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• Post #3633577

  what if the entire internet became federated somehow? like for example restaurants would run their own server that would take care of ordering and perhaps food delivery too which would handle what used to be toast and doordash. or if there was something like that for ticketmaster where a smaller venue would host their own service that would handle the storefront and a qr to scan at the door

• Post #3585064

  When workers organize, demand higher wages, or refuse to accept intensified exploitation, capital deploys machinery. The machine doesn't just replace the striking workers. It disciplines them. It sends a message to every worker in every factory: you are replaceable. The machine will do your job. Your only choice is to accept what capital offers or be replaced by a mechanism that never asks for a raise. The mechanism operates at two levels. First, the direct replacement: the machine eliminate...

• Post #3581182

  Seize the means of slop

• Post #3571211

  GOD FUCKING DAMMIT https://www.the-independent.com/tech/security/ai-cyber-security-ransomware-attack-b3008237.html

• Post #3561518

  i have been spending all this time trying to make GNOME act like a tiling window manager when all i had to do was try out hyprland for a second. i can't go back now i need to actually get the hang of nvim i feel the power coursing through my veins already

• Post #3540596

  https://video.uate.social/w/vBa5QpuCP9QQk8XC4tG8T4

• Post #3535683

  https://video.uate.social/w/bcNeW1Kzqf44iAjDRB53b9

• Post #3502162

  its fucking hot

• Post #3499226

  is this revolution cancelled? im tired boss look at my proletariat dawg

• Post #3477234

  Luddism offers the comfort of a clear enemy —the machine— instead of the harder work of transforming the social relations that determine who the machine serves. it's politically legible, emotionally satisfying, and strategically useless.

• Post #3477158

  the position that "the technology itself is the problem" is functionally identical to the empire's position that technology belongs to them. you cede the entire terrain. they thank you for it.

• Post #3477116

  Luddism mistakes the means of production for the relations of production. the machine isn't the enemy. the property relation that puts the machine in the hands of the class that extracts from you-- that's the enemy. smashing the machine leaves the property relation intact. the mill owner buys another one. you're still broke.