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@mullvadnet@mastodon.online @rysiek@mstdn.social Sure. But it's our right to uphold humanist values, by telling the co-CEO to find other rubes to milk. It's tainted and a huuuuuge red flag, so, nope. "Hey, relax guys, only one of our two CEO's is a Nazi! It's all good!" Buh-bye!

@kytta *gasps* A private corporation taking advantage of free, collective labour and assets, for their private profit?! I'm shocked, shocked, I say!

Grifters everywhere. "In Australia, Adams was accused of spending taxpayer dollars on personal expenses. In 2006, when Adams was 22 years old, he served as a councillor in Ashfield, Australia. He was formally condemned by fellow councillors for running up thousands of dollars in phone calls and taxi charges for personal use while claiming them as council expenses. He repaid the charges after a formal investigation, according to a 2006 article in the Inner-West Weekly, an Australian newspaper." https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-nick-adams-state-flag-charity-civics-state-department

@northernlights @hasani So, to face no consequences, all you have to do is to abandon a job? Good to know for the next time I need to do some dishonest shiit in a professional capacity.

@shizamura A SIC notícias já nem disfarça muito bem quem eles querem no poder. E a Now idem.

@jotajet48 @shizamura Eu acho que vai mais além disso; o argumento do negócio serve de capa. A dualidade de critérios é evidente quando se vê o tratamento dado a frases atiradas pela esquerda dita "radical". É tão radical e extremista...que passa despercebida - o que é uma estranha contradição.

"Imagine a dificuldade de um trabalhador da indústria hoteleira sindicalizado a tentar convencer o seu colega do lado, brasileiro em trânsito para algures ou nepalês que mal arranha inglês, a fazer greve, pedir melhorias salariais ou sindicalizar-se. Agora, imagine um candidato de um partido de esquerda a tentar persuadir essa mesma pessoa a votar."

@bluejay @sundogplanets Billionaires are out of their minds. We need a shitload of high-powered short burst capacitor series laser guillotines. (I'm thinking ahead here).

@randahl@mastodon.social Orban needs to find out about the prolific drone industry in Ukraine. First-hand.

@georgetakei@universeodon.com Incidentally, he's not actually fighting in any war. Like Admiral Bone Spurs. That will be the sons and daughters of lesser people, always the ones to be sacrificed. I would love to be able to spit in this psychopath face.

@bhasic@mastodon.social @mcnado@mstdn.social And this why they won't leave power voluntarily. In for a penny...

@remixtures "Libertarian"? The guy is a Fascist, through and through.

@therightarticle@mas.to Yes. Because "improvements and efficiencies" is code for "efficient capture of capital for shareholders".

@warandpeas Another one joining the Beaversphere grifter podcasts.

@YellowTurtle Very Romantic.

@alice@mk.nyaa.place @vtrlx@mastodon.social You're gonna love Freetube. I stopped using YouTube on browsers. https://freetubeapp.io/ You can subscribe channels without a login acount, keep favourites, highly customisable, no ads, faster than native YouTube page, no recommendations algorithmic trash. Comes in flatpack, appimage, .deb, .exe. Just perfect. Also has dark mode, with custom accent colours.

@remixtures@tldr.nettime.org I find it really funny that the journo wrote the expression "could", as if they're not already being used for that purpose.

@cstross@wandering.shop Nazi Germany used most of the military assets from occupied countries, like Checkoslovakia, France...bases, navy, air force, artillery, armoured vehicles... Canada could be forced into the same role.

@mrax Not at all, but if they really wanted this to be a thing, they would have other ways to do it, which would be much more effective, btw. Correlation is not causation.

@tao@mathstodon.xyz Hiroshima and Nagasaki were obliterated exactly 80 years ago, because a great number of German and Italian scientists had their funding cut and their universities purged by fascist regimes, and had to flee to the US. These people don't understand the long term consequences of their actions.

@mrax @DiogoConstantino Automatic systems usually flag the presence of embedded scripts and / or image files pointing to other domains and / or scripts waiting to be injected. Hiding or obfuscating Big tech / Meta tracking technologies (or even robots.txt blocking specific crawlers) can also be interpreted by these automated systems as malware trying to hide from verification mechanisms. Trust me on this; sometimes the engineers behind these decisions have good intentions, but this brings unexpected results and false alarms. This kind of bans go away once a human reviews the evidence that triggered the ban. The webmasters should also run their website with a fine comb to find hidden scripts or code injections coming from elsewhere. You wouldn't believe how easy it is to inject code from 3rd party domains these days.

@distrowatch Can we have more details on this? It's really super weird.

@jorgecandeias@mastodon.social @catsalad@infosec.exchange No, I ain't. I understood the capivara joke; mine was a "bridge-joke", musing on the well-known internet diatribe about Guinea-Pigs not being actual pigs from actual Guinea, whilst ostensibly ignoring the original joke, rendering the outcome more absurd. You're missing the point on my 4D chess with multiple layers of semantics and connected meaning built for specific internet communities. My humour is not for everyone...any philologists or Structuralist linguists over here? I need to find my audience. Tough crowd.

@Kichae@catodon.social @nileane@nileane.fr Privatize value, socialize costs; rinse, repeat.

@Kichae@catodon.social @nileane@nileane.fr It's the whole ethos of Silicon Valley at this point; all their "innovations" consist of destroying labour leverage and syphon value by creating a precarious underpaid workforce through vectorial app monopolies, when not hoovering users personal data to sell it to third-parties. Robber barons with silicon chips.

@nileane@nileane.fr Not just that; it's outsourcing labour.

@Ortie@corneill.es MAIS NON, C'EST POUR DE VRAIE ??

@alice@mk.nyaa.place @vtrlx@mastodon.social Why not IceWeasel?

@n0toose@chaos.social ...where do I find the people about the trains? It's for a friend...

@jorgecandeias@mastodon.social @catsalad@infosec.exchange Notice the use of the coloquialism "ain't", instead of "no, I'm not", to match your "mate", as to level up on class codes used in the English language. Again, I need to work on my sense of humour...

@catsalad@infosec.exchange@jorgecandeias@mastodon.social For the last time: a) not a pig b) not from Guinea

@alice@mk.nyaa.place @vtrlx@mastodon.social I use Freetube + Firefox on a raspberry pi. I don't know how much ram you need. Recommendations need some form of tracking, based on user history. So...

@catsalad@infosec.exchange brilliant

@jotajet48 @shizamura Pois. Na propaganda desta gente, o Sá Carneiro estaria ao nível de um Estaline.

@aral@mastodon.ar.al @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu But but but what about capitalism?

@remixtures@tldr.nettime.org My 2 euro broom doesn't spy on me and it's good exercise. It also doubles as a flying device for commuting to my wicca gatherings.