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so let me get this straight.... (no pun intended). the strait of hormuz is now "open" except unlike before, ships will have to pay a toll to either iran or oman depending which side they go on.
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007: First Light is a May release we've been playing close attention to for a long time, yet we now won't get every version at once: the Nintendo Switch 2 version has been delayed. Read more
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The U.S. vice president was the star attraction at a rally for Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian prime minister who is trailing in the polls days before Sunday’s vote.
I'm seeing some doomsday black pills today. Too many on too many platforms. If you haven't figured out by now after 10 plus years that Trump has earned our trust I don't know what to tell you. Let the man cook. See what happens, how things play out. He's nobody's fool.
[ Audiovisuel public] Un président ne devrait pas faire ça
Y-a-t-il un problème "Charles Alloncle" alors la présidence de la commission d'enquête parlementaire sur l'audiovisuel public est symptomatique d'un système sous total de l'establishment?
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La commission d’enquête sur l’audiovisuel public clôt six mois de travaux avec une totale incertitude quant à la suite qui y sera donnée : enterrement de première classe - le rapport et ses auditions disparaîtront tout bonnement 1- ou délitement dans le temps à la faveur de recommandations qui peineront à êtres traduites en décisions législatives, tout ceci finissant par sombrer tranquillement dans l’oubli ?
Rappelons déjà que les suites données aux commissions d'enquête restent politiquement soumises à l'accord du gouvernement et de sa majorité. Et que hormis l'affaire Cahuzac (qui a donné naissance à la HATVP) ou l’affaire d’Outreau (réforme judiciaire de 2017), tout ceci confine à de la pure agitation politique et médiatique. Voir l’affaire Benalla, qui a tout de même donné lieu à deux enquêtes parlementaires, qui s’est traduite par une saisine inédite du parquet pour suspicion de faux témoignages devant la commission. Classé sans suite. Voir aussi dans un autre registre le battage autour des commissions d’enquête sur la souveraineté énergétique, ou sur l’hôpital public, ou encore sur la violence et la pédocriminalité dans le sport, qui n’ont strictement rien donné, ou à peine. Les auditions ont eu un mérite : nourrir la machine médiatique qui est vite passée à autre chose.
Un article sur l'écologie face à l'escalade guerrière que j'ai trouvé super intéressant.
Il décortique la posture actuelle des Écologistes qui ont rompu avec l'antimilitarisme au profit d'une idéologie de "l'écologie de guerre" où la défense servirait les objectifs de transition écologique et énergétique.
Spoiler : dans la réalité ça ne tient pas du tout car les guerres alimentent au contraire des industries polluantes (en plus évidemment d'être des drames humains, culturels et sociaux). Et à terme cette rhétorique puante risque d'alimenter des guerres impérialistes avec le prétexte de la transition écologique européenne.
Bref j'ai trouvé une autre raison d'affirmer que Marine Tondelier n'est définitivement pas une camarade. Déso pour les camarades écolos par ici, bon courage pour la lutte interne 🙃
Ce bel argumentaire s'est écrasé devant Franco et son alliance avec les nazis contre la République espagnole sous les regards navrés du gouvernement français qui n'a eu que 4 ans pour recevoir en retour le dû de sa lacheté
Une zinzinerie niveau zindane: la paix est historiquement intrinsèquement liée au capitalisme, donc plutôt que lutter contre le capitalisme (ou à minima le nommer, le mot n'apparait même pas) on va ... arrêter la paix et faire la guerre ???
Les camarades écolo, faites scission, ça devient urgent. En plus vous êtes pas vraiment de gauche tant que vous avez pas fait de scission, il est l'heure 🤝
Οταν ενα πραγμα δειχνει πολυ καλο για να ειναι αληθινο, συνηθως δεν ειναι αληθινο. Βλεπω πανηγυρισμους για την ηττα και την υποχωρηση των Αμερικανων, που θυμιζουν τα γλεντια μετα την αποχωρηση των Δαναων στον Τρωικο πολεμο. Ο πορτοκαλης γροθος σιγουρα θα ηθελε να χαρακτιστει ως συγχρονος Οδυσσεας.
