Reporter: [REDACTED]
Reason: Posting moderation reports is fairly childish, and what I would expect from someone promoting manufactured outrage online.

It’s rare for someone to double down instead of taking the hint.

With fascism on the rise in capitalist states, it’s worth learning how to recognize their shibboleths, which they use to recognize each other and to turn spaces—online and off—into Nazi bars.

We know what these emojis are about when written together, and when written beside “Slavic adventure”. We know how fascists feel about “Asiatic hordes.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_in_Nazi_propaganda#Russians

Reporter: [REDACTED]
Reason: manufactured outrage over fonts

Not sure if reporter was born yesterday or is a fascist hoping to get this post deleted.

You’re speaking in theory & generalities when we know concretely & specifically that the large majority of Israelis support ethnic cleansing.

Thank you for your Marvel Cinematic Universe analysis, Morning Joe.

This caused me to happen on the Call of Duty Endowment.

The Endowment funds non-profit organizations that help former service members transition to high quality civilian careers after their military service and raises awareness of the value veterans bring to the workplace.

Primary partners receiving Endowment funding today include AMVETS (since 2011), Vet Jobs (since 2013), Hire Heroes USA (since 2010), JVS SoCal (since 2014), Operation: Job Ready Veterans (since 2015), The Forces Employment Charity (since 2017), Still Serving Veterans (since 2011), US VETS (since 2013), Veterans Inc. (since 2013), and Walking With The Wounded (since 2017).

The Guardian, 2014: Call of Duty: gaming’s role in the military-entertainment complex

While there’s currently no public evidence that the US military helps to fund mainstream video games that double as propaganda, as routinely happens in Hollywood, the makers of military-themed games often pay a license fee to gun manufacturers to use representations of their weapons, drawing consumers unwittingly into the Military-Entertainment complex.

I once had a conversation with developers of the AWS platform about how it was Turing complete without using any actually billable features.

Bernie Sanders proposes bailouts for the incipient AI bust.

“National interest” has always been a euphemism for “bourgeois class interest.” It has never meant our interests, those of the proletarian majority. Previously.

Is this a joke? The “civilized” world is the problem, not the solution.

We know what it is, so you can stop spamming us with Wikipedia quotes.

Hardly anyone but Ubuntu users use snap, because snap was created by Ubuntu, and their efforts to get other distros to adopt it never gained traction. Debian users are especially uninterested in using snap, and some people on Debian are ex-Ubuntu users who switched because they didn’t like snap.

My experiences with Uyghurs differ from yours.

Cool story bro.

The vast majority of muslim nations on earth got together to send delegates to investigate in person and they declared the accusations to be baseless.

Oh, and Uyghurs are not Arabs, BTW! They are a Turkic nation.

Oh, and not all Muslims are Arabs, BTW!

It’s not hard to suss out the context: https://leminal.space/modlog?userId=17385373

Thanks. I haven’t bought hardware to run things locally yet. I did buy some DeepSeek tokens this weekend to play around with. Maybe I should rent until the bubble pops and then buy a supercomputer at fire sale prices.

alias is for aliasing commands. If you want to “alias“ arguments, use shell/environment variables.

$ docs=/media/docs
$ cd $docs

The recent attack didn’t have to do with cryptographic signatures. It was a supply chain worm, with GitHub Actions being the vector. https://snyk.io/blog/tanstack-npm-packages-compromised/

Apparently it’s complicated, and I don’t care enough to investigate, because the royal trappings don’t really matter in the grand scheme of things. They’re just a useful jumping-off point in discussing class and state power.

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