Yep, shoulda just done this

That said the zionist movement predates WW2, and the balfour declaration is one of the major culprits, so carving out half of england would’ve also been a solution.

Nice, that’s a really good idea.

Agree with this, especially about movement. Overall the main bad thing about regular desks and comfy chairs, is that you can sit at them without changing your posture for hours, which is bad for everything: blood circulation, posture, muscles, etc. “The best posture is your next one.”

I work from the floor now mainly… it’s cheap, portable, forces you to move, doesn’t require anything besides maybe a few pillows and any coffee table or raised surface for a laptop.

Thx! I’m its original creator, and used it to teach myself android app programming. It also has another core maintainer, mv-gh, who knows much more about android development than me.

I haven’t had too much time to work on it recently, but its open source so anyone can contribute.

Quite the two paragraphs here

There’s a few running, that the democrats tried and failed to kick off the ballot in many states. Party for Socialism and Liberation is one.

The US greens are also an eco-socialist party. Ajamu Baraka is a great anti-imperialist / communist writer, and he was the green party’s VP pick last time.

One feature that genuinely is cool that keeps getting better (at least on lots of android models) : battery life and charging speed.

My OnePlus 12r has a 2 day battery life, and can charge from 0-50% in like 10 minutes.

Its so good that I use the 80% max charge setting to preserve the battery for a few extra years.

At this rate I could totally see a future where we can fully charge phones by plugging them in for less than a minute.

That, and also they drew the picture in a way that makes genocide of palestinians inevitable. Genocide is not inevitable, no matter how much US democrats think it is, and tell everyone to get in line behind it.

Its so easy to construct trolley problems that have nothing to do with reality, and don’t represent the options actually available, or even the problem / scenario correctly.

Libgen isn’t going anywhere, they’re domiciled in a privacy-friendly country.

Also a lot of books are on torrents, which means they’re safe.

Syncthing.

Nice! Best I can do is still just a heart. How are you learning / getting better at it?

I’m starting to think now the trolley problem should be reframed as a catch-22 / false choice / manufactured consent.

Who constructed this trolley? Why are there only two options shown? Do these options actually match reality? etc.

Controlled opposition parties like the US democrats love to dangle these carrots during election seasons. Roe v Wade in red states was unrolled under Biden, while he held up his hands and said there was nothing he could do about it. But as soon as election season rolls around, they’re suddenly champions of women’s rights. If they were to actually do something about it, they’d no longer be able to campaign on it.

The jellyfin docker is really easy to set up. And then you get the benefit of complete portability.

They’re sure working overtime to make this quote apply to not just the US, but the whole world:

We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.

• William J. Casey, CIA Director

I’m genuinely wondering how this is gonna shake out. I don’t see the US accepting the defeat of apartheid in Palestine the same way they were forced to in South Africa. Israel is too useful a military base for their intended war with Iran, which the rest of the world has zero interest in.

These “apologies” by liberals to indigenous communities in the US and Canada are so hollow.

“We’re so sowwwwy!”

“Cool, can we have our land back then?”

“No”

“Can you at least stop currently commiting genocide, instead of just apologizing for one you did less than 150 years ago?”

“No”

Looks like Germany also expressed support, France condemned, and the rest of the EU is silent so far.

Great to see even Israel’s allies in the ME speak out against this.

People don’t realize that the US founders explicitly modeled their new state on the Roman empire, with an expansionist aristocracy / slaveocracy controlling the state. The debates on this in the federalist papers are very explicit, as is the way they structured its government. Hell even half the buildings in washington DC are modelled after roman architecture.