A network of European far-right extremists is set to converge on Vienna next weekend for a conference billed as a defence of traditional Western values. In reality, it's a gathering of far-right culture warriors, Holocaust deniers and open antisemites. searchlightmagazine.com/2026/0…
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Today In Labor History April 8, 1943: The Nazis executed Otto and Elise Hampel for making anti-Nazi postcards and leaving them in public places. They were an anti-fascist working-class couple. After finding out that Elise's brother had been killed in action, they began to organize against the Third Reich. From September 1940 until their arrest in the fall of 1942, they hand-wrote over 287 postcards, which they left in mailboxes and stairwells in Berlin. The messages in these postcards urged people to refuse cooperation with the Nazis, to refuse military service, and to overthrow Hitler. The Nazis imprisoned and beheaded them in Berlin's Plötzensee Prison. Hans Fallada wrote about them in his 1947 novel, Every Man Dies Alone (Alone in Berlin in the UK). The story was filmed in 2016 as Alone in Berlin.
Hobonichi has revealed that it is working with the apparel brand Warehouse to produce and sell new Border T-shirts designed after the Earthbound and Mother series. The former will also open pre-orders for these shirts on its Japanese web store soon. The shirts revealed in this announcement will take particular inspirations from the Earthbound ...
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Israel strikes central Beirut, says Iran ceasefire doesn’t apply to Lebanon Lebanon’s National News Agency reported that the airstrikes hit at least five different neighborhoods in Beirut's central and coastal areas. #World #Beirut #Iran #Israel globalnews.ca/news/11769254/is…
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Trump’s 15 demands to Iran: 1. Dismantle all major nuclear facilities 2. End all uranium enrichment on Iranian soil 3. Transfer enriched uranium stockpiles out of Iran 4. Accept intrusive international inspections everywhere 5. Permanently renounce any nuclear weapons pathway 6. Suspend ballistic missile development 7. Stop production of long-range missiles 8. End drone transfers and military exports to proxies 9. Cut support to Hezbollah 10. Cut support to Hamas 11. Cut support to Iraqi Shiite militias and proxy groups 12. End weapons transfers to the Houthis 13. Fully reopen and secure the Strait of Hormuz 14. Stop threatening regional shipping and Gulf states 15. Accept a broader regional de-escalation framework, including limits on military escalation with Israel
Iran’s 10 demands to Trump: 1. A binding guarantee that the U.S. and its allies will not strike Iran again 2. A permanent end to hostilities, not just a temporary ceasefire 3. An end to Israeli strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon 4. Full lifting of U.S. sanctions 5. Protection for Iran’s regional proxies and allied militias 6. Reopening the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian conditions 7. A transit fee reportedly around $2 million per ship, shared with Oman 8. Compensation or reconstruction support for war damage inside Iran 9. Recognition of Iran’s regional security interests 10. A broader framework for long-term negotiations without immediate surrender of core strategic capabilities
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Running a raspberry pi k8s cluster and following as many people as possible to try and test mastodon capabilities with hpa. Apologies if I have upset anyone.
That's why we should not bring up utility when what we actually want to - must - address are the ethics.
I despair about that shift in the GenAI discourse. I think too many people claim GenAI is useless because their mind goes "ethics bad, thus there can be no utility for anyone". And while their heart is in the right place, that argument *does not hold*. Or at least is not clear cut.
We *must* talk ethics. We *must* make ethics matter.
Yes, of course. X should be destroyed immediately, together with facebook, instagram and all other corpo media.
Sadly, thats not possible. So at this point i suggest to my peers to focus on non western and non corpo media. The fediverse has a wide variety of places but it is still white dominated so I tend to steer them towards upscrolled and rednote as well.
Feel free to suggest others that arent imperialist.
