastodon of a possible X ban in the UK
0·5 days agoIf in 2026 you’re on X, I don’t think privacy would matter much to you. People will go to platforms that give them what X was giving them. Mastodon doesn’t offer porn, it doesn’t offer visibility to journalists, it does offer a little of bit of arguing with strangers, but definitely nowhere near the levels of X, where you can do it at any time of the day. Bluesky is still the best alternative on all these points.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
0·5 days agoWe cut ties with American people because they are annoying, puritanical and self-entitled.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
0·6 days agoSaying shit like this is very American, for example.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
0·6 days agoInclude anche la lingua inglese. Da adesso su Lemmy si parla solo Italiano.
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United States | News & Politics@lemmy.ml•‘Land of the free?’: Outrage after US protester arrested on live TV
0·8 days agoThe issue with this line of reasoning, which is correct and the only reasonable way to approach protests, is that protests are sold to participants as if they are actions that do something in the world, because at some point in history, they did. The people attracted by protests are people who want to protest. Even if you attract them into your org, they will still carry that mindset that politics is about words, expression and dissent, rather than power, leverage, change, and impact.
Probably most potential good organizers avoid protests actively because they do understand intuitivelyy they don’t work and why they don’t work.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•online, what is the most unheard of country (prob by american standards) youve heard of someone being from?
0·9 days agoMet two people from Transnistria, one from the Isle of Man and one from Micronesia. I wouldn’t say they are super rare but I’m quite sure most American would consider these fictional countries.
In Italian it’s not really used. There’s an extremely fringe group of people who use singular pronouns “Io” (I) but plural adjectives and participles. “Io sono andati” instead of “Io sono andato” or “Io sono stanchi” instead of “Io sono stanco”.
These are regarded as people who spend too much time on Tumblr and consume American media even within the most militant corners of the transfeminist movement, so it doesn’t have much traction.
Most of the discourse is about gender-neutral language rather than pronouns.
To add to the confusion, Italian has no neutral gender, only male and female, but it retains neutral pronouns: esso/essi. The problem is that by ending in “o”, most people think this is an alternative masculine pronoun and use it interchangeably with the masculine pronouns “egli” or “lui”.
if you have the right kind of potato, it’s very easy and it takes less time than most handmade pasta
Coolness is the enemy of social relationship. Be cringe and be free.
If you want a sandwich, you have to make it.
They don’t, but they are uninteresting for now
You might want to read this too then: https://reincantamentox.substack.com/p/drop-40-we-need-a-manifestation-not
chobeat@lemmy.mlOPto
Solarpunk@slrpnk.net•Anti-immigrant material among AI-generated content getting billions of views on TikTok
0·1 month agobro, this logic of thinking that only stupid people fall for propaganda is only useful to make you feel intelligent and reinforces the right-wing. There’s plenty of evidence this is not how it works. Get your shit together, and find another activity to feed your ego.











Hello. Thanks for the input. We know most of these and TWC is globally under a process of moving towards a self-hosted infrastructure. We have a self-hosted url shortener, but we still have to structure a process to guarantee that the social media teams use them.
For the calls, Zoom is pretty entrenched in our infrastructure, but we plan to eventually replace it. For obvious reasons of hardware performance, we are keeping it as one of the last steps, because we often organize webinars with 100+ people, and our current infrastructure probably wouldn’t handle it with like a jitsi instance or similar.
The security party is also intended as a way to attract people who could bring more expertise on these topics into the infrastructure team and accelerate this transition.