blake shaw 🇵🇸

Ever since its inception by means of ethnic cleansing, #Israel has remained by far the most dangerous place on Earth for #Jews to live, at least insofar as the Zionist settler-colony remains in tact (I will literally immigrate to the State of Palestine when its dismantled, the sooner the better). #German insistence that without colonizing #Palestine we're in danger of another #Holocaust is the most pernicious veiled threat I can imagine to come from those who committed some of the worst crimes in all of human history against us.

@lispi314@mastodon.top @cwebber@octodon.social

loko #scheme is another good example of an integrated kernel-language-os, with an interesting approach to syscalls and IRQs, employing a sort of "bare metal #unikernel" philosophy. it also has a #wayland-like compositor + window manager called "valand"
https://scheme.fail/

@Shufei@mastodon.sdf.org

considering the diversity of the area sephardic jews have primarily inhabited over the past 500 years, which spans France, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Algeria, Morrocco, Egypt, etc etc, I think the way that Zionists claim that this is "sephardic hebrew" is itself an orientalization of Sephards as a model of pure, un-yiddishized hebrew (early Zionists put de-yiddishization at the very top of their priorities, and has a concept of the new Hebrew Man to replace it, based on their oriental fantasies of sephards as original Hebrews).

The truth is that among yiddishkeit, yiddish is supposed to mean the Jewish vernacularization of national tounges, and so the yiddish most Sephards spoke was what academics call JudeoArabic, which like other yiddish vernaculars is largely a result of writing the national mother tounge under the constraints of the phonetics of the hebrew alphabet.

But just as Arabs in Egypt and Morrocco may have difficulty understanding each other, the same goes for sephards from Egypt and Morrocco. Isralien Hebrew is more like the way sephards speak, but if you take the weird confabulations of non-religious people learning hebrew for supposed national interests, in a void without much relation to the religion and resentful of the hachareidim

@dikleyt@deadinsi.de
> Is this true?

Yes its absolutely true, people from Brooklyn aren't fleeing antisemitic violence to move to Palestine, they are getting a second passport and subsidies to displace Palestinians. Don't you guys claim October 7th was the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust? You can't have your cake and eat it too.

> are you sure Jewish immigration is going to be open in Palestine after Israel is dismantled?

for those of us who have supported them most definitely, which is at least a quarter of all Jews world wide. I've was doing solidarity work, fighting off fascists in Hebron to protect shabab in the west bank for a decade before the Isralien state denied my entry aftr the anti-BDS law passed. Jewish-American anti-zionists have streets named after them across Palestine to honor their commitments. Palestinians have great respect for those who stand up to empire in order to side with them.

@pkal@emacs.yeah, anytime I hit the manual for some specific part of emacs I find out how easy it is to write a script that accomplishes what I'm really looking for versus the relatively large package I use lol

@dikleyt@deadinsi.de LMAO you gotta be kidding me, the oppressed Jews of Brooklyn. My family are litvaks who moved to Brooklyn in 1919 you zionist ape, we've experienced more prosperity there than at any other time in the past 200 years. Brooklyn is today's Vilna.

> This is not the policy of Hamas, the most likely group to take over in the event of the fall of Israel.

No I'm literally talking about Hamas. I know way more about them than you, with people who are like family to me now a part of the resistance. I'm being totally realistic.