Back in my teenage ps3 days, my then neighbour’s didn’t set a password and the WiFi was completely open.

I know, should of added /s

I’m in a few local orgs and this is fucking nightmare fuel!

Mine crypto to donate

socialists and Marxists get accused of being deterministic but if we look at history, through the decades capitalism is integrating socialism into it. I think at some point it will simply be socialism. We’re just not there yet, I think that won’t happen until human labor has no value.

A few points: Capitalism hasn’t freely integrated socialist ideas. Each idea has been won through workers’ struggle. Even after the fact, those wins are clawed back by the capitalist class. They will capitulate as a means to defend against revolution—which flows back into your Zizek quote: capitalism’s way of reinventing itself. But capitalism, as a political philosophy, will always maintain a ruling class and an underclass to exploit.

This is why we must continue to struggle, and why we should not see these small capitulations as proof that socialism will evolve naturally from capitalism.

PS: you would probably enjoy Leon Trotsky’s writings. One book he wrote: Fascism, What is it and How to Fight it. Where he takes a principalled and dialectical approach to the subject.

I agree—fascism, as I see it, is capitalism in a death spiral. Capitalist economies aren’t able to offer stability or continuous growth. Once things start hitting the upper end of the bell curve, we will see corporations and the managers of capital (politicians) pulling and pressing all the buttons and levers in a frantic effort to maintain course. This won’t work. As a last-ditch effort, fascism is employed by the ruling class as a means to strong-arm against revolution, as workers see wages become incapable of maintaining pace with inflation.

All this is to say: capitalism is deeply flawed. The corporations would prefer a muted underclass over the revolutionary type we can expect in the coming years. And to repress a revolutionary workforce, fascism will be used.

I was running only arch on my surface pro 7 and my amd desktop, then last week after an update it seemed gnome and Linux surface kernel weren’t playing nice and had bricked the install. I have switch the laptop to Debian but I tend to stick with arch, like op as I am used to it, I now run Debian as it is known to be stable.

I would love to find a new distro but for me its the sunk cost fallacy, I have put so much time into learning arch and to repeat all that - this new distro would need to offer something wildly different.

This is massive. Hope the detail leak so we can use this in the revolution.

We have Affinity at home:

Affinity at home > Gimp

Tailscale is a mesh network so all device that are logged in can connect to each other. Then with mullvad we are able to use them as an exit node.

I would suggest looking up tailscales docs, its not massively complicated but I wouldn’t do the process justice.

But the short of it: signup with tailscale. Add tailscales software to each device. Then from tailscales admin panel go to setting, VPN, mullvad, setup payment then add up to 5 devices to use mullvad as an exit node.

Tailscale + mullvad integration works great if you want port forwarding and at about the same price as mullvad VPN.

Garry’s Economics on YouTube has great videos on this. Check his channel out.

Dead link 😢

Or as I like to call it, the internet of stings.

Richard stallman

Sick luckily mines already jail broken but will keep this saved for future. I would love to see a bigger modding scene like custom os akin to android

Rewatched Das Boot.

Turns out I missed the ending when I originally watched it.

Capitalism is rigged to promote a certain kind of individual. People who are willing to step on others. So while there are outliers most of the people to have climbed the ranks are quite happy with the status quo and will act within theyre class interest and push workers to act against theirs.

Good to see some socialist policy’s making their way to the US…

Oh wait…