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Developer, Free Culture activist, self-hoster, auxlanger [EO-IO-LdP], translator-adapter, A11Y advocate, free-time gamer. Proudly self-hosting my […]
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If my understanding of the Scriptures is right, the Lord has already damned these Pharisees, so I'd let it pass
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True that - and even considering my specific plan of being a single-tenant hermit in a small plot of land, politics still affect the intent. Will I purchase the plot? And in doing so, which authorities am I endorsing? Who am I going to pay taxes to for the terrain, and how? Will I be required to […]
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"No ethical consumption under capitalism" is a cop out. Sure, there's nobody perfect and we all depend on imperfect stuff. But that doesn't mean you can just wholesale ignore the people element. You can still where possible try and make less bad choices. Spend your attention elsewhere - there's […]
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If anything, "no ethical consumption under capitalism" is a call to abandon both - the goal is becoming a fully self-sustainable hermit, or, if you're absolutely confident on the moral standing of your entire community, becoming a fully self-sustaining town.
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"I can like the creation even if I don't agree with the creator".
No, fuck that. Literally the most powerful corps in the world have realized: attention is money. It's a zero sum game of waking hours of the day * number of people in their target audience. That's why they fight every day to grab […]
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As for me? I'm currently solving the FPS issue with a capture card and a laptop with #LosslessScaling. Not compact enough to use it undocked (yet), but it'll work on a hotel room and that's enough for me.
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A shame you had to leave that sinking ship but, given the circumstances, it's perfectly understandable. Hopefully it can return to its former glory someday
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The very first order of work would be to rely on free cultural works, consensually released, as the source of training - projects such as #CommonCorpus being a step in the right direction. Anything else is a copyright nightmare in the making, not even considering the ethical implications on […]
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Otra plataforma privativa que juega al #openwashing y en realidad es un #honeypot para la gente interesada en la privacidad. Varias veces he visto esto, pero rara vez ambas cosas en simultáneo
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There's also the fact that they want other people to be unsullied by progressive thought, of course, and leaning into trade schools (where the focus is generally on reaching targets and there's little on the way of ideological education)
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Not so far from the "and-per-se-and", I'd let it slide
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@paninid No joke, some people insist that because many people had to die in lockdown during the #COVID times unaccompanied by their families (who would otherwise get the virus spread to them), he somehow "deserves" to die this death.
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@GottaLaff Bit of a misconception - they wouldn't allow any White® person, they needed White Supremacists specifically to match the new Confederate ideology. And who would fit the bill better than the poster children of Apartheid?