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Reply to what does anarchy smell like? by cicada
Roasted almonds.
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Reply to what does anarchy sound like? by cicada
A radio tuned a few steps from the channel, and a strong wind howling in a half-open window.
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Reply to comment by !deleted31767 in by !deleted31767
The person you responded to didn't respond to me, and I'm not the person you responded to, yet I'm here responding to you.
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Reply to comment by existential1 in Tech folks, what is your recommendation for an Authentication App? by existential1
I'm pretty sure it's still being maintained, although the original developer and author seems to be taking it pretty chill. The last commit was in october.
I just stumbled upon Aegis too, looks cool and is also GPLv3. This one is actively maintained and developed for sure. I haven't tried it, so can't really say a lot about it.
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AndOTP is the best in my opinion. FreeOTP is cool too.
They're both FOSS.
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Reply to If you were to send a parcel to someone who doesn't want to reveal personal information such as name, address etc, Any advice on how to send goods internationally without an address of arrival? by __0
This has been discussed before, both on the dark web and some clear-web forums.
Right now, your best bet is either going for General Delivery if you're using USPS, although that doesn't hide your name, using a PO box or having it mailed to a trusted friend.
An optimal system would be one where both parties communicated through a platform and had a shared secret generated and associated with their identities, which were encrypted and stored. The package could then be delivered to a pickup point, where the identity could only be verified against the encrypted details, and not reversed (there's plenty of cryptographic tools for something like this, ala PGP).
Turns out that a system like this is, although practically not very challenging, almost impossible to put in place, mostly because no existing postal company would want to support such a thing for fear of illegal dark web deliveries and such.
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Reply to comment by brainrot in Police Unions Are Leading the Opposition to Vaccine Mandates for Public Workers by Hatrid
The mandates are fucked, no doubt about it. The fact that the state as much as considers it a possibility that they can disregard the bodily autonomy of anyone, regarding anything, is far out.
That doesn't make the cops good guys. The enemy of your enemy doesn't have to be your ally.
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Reply to Japan culls 143,000 chickens to contain bird flu, as more European countries record cases by ziq
Announcer voice: Round two!
ding ding
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Turns out life quality does not translate directly to comfort. Who would have thought.
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I vote for the mushroom for sure. Not just between the three, but between all living things! The mushroom is impossible to tame, capable of the wildest stuff, and some will straight up tear shitty world-views apart and transform your outlook in a matter of six hours. The mushroom does not tolerate bullshit.
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Reply to comment by !deleted34314 in by !deleted34314
I'll improvise an introduction:
The landscape is shifting. In a sudden flash of revitalized consciousness, people are, as if by the soft, secret touch of singular synchronicity, moving away from ideology and towards life. The pillars of the old world: politicians; stable bank accounts; hipster coffee shops and an unstained white Mercedes; are being abandoned just as quickly as they were raised and adopted. It will not be long before they, too, are nothing more than yet another layer of sand in the endless desert that is the urban environment.
In search of something truer than what the products of state and capital had to offer, the latest mutation of the human consciousness turns to immediate experience: the one thing that cannot be appropriated by the controllers; cannot be made into a product, mined or called "mine"; the cause and effect of being a thinking, self-conscious creature on this planet.
The experience of the immediate can be found all around us: in the old beech, the whirling whind and the swirling river. However, none are more direct, more passionate and more enjoyable than the primary study of this zine: really cool orgasms.
Sadly, this too has, through cultural engineering of various sorts, been modified, shaped and whittled by the controllers, in their desperate attempt to rob humanity of all that is authentic and lively. Dear reader and friend; do not let them put their hands on your experience! Reclaim your reality, one orgasm at a time! Love your lover as intensely as you fuck your lover! Cum upon the collective mind, and see it revitalised!
In solidarity with all sexy meat of this world, this is Mutual Laid: A Factor of Evolution.
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Imagine being so stubborn that you need a study to realize it isn't people destroying nature, but all of their machinery and city-building. Any kid could have told me that without thinking twice.
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This guy seems like Varg sans bullshit. I'm into it.
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Reply to comment by !deleted34314 in How do you reconcile being against punishment and being pro "beating up nazis"? by moonlune
I need to hear more about this mutual laid stuff.
I'll be the first and proudest reader of your zine!
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Reply to comment by !deleted31767 in Most Anarchist Living Thing Tournament Game Part One: Cannabis V Raccoon V Pecan Tree by lettuceLeafer
Solid. My vote is on raccoon, too.
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Reply to sexanarchy by ziq
The most effective and immediate path towards total liberation is clearly sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. Something about reclaiming immediate experience. I'm in.
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Reply to comment by moonlune in What is a phantasm or spook? I don't understand it. by DisposableAccount
Would that make fiat currency a spook?
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Reply to comment by moonlune in What is Android Liberation? by d4rk
You don't have to believe in soul to believe in free will. Do you think humans are capable of free thought?
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Reply to comment by nulloperation in What is Android Liberation? by d4rk
That's a new way to think about it, but you're right for sure. Machines taking control of humans are in some ways even more disturbing than humanoids.
There's a distinction to be made between truly sentient, generalized AI, and simple computers that's somehow gained authority over a human. I wasn't talking about machines made to look like humans, but machines made to think like humans.
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What inspires you?
"Unions, dead bosses and flat cooperative organization"
...in permanent marker, of course.
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Reply to What is Android Liberation? by d4rk
I don't like the idea of technology becoming sentient, and even less the idea of it being treated as a living being. Considering the current state of the world, there is absolutely no way that androids would come about in a peaceful manner. The same goes for advanced bio-hacking; it will be (and, as much as possible, is) an oppressive tool reserved for the powerful. Sentient machinery is incompatible with dominator culture.
Another thing is, and this may sound naive and conservative: it just doesn't feel right. In a sort of sensory, feeling optic, machines stand in absolute polarity to life. My mind, and the workings of a computer, are as different as can be. I don't see how the inner life of a human can be reproduced in a machine, except for perhaps pretentious emulation.
There's a strange sentiment rising that this attitude is some sort of speciesism, which people are picking up on quickly. Fuck that. Machines are not life, and life is not machinery.
If humanity-emulating machines start walking the street, I'm moving to the forest and not coming back.
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Reply to comment by dewman in Yeah I'm Against Gay Marriage by lettuceLeafer
It's an acute loss of blood from a damaged blood vessel.
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Reply to 25032022 - meget tynde gule ærter på menuen i dag, og masonna. by REGNBUEN
Hey, just out of curiousity, what's this space about? Is Regnbuen some sort of organization in Aarhus?