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"Intellectual property" was once an obscure legal backwater. Today, it is *the* dominant area of political economy, the organizing regime for almost all of our tech regulation, and the most valuable - and most controversial - aspect of global trade policy:
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Despite (perhaps because) its centrality, "IP" is one of those maddeningly vague terms that applies to many different legal doctrines, as well as a set of nebulous, abstract thought-objects that do *not* qualify for legal protection. "IP" doesn't just refer to copyright, trademark and patent - though these "core three" systems are so heterogeneous in basis, scope and enforcement that the act of lumping them together into a single category confuses more than it clarifies.
Beyond the "core three" of copyright, patent and trademark, "IP" also refers to a patchwork of "neighboring rights" that only exist to varying degrees around the world, like "anticircumvention rights," "database rights" and "personality rights." Then there are doctrines that have come to be thought of as IP, even though they were long considered separate: confidentiality, noncompete and nondisparagement.
Finally, there are those "nebulous, abstract thought-objects" that get labeled "IP," even if no one can really define what they are - for example, the "format" deals that TV shows like *Love Island* or *The Traitors* make around the world, which really amount to consulting deals to help other TV networks create a local version of a popular show, but which are treated as the sale of some (nonexistent) exclusive right.
It's hard to find a commonality amongst all these wildly different concepts, but a couple years ago, I hit on a working definition of "IP" that seems to cover all the bases: I say that "IP" means "any rule, law or policy that allows a company to exert control over its critics, competitors or customers":
You’ve probably heard of “open source software.” If you pay attention to the politics of this stuff, you might have heard of “free software” and even know a little ab…
But even though "IP" is treated as a firm's most important asset, it's actually far less important than another intangible: *process knowledge*.
I first came across the concept of "process knowledge" in Dan Wang's *Breakneck*, a very good book about the rise and rise of Chinese manufacturing, industrialization and global dominance:
I picked up *Breakneck* after reading others whom I admire who singled out the book's treatment of process knowledge for praise and further discussion. The political scientist Henry Farrell called process knowledge the key to economic development:
While Dan Davies - a superb writer about organizations and their management - used England's Brompton Bicycles to make the abstract concept of process knowledge very concrete indeed:
So what is process knowledge? It's all the knowledge that workers collectively carry around in their heads - hard-won lessons that span firms and divisions, that can never be adequately captured through documentation. Think of a worker at a chip fab who finds themself with a load of microprocessors that have failed QA because they become unreliable when they're run above a certain clockspeed.
If that worker knows enough about downstream customers' processes, they can contact one of those customers and offer the chips for use in a lower-end product, which can save the fab millions and make millions more for the customer.
This just happened to Apple, who seized upon a lot of "binned" microprocessors that were headed to the landfill and designed the Macbook Neo (a new, cheap, low-end laptop) around them, salvaging the defective chips by running them at lower speeds.
The result? Apple's most successful laptop in *years*, which has now sold so well that Apple has exhausted the supply of defective chips and is scrambling to fill orders:
The all-new MacBook Neo has been such a hit that Apple is facing a "massive dilemma," according to Taiwan-based tech columnist and former Bloomberg reporter Tim Culpan. In the iPhone 16 Pro models, the A18 Pro chip has a 6-core GPU.
Work with a machine long enough and you'll develop a Fingerspitzengefühl (fingertip feeling) for the optimal rate to introduce a new load of feedstock to it after it runs dry. Even more importantly: if you work with that machine long enough, you'll have the mobile phone number of the retired person who knows how to un-jam it if you try to reload it too fast on your usual technician's day off. This kind of knowledge can mean the difference between profitability and bankruptcy.
So why isn't process knowledge given the centrality in our conceptions of what makes a corporation valuable?
After reading Wang, Farrell and Davies, I formulated a theory: we ignore process knowledge for the same reason we exalt "IP," because process knowledge *can't* be bought or sold, can't be reflected on a balance-sheet, and can't be controlled, and because "IP" *can*.
