space witch @tulsi@sunbeam.city

you know, if #peertube had listened to the POC who were telling them MONTHS AGO that they needed to prioritize moderation tools more highly, maybe there would be more PT instances that aren't complete cesspools

just a thought

thermally conductive, electrically insulating, emotionally unavailable

profit is just what capitalists call the theft of our labor and our planet's resources

Luis Fernando Camacho, the leader of the fascist coup was quoted saying "The Pachamama (Mother-Earth in Quechua) will never be back to the government. Bolivia belongs to Jesus Christ", protestors are burning the Wiphala flag, a symbol of the Indigenous communities.

There are many anti-indigenous protestors and rioters who are part of the right wing coup in Bolivia, they are attacking indigenous peoples. In a clear show of anti-indigeneity they entered the presidential palace with a cross and destroyed a picture of pachamama.

Also lmao at the way ALL of the articles about this are written, no touch of subtly to mask their agenda, just plain and out in the forefront.

Well, i wonder if the power vacuum will be filled by a US backed/funded fascist puppet dictator 🤔

Has anyone ever told you to "just turn it off" or asked "why do you always have to do this?" when like, youre out doing something thats supposed to be fun, but then you get news, or have been following something globally and something devastating happens?

I keep having white people I consider friends tell me to "relax" and just "not think about it", whenever I bring up in discussion something that i care about immensely that also happens to upset me, and thats often their response. Its as if I then become a burden to them simply for caring. Its cool to know they are capable of "turning it off" and tuning out, because its not possible for me.

I feel like this isnt just me, and it happens to people a lot.

today's gender is pirate farmer

#OpenStreetMap is an inherently political project. We're trying to change the way the world collects, and shares map data.

This presentation was fantastic. It's great to hear someone talking about the things I've complained about until I'm blue in the face...and no one seems to care about.

This is the talk I live-tooted about two weeks ago, it's finally online as of a few days ago.

Nanjala Nyabola - Where Do Broken Rights Go?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYvYtD2jLIA

Tech is creating human rights challenges, and making it more expensive to be poor. Fight back, damn it!

Being a police/prison abolitionist isn't just a trendy cool thing and its certainly not a "I'm More Radical Than You" position to hold just for the hell of it

You have to be dedicated to harm reduction and taking on the responsibility of being a neutralizing force in the face of conflict, and knowing that calling security/cops can actually increase harm, trauma, etc

There's a misconception that you can "store things on the blockchain", let alone perminantly so. No: blockchains just gets everyone to agree on the same order of events, the same "merkle-tree".

To store data peer-to-peer you need a Distributed HashTable. And to store data perminantly, just save it to your harddrive! Seriously we don't have better solution, and I've heard it argued nor should we.

This morning I will describe how DHTs work.

All together now
#FediArt

HAPPENING NOW: Protesters are blockading Norfolk Southern freight lines by Whittier Mill Park in Atlanta, in solidarity with the people of Rojava.
Get there & show support if you can!
#Riseup4Rojava #DefendRojava

After getting gas and a few household items, i'm out of money. I had $40 left after bills from my paycheck and now it's gone
I need money to get groceries and a few more things for the house (toilet paper mostly), and i still need $200 to register my car
Any help is appreciated, I can also do art in return if anyone wants that

Paypal: paypal.me/kzr
CashApp: $RottenMutt
Venmo: MuttMusk

Taking a moment this Samhain to remember the countless witches, heathens and queer people executed in Scotland during the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries

Maps of food flow networks within the United States

Source: Food flows between counties in the United States
Xiaowen Lin, Paul J Ruess, Landon Marston and Megan Konar https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/ab29ae

#geography #foodSupplu #networks

I am supposed to conduct interviews with PhD students regarding their experience of their work environment for a course, a broad topic. Any suggestions regarding good questions to include or any PhD students with stories they would like to share (public or private, everything will be presented without names and places of employment)?