Zee
zspencer@sfba.social
<p>Queer Oaklander, board gamer, hiker, and camper.</p><p>For 💰 I am a worker owner at cohere.coop, where I costeward opavote.com and transparentclassroom.com with a multicultural and multiracial crew of solidarity economy professionals.</p><p>For ✊🏿 I work at zinc.coop which provides e-commerce and logistics coordination software for piikup.com</p><p>For ❤️ I go camping, noodle on my piano and guitar, organize queer meetups, play and make games, read sci-fi / fantasy books, and binge tv</p>
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Post #6840
I used to like computers a lot. Like, a lot a lot! Then I moved to SF and got a first-hand look at how capital distorts benefit production and distribution towards authoritarianism. And so much of computers is tied up in the capital cycle and authoritarianism. It's just deeply deeply disappointing, and makes it hard to find what joy I used to have at computation and the digital world. Edit: This was prompted by https://authoritarian-stack.info/