Process knowledge is far more important than "IP" (just try creating a vaccine from a set of instructions *without* the skilled technicians who have already spent years executing similar projects), but process knowledge is spread out amongst workers and *can't* be abstracted away by their bosses.
Your boss can make you sign a contract assigning all your copyrights and patents to the business, but if you and your team quit your job, all that "IP" will plummet in value without the people who know how to *mobilize* it:
Recently, I hit on a positively *delightful* Tumblr post that illustrated the importance of process knowledge, and the way that bosses systematically undervalue it:
It comprises 4 sections: a screenshotted Twitter thread made in reply to a throwaway post; a Tumblr reply to the screenshots; another Tumblr reply to the first; and a chorus of more than *38,000* replies, and hashtags added to it. I have no idea what to call this kind of document, in which some people are reacting to others without the others ever knowing about it, but also which is also written by so many authors, many of whom are explicitly interacting with one another.
It's a "hypertext," sure, but what *kind* of hypertext?
Whatever you call it, it's amazing. As noted, it opens with a Twitter exchange. The first tweet comes from an online dating influencer, "TheEcho13":
> I interviewed a gen z girlie 6 months ago and in the interview she told me that she does not like a challenge, has no interest in career progression, prefers to just do repetitive tasks and will never complain about being bored.
In response, Viveros (a content creator from Alberta and one of the 4m people who saw the original tweet), replied with a short thread about the value of people like this, who "keep the lights on and the business functioning at everything from restaurants to post offices but now nobody’s interested in hiring them":
These are the "lifer[s] who can teach new people how everything works, who knows what’s up in the system, who knows what the obscure solutions are, and who can help calm down the asshole regulars because they know them more personally." In other words, the keepers of the process knowledge.
When this screenshotted exchange was posted to Tumblr, it prompted Blinkpatch, who describes themself as a "genderfluid," "ancient" "drifter" who pines for "solar-punk flavored revolution" to reply with a brilliant anecdote about their stint working as a dishwasher:
Whenever I think about the value of something being done by a person who really understands the job from a lifetime of experience, I think of my first restaurant job. My goal was to work every...
Claudio had washed dishes for his whole life, reveling in the fact that he could get work in any city, at any time.
When Claudio realized that Blinkpatch was taking the job seriously, the training began in earnest. Claudio asked Blinkpatch if they wanted to be able to clock off at midnight at the end of each shift, and when Blinkpatch said they did, Claudio laid a lot of process knowledge on them:
> This machine takes two full minutes to run a cycle. We are on the clock for 8 hours. That means we have a maximum of 240 times we can run this machine. If you want to wash all those dishes, clean your station, mop, and clock off by midnight? This machine has to be on and running every second of the shift.
> If you don’t have a full load of dishes collected, scraped, rinsed, stacked, and ready to go into the dishwasher the second it’s done every single time? You can’t do it. If, over the course of 8 hours, you let this machine lay idle for just one minute in between finishing each load and being turned on again? Instead of 240 loads, you’ll do 160 loads.
These are the parameters, the kind of thing any Taylorist with a stopwatch could tell you.
But Claudio went on to explain how that extra idle minute would translate to chaos in the kitchen, as the cooks ran out of pots and the servers ran out of plates, and how they would take out their frustrations on the dishwasher. To optimize that dishwasher, Blinkpatch would need to have a reserve of bulky, machine-filling items that could be run through the machine any time a load finished before there was a sufficient supply of smaller items.
If they failed at this, Blinkpatch would be washing dishes until 2AM, rather than clocking out at midnight.
Blinkpatch's takeaway was that dishwashing was the bottleneck the whole restaurant ran through - and how that meant that Claudio, who was "unambitious" by conventional standards, had the best understanding of the restaurant's overall operations of anyone on site. He was the keeper of the process knowledge
This reply prompted another response, from "Marisol," a "haunted house actress and accidental IT person" who told the story of her time working at a medical office that specialized in mental health and addiction recovery:
The company was in the midst of standing up its own purpose-built facility, and the CEO was working intensively with the architect to design this new building.
