@danilo You take VC, you must grow exponentially and exit. That’s the game. Is that compatible with a sustainable commons? I don’t think so. Does it help to vilify folks trying to explore alternative paths to the *mainstream* one of VC that has mired us with trillion-dollar surveillance capitalists and billionaires like Musk? I don’t think so either. It’s no different to shaming environmentalists for opposing the fossil fuel industry. People criticising VC aren’t the problem, VC is.
@avlap2@ayoub So are the subtitles wrong? Because, if we’re for some reason nitpicking the crap out of a bigot’s bigotry, the subtitles show her addressing Arab viewers and quoting “every dog gets its own”. Thereby equating Arabs to dogs, before clarifying that they’re more like rats. If the subtitles are wrong, blame that, not the original poster. And there’s something to be said for missing the forest for the trees.
"I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops".
~ Stephen J. Gould
Would be nice if more people knew this quote and spent some extended time thinking about it on every level.
There have always been anti-trans feminists, but they were largely irrelevant until they joined forces with the anti-abortion movement and other fascists in the US and UK, who have the wealth and media control to plaster their views all over the place, creating the fake impression of consensus on the issue.
@aral EviCore? It’s no coincidence these fuckers picked a name so close to EvilCore which is what they are. A real life #MrRobot entity bent on fucking people over.
Even pro-capitalist folks should be able to recognize that the free market doesn't work in all cases. For instance, when the only way to 'compete' is by screwing over your customers, maybe it's time to try a different system.
Insurance most obviously fits into this category, and I think public utilities are similar (like the UK's privatized sewage disaster).
The only thing I’ll eventually need to add is a WebSocket helper so I can mock Kitten’s htmx¹/Streaming HTML² requests and that should give me pretty good coverage without having to resort to orchestrating actual browsers.
(Also, the unit tests are in quite a dismal state so there’s lots to do.)
Now that Kitten¹ is rather stable, I’ve decided to write some regression tests before refactoring to add class-based route/component support (in addition to the current—easy to get started with/use—function-based workflow).
I tried using Playwright but it’s quite heavy and not quite right for my needs (Kitten is more than just a server and I need control of it during testing). ~100 lines of code later, I have something that works well using tape and JSDOM :)
@asbjorn Because of the same reason: spam degrades the quality of Google’s data about you and so do ad/tracker blockers. You’re the livestock they farm so anything that hinders them from this primary business function is a no-no.
@f4grx@cemedia Because there’s a genocide happening. Although, oddly, looking at your profile, you also reposted it? So why are you having a go at me about it?
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