Formerly Sac's Critical Mass, Bike Kitchen, and Area Bike Advocates, now working transpo planning to help break our abusive relationship with cars.
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I don't think I've ever seen someone argue with phrasing such as "late-stage capitalism" or "terminal capitalism" or something else implying that capitalism is well and truly cooked.
Which makes it seem like even the most fervent ideological capitalists don't dispute the point, they're just rushing to get theirs before the True Collapse.
Why tf is Microsoft Teams asking me to solve a captcha on my corporate account?
@junebug@slime.global I like that this turned into a "share your one bug" thread because it's so universal
Mine is that, consistently across all combinations of Xubuntu and Mint Debian, a 2012 Macbook Air and 2020 HP Elitebook, and built in trackpads and my trusty Logitech M570, approximately one out of twenty mouse clicks gets picked up as a double-click.
@zompus@phire.place @middleclasstool@phire.place I went back to get some old PS2 game ISOs for nostalgia and realized I have no memory of what games I actually had.
Here's a reminder that Microsoft's recent focus on security is reactive, not proactive.
As has always been the case.
About to wrap some handlebars without electrical tape. Wish me luck!
@zompus@phire.place @middleclasstool@phire.place Think we'll hear more about tungsten oxide nanotubes sometime?
You say technology has peaked, but I don't think so. I'll tell you why right after I'm done emailing myself the only working redshift.conf I've had in ten plus years so my new laptop won't burn my retinas after 8 PM.
Started a Minecraft Skyblock world to show the concept to the kiddos, and a month later I'm in megaproject mode, having just completed a forest area that required two full double-chests of material.
With all of the recent tech layoffs, does anyone know how much accounting or legal staff got the axe? I feel it would be really insightful whether MS really trusts Copilot in those spheres.
I'm seeing that link about an Airbnb founder going DOGE alongside a call for a boycott, and I'm really wishing more people had paid attention to the actual track record of these early self-acknowledged disruptive companies and helped strangle them long before they amassed the power to actually harm things.
My first assignment in my public policy masters program ten years ago(!) was loosely on Airbnb's business model, and even back then it was abundantly clear that it was going to destroy housing markets and communities for almost exclusively shareholder benefit.