When Marisol - the receptionist - happened to be consulted on the near-final design plan, "it took all of three seconds for two major issues to jump out."
First: "The receptionist can’t see the waiting room from her desk with this layout. It’s around the corner and blocked by a wall." This meant that she couldn't "keep track of the patients who are waiting."
The architect and CEO wanted to know why she couldn't use the sign-in sheet to manage this.
She explained not everyone signs in - people there for a check-in or group therapy need to be directed to the other side of the building, while "some people are painfully shy and if I don’t appear warm and inviting they won’t approach."
The CEO and architect asked whether this happened often, and she replied "every day." They didn't believe her. Nor did they believe her when she said that the receptionists needed to have continuous access to the chart room throughout the day.
They insisted that since charts for the day's patients were pulled in the morning, it would be OK to house them through two sets of locked doors, a five-minute walk away (that way, workers wouldn't be tempted to "goof off" in the room). They wanted to keep the chart room locked, with the key entrusted to the CEO, who would supervise every entry.
Marisol explained that charts were pulled continuously, any time there was a crisis or a patient had a question for a nurse, or when a patient came in due to a cancellation. All told, reception went into the chart room 20-30 times/day. The "goofing off" they thought workers got up to in the chart room was "when we got news that a patient had died and we were crying. And even then, we filed charts as we sobbed because no one in this office has free time."
The CEO and architect were still disbelieving, so Marisol had them sit with her for an hour. They didn't last an hour - they left, taking the blueprints with them.
The punchline: Marisol bemoans the fact that she wasn't given more time with those blueprints, because then she might have spotted that they'd forgotten to include *any closets*, including closets for the janitors.
As a result, all their cleaning supplies and holiday decorations were stolen from the cabinets in the bathrooms that they were forced to stash them in.
Marisol blames this on a "CEO who had never worked a lower level job in his life wasn’t convinced closets were worth it."
This is doubtless true - but we can generalize this, to "a CEO who didn't appreciate process knowledge."
I've come to believe process knowledge is the *most* undervalued part of our society. So undervalued that business geniuses like Musk think you can fire skilled lifers from key government agencies and simply hire new ones if turns out you cut too deep. So undervalued that Trump thinks that you can simply stand up new factories in response to tariffs, and that "training" will somehow allow people to go to work making things that haven't been produced onshore in a generation.
And of course, the people who value process knowledge the *least* are the AI bros who think you can replace skilled workers with a chatbot trained on the things they *say* and *write down*, as though that somehow captured everything they *know*.
Razor 1911s eponymous demo celebrating 40 years of activity on the scene. Placed first at the Revision 2026 demo compo & the publics choice award. https://ww...
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FOLLOW US ON ALL OF OUR PLATFORMS: https://linktr.ee/goingundergroundtv On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Israeli journalist Gideon Levy, Editorial Board member of the Haaretz newspape
#Samsung is shutting down its text messenging app and forcing people onto #Google for SMS and MMS. At #techreclaimers we have been discussing alternatives to avoid Google. Several Reclaimers recommend Fossify Messages and Fossify Contacts as a good alternative, others have used Textra, and we'd all love to know about more options that keep your data private and sovereign.
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A network of European far-right extremists is set to converge on Vienna on 11 April for a conference billed as a defence of traditional Western values but which is, in reality, a gathering of far-right culture warriors, Holocaust deniers and open antisemites. The event, titled “U-Turn for Europe” (UT4EU), is being organised by Stefan
Publisher Curveball Games and developer Cloth Cat Games have announced cooperative party gardening game Planet! for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2026. Physi…
Pro-government demonstrators gathered and chanted in the streets of Iran’s capital Wednesday morning after the ceasefire was announced. (AP video shot by Moh...
