Violence can be used for good.

I get the hate on Chomsky, but what's wrong with linguists? I've had a really nice time with a couple of linguists and their writing.

I really don't like this. I get the point, I get the idea, but my gut feeling does not agree.

No, thank you.

This is hell.

In some areas, spoofing your number is relatively easy - illegal in most places, impossible in some. This could be a way to get going without buying countless virtual numbers.

For more complex tactics, we'd need to know more about the target: OS, model, OS version, attack surfaces (in this case that could be Facebook Messenger, Signal, SMS and such), estimated location and anything else you got.

Yeah, it is off, but I've seen social relations of that sort described as hierarchy again and again.

The really mind-blowing fact is that they named it Seaspiracy.

I cannot believe they missed so badly, it's right there in the word already! Conspirasea!

People are not equal. They can never be made equal. We can seek to make people as equal as possible, but it will require great amounts of force and coercion.

Some people are sharper than others. Some are more empathetic than others. Some are really good at driving fast cars, while others are great at writing music. There's those who's either not good at much, or don't want to be good at anything.

You cannot make anyone something they're not. If one person is a great speaker, able to inspire lots of folks with their knowledge and the ways they express it, they will gain respect, and thus will rise above others in the social hierarchy. This is all cool and healthy, as long as the speaker is doing what they're doing out of free will, while the listeners listen freely, because they feel they're gaining something of value.

You cannot do anything to fight that, and you should not do anything either. Problems arise when social hierarchies become rigid hierarchies, when ranks are pronounced and social influence (or power, call it what you will) becomes detached from the reality of the involved peoples.

If your vision of a bright future involves suppressing natural talent, will and personality, then I want no part of it.

Strive for equal opportunity. Strive for cooperation, and support of those who are, for one reason or another, unable to make use of that opportunity. Strive for egalitarianism; not unity or equality.

How is this typical Mozilla? As far as I'm aware, they're not too bad at keeping their shit secure.

The real question should be, "why can an unsafe installed app result in complete system takeover"? Shouldn't that shit be isolated?

Getting beaten up is, to a certain degree, a pretty lively thing. It's much like taking a cold shower, just with the added bonus of blood and broken bones.

That's solid advice, actually.

I really like some writers because of their writing style. Then there's some I like, but read critically, because they offer a good deal of crap along with their gold. I like a lot of readers that I barely agree with, and wouldn't really want to give the idea that what I read is what I am.

That's a cool idea, and much easier to get set up than a legitimate-looking plastic power box.

I got it installed just fine on Arch, it's neat and seems to be well maintained. Fucking wild that I can download the entire anarchist library in 180MB. What's next, gravity defying cars running on plastic?

If it's run in series, it's usually around 1300VAC distributed amongst the lights. If not, I'm pretty sure it's somewhere between 120 and 240VAC. Plenty of power to keep a miner going, and then some. I doubt the streetlights themselves would be affected.

I'm thinking the most viable strategy is setting up an electricity box at night - one that looks much like the ordinary electricity boxes - and running some fat wire down the pole to the box. That'd mean plenty of space (for a PSU, a miner and maybe a fan), and, if the wirerun is done correctly, could look very legitimate.

It is a good deal of work, but for passive, constant income, I'd say it's not too bad.

A little fast on the gun? They're showing no signs of hostility, and I really doubt giving an estimate server cost compromises opsec.

I hope I'll be free today.

Sadly, hoping does very little.

Perhaps defining how it sets itself apart from ordinary ideology.

Ideology of any kind has proven itself to be nothing but a quick way to systematically degenerate a movement. Anarchy does not have a leader; no author; no holy bible. It is the simple effect of human intuition, given meaning and expanded by thinking people - greatly empowered in the cultural library through decades of struggle at the hand of the controller.

You are not allowed, no! That's the 23rd paragraph in The Constitution of Anarchism, by I, me and myself.

It is so because I say so. If you really want to, then I might say yes if you pay me some taxes.

I think you're talking about the hidden wiki. There's a censored clearnet version, too.

It's pretty much just a giant directory. It may contain some sketchy shit - keep an eye on your moral compass and common sense going through.