NaibofTabr

Iron Curtain charging…

That map is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

…a ladle? How the fuck does that work? Do you just pour it down your backside and hope it washes some off?

abandon ship

There’s no place like 127.0.0.1

Obviously the solution is to have thousands of nodes per file transfer to increase the bandwidth.

This is a perfect plan which has absolutely no downsides.

The existence of Wide Area Network implies Narrow Area Network.

meshtastic

Meshtastic is a project that enables you to use inexpensive LoRa radios as a long range off-grid communication platform in areas without existing or reliable communications infrastructure. This project is 100% community driven and open source!

…as in… like… LAN?

One theory is that the “sea peoples” were not any specific group but rather refugees from various city-states that were smaller and had fewer resources and so collapsed earlier. These people likely traveled to other places that had not yet collapsed, where they were scapegoated by the local leaders as the source of socioeconomic problems, just as refugees and migrants are today - which explains historical records that pin blame on the “sea peoples”.

The Bronze Age collapse was probably caused by systemic issues, not by the actions of any particular group, but it was easier to blame refugees than actually study and deal with the real problems.

The Fall if Civilizations podcast has a great episode on this:

Episode 2: The Bronze Age Collapse

Low income probably

Peace was always a prelude.

Si vis pacem para bellum.

The “full financial reparations” part is interesting… I wonder if it’s intended to be unilateral? possibly actually an underhanded attempt to get compensation to all the Russian oligarchs who had their fancy boats and other property confiscated?

Ah yes, the god of flowcharts, maker of the interconnected, he of the inevitable line.

• remove as many allergens and irritants from your environment as possible

Burn the flowers. Burn the grass.

My point of view is that a human rights violation is a human rights violation regardless of the context in which it happens, and is therefore an important thing to discuss and give visibility to.

Labeling it as “political” and using that as an excuse to hide discussion of it feels like bootlicker behavior to me.

Yep, it’s very much “rules for thee but not for me” at .ml

ICE’s actions are political.

Discussing ICE’s actions is not necessarily political, unless you consider human rights violations to be necessarily political as a topic.

Silencing discussion of human rights violations implies tacit support for the action, so I guess we know now where .ml stands. Any claim of leftist ideology on their part is a sham, they just have a hard-on for authoritarians.

It’s not utterly clear what spaces and politics he aligns with. That would just be wholley unknowable.

Well you’re right, of course, his alignment is knowable. In fact, if you read the article I linked, there’s lots of context for knowing his alignment. Maybe you should try reading it.

You’re going to have to bring receipts for those other claims.

Ah yes, I too require everyone else to only express views that agree with my own or else keep silent. Of course, I am the only person allowed to have nuanced opinions.

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