Where’s the FCC and ITU on this?

Better than a Union: Worker cooperative or market syndicate.

I don’t think they care. I think they just say they are free loaders because what they really feel is hate towards people of other races and ethnicities, but they can’t say it out load or often even admit it to themselves.

I have inattentive ADHD, so for me it’s not an impulse thing, it’s the fact that I’ll forget what I was going to say by the time someone has finished. So either I interrupt or we sit awkwardly while I try and remember what I was going to say and it sucks.

It intentional semantic drift and has been happening for a very long time. They erode harsh terms with hyperbole and make normal positions seem extreme by stereotype and strawman. That’s why I prefer specifying that I’m Mutualist rather than explain how the terms socialist/capitalist have drifted out of dichotomy or how the term anarchist and libertarian have become parodies of themselves.

Not if it used Veiled

Still waiting for CSS Color 4 so SVG gradients don’t look like shit. sRGB gradients are completely broken.

Deleting it is so cathartic!

I legit have never seen the battery used at all. They often use a plug, a lightning bolt confusingly, or don’t even label it at all.

Or be chaotic and use Rankine

🤣 That’s my brother’s favorite dino

Except in the military. They don’t like when you go AWHOL

cops if you’re quick 🤣

I hate how Marx has become synonymous with Socialist thought despite the fact that Marx represents only the Bureaucratic side of Socialism and Proudhon and other Anarchist thinkers are ignored. Proudhon literally wrote Property is Theft.

Asocial - Allosocial

Aplatonic - Alloplatonic

Afamilial - Allofamilial

I vibe with that as a Mutualist that advocates for Ranked Choice Voting and Multi Member Proportional voting.

Honestly! We need more Mutualists and Syndicalists!

Which is dumb as Mutualism is just better.

Agree, except for nano. Micro has a much better interface and even has mouse integration.

They are actually looking into using the Linux Kernel for modular drivers in a really interesting way.