Large and wide areas of land interspersed with lots of lakes actually seems great? The oceans are a huge waste of space on Earth if you think about it.
all anyone knows about kepler-452b right now is "it probably exists and is ~5 earth masses and close to 1au from its star". it's almost 2k light years away, and even the closest exoplanets, ~4 light years away around proxima centauri, are too far to actually see any detail
exoplanets are detected by looking for shadows when their orbit passes between the star and us—really just "the star, which looks like a point source to us, got slightly dimmer"—or by checking for tiny redshift/blueshift oscillations in the star's light, because when the planet orbits towards us the star moves slightly away and verce visa
far as i know the only planet close enough to check that seemingly has surface oceans is titan, and we haven't actually seen through its atmosphere before (also it's tiny and not really relevant?). so anyone drawing a planet other than earth with oceans and continents is just making it up (except mars, which has at least some evidence pointing to how it might have looked in the past, with one big hemiglobal continent next to a giant ocean
there's actually a reason for that and it's generation of the moon by impact earth wouldn't have so many continental plates without that and thus no continental drift this is also a cause of tides, as even with a moon you wouldn't get back and forth tidal movements but continuous currents if the continental plates werent so irregular which is also why iceland of all things on earth is one of the most incredible results of pure chance, it's a hotspot volcano on an oceanic ridge meaning it doesn't drift, it grows from two sides not only can this only happen on a planet with an impact formation moon but it also could have not happened due to not getting lucky with hotspot placement
FOLLOW US ON ALL OF OUR PLATFORMS: https://linktr.ee/goingundergroundtv On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to John Mearsheimer, Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago.
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My waifu is sacred symbol of purity to me. Don't want to lewd her as such. Whenever I post her, I feel my heart becoming a little lighter. Never used twitter though, easily one of the best decisions of my life, probably the worst social media site to exist. Very cute KitKat in OP nonetheless.
“I would say that there’s a very strong connection because Black anarchism, as we know it, is born of the prison system…[political prisoners] understand the depths of the rot of the system that rules over our lives and the true function of the monopoly on violence that we know as the state” ~ William C. Anderson, author of ‘The Nation on No Map: Black Anarchism and Abolition’
“The prison facility itself is maximum security, but society is just an extension; it’s a minimum-security prison. And that [radical insight] is at the core of Black anarchism.” Mansa Musa for TRNN…
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While Rockstar continue to delay GTA 6, there's at least one developer out there with the guts to release their open-world crime 'em up. In Samson you slip into the well-worn getaway driver shoes of the eponymous hero as he takes illicit jobs to earn ...
ok anyway #gm since nuclear armageddon still hasn't happened, what am i up to... adding a few details to cad models like lighting and wiring maybe. it would be good to finish all that stuff before welding since some holes are gona be easier to drill on the mill instead of by hand
“A network tied to Christian Zionism is pushing an apocalyptic worldview into U.S. power, where officials like Pete Hegseth frame war with Iran as part of God’s plan. Backed by groups like Christians United for Israel, it casts large-scale violence as a necessary step toward a prophesied end…
Christian nationalism is rooted in the premise that the United States was founded as an explicitly Christian nation and must be governed as one, to the exclusion of all other religions. Christian Zionism is its foreign policy arm, and the two movements share theology and money, and their personnel overlap.”
A network tied to Christian Zionism and Christian nationalism is pushing an apocalyptic worldview into U.S. power, where officials like Pete Hegseth frame war with Iran as part of God’s plan.
"In in a statement regarding the increasing death sentences in Iran, the East Kurdistan Free Women’s Community (KJAR) said that executions are being used as a tool to suppress demands for freedom. The organization called on the international community to take action to halt the executions, emphasizing in particular the situation of women political prisoners." english.anf-news.com/women/kja…
In in a statement regarding the increasing death sentences in Iran, the East Kurdistan Free Women’s Community (KJAR) said that executions are being used as a tool to suppress demands for freedom. T...
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