throwaway
throwaway OP wrote
The PDF is pretty easy to find - but I doubt it'd be a good idea to share it here.
throwaway wrote
I wouldn't mind helping out if there's one more mod.
throwaway wrote
Reply to Is it really worth it? by __0
rye bread > white bread
throwaway wrote
Reply to comment by asterism in Gentoo is for the extraordinarily patient by asterism
That makes sense, thanks!
throwaway wrote
Reply to Gentoo is for the extraordinarily patient by asterism
Genuine question - not trying to be annoying: if you're already committed to a rolling distro, why not arch?
throwaway wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by Tequila_Wolf in Does anybody know of any worthwhile critiques to read of the democratic confederalism of Rojava from an anarchist perspective? by Tequila_Wolf
I think I'd get too close to compromising their opsec by providing details.
In general terms, Rojava was not the hopeful and inspired project of equity that they imagined it to be.
throwaway wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by Tequila_Wolf in Does anybody know of any worthwhile critiques to read of the democratic confederalism of Rojava from an anarchist perspective? by Tequila_Wolf
I have a couple of friends who went to Rojava for anything between one and three years, to fight with them.
They all returned disilussioned, and will most likely not return.
War is a fuck.
Submitted by throwaway in ArtificialIntelligence (edited )
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Reply to comment by Antarchtic in Bing's AI Is Threatening Users. That’s No Laughing Matter by Tequila_Wolf
It's also worrying to think about the potential consequences of AI being implemented in places where it shouldn't be, such as job screening or lie detection. There's a real risk that such applications could be used to discriminate against already marginalized groups, and it's crucial that we remain vigilant against this kind of misuse.
...now try to see if you can figure out if I wrote this text, or if I had an AI do it.
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Witch has reffered to women since the 16th century.
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Reply to comment by roanoke9 in by !deleted39064
What do?
Psycopharmica, naturally.
throwaway wrote
Reply to comment by ChaosAnarchy in Revisiting: Raddle is the third entry on DuckDuckGo for "anarchist forum" by Majrelende
Check that slogan.
"Building a voluntary society... Without permission"
Reads like "mom said no, but I'll just do it anways!"
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Reply to comment by !deleted38742 in Google and Amazon Helped the FBI Identify Z-Library’s Operators by when_you_sleep
Isn't the darknet site still online?
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Reply to do you work? by lentils
I work a lot. And I enjoy it. Partly because I like my profession, and partly because I like my workplace.
I started a cooperative company with two friends a year or so ago. It's completely owned by its working members (on paper, too - one slice for each), everyone gets paid the same and everything is decided on a consensus-like basis. We also decide our own pay, based on what we make.
We work 30 hours per week. There are no expectations to work more than that (it's slightly discouraged actually), but some do it anyways, because their pay is tied directly to what we make. I'm one of those, because my dad is struggling, and I want to support him.
throwaway wrote
Reply to What proof is there that you are ? by Archaplain
I think.
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Reply to What proof is there that you are "based"? by asterism
After surviving mainly off of drain cleaner and laundry detergent for several years, my blood pH is dangerously above 7.45.
throwaway wrote
Hey, just out of curiousity, what's this space about? Is Regnbuen some sort of organization in Aarhus?
throwaway wrote
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.
throwaway wrote (edited )
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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Reply to Weekly "what are you reading", with a guessing-game twist by throwaway
I'll start:
That fateful day, when I left the monastery to collect herbs - seemingly not so different from any other day - still clouds my inner eye in the moments before sleep takes me. The thought of Lises warmth; and her returning to her husband the day after. I was another person then; but the memory is still mine.
It is a cloud, but it is the most beautiful cloud I have. Beaten only, perhaps, by Narcissus.