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TiredTiger@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Why doesn't the United States have universal healthcare by now? (Serious)
7·3 days agoEven while I was still a clueless lib, when I saw insurance companies sponsoring the DNC, I knew we’d never get publicly-funded healthcare.
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Technology@lemmy.ml•Energy fallout from Iran war signals a global wake-up call for renewable energy
3·6 days agoIf the reduced usage isn’t offset by the burning oilfields, at least.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What is your preferred political ideology, and why?
211·10 days agoPolitics isn’t a sport, and the political compass shit is just the sorting hat for (Western) Poli Sci majors.
I am a Marxist-Leninist with a lot left to learn (and read). I was a sort of ultra-left “Marxist” (firmly in compatible left territory) until I started lurking on here and reading comments by Cowbee and other comrades.
What is to be done? Same as it ever was, build the party of the working class. For a global revolution to even be possible, the empire must sufficiently collapse. A year ago, I would’ve said it might’ve taken another few decades to really get going, but it seems we’ve left the decades where weeks happen and entered the weeks where decades happen. Let’s just say I’ll be really curious to see what happens when gas tops $10/gallon on average in the USA.
Agreed. PCs will wind up being for power users only, both due to cost and the decline in tech literacy.
But also, Nvidia is already salivating at the idea of people streaming games from what amounts to glorified chromebooks. Whether those are actually running a Google OS or a Microsoft one doesn’t ultimately matter - the point is that they will be locked into a walled garden with minimally-powerful hardware. Can such a device even really be considered a PC anymore?
If you are able to set up OpenWRT on your router and run Mullvad through that, you can cover your whole network as one “device.”
I recommend everyone get their own modem/router if they are able to. ISP’s don’t provide them for free and you have no idea what monitoring they do with their hardware.
How useful is the heart rate tracker on the PineTime? I’ve seen comments saying it hurts the battery life and isn’t accurate, but I don’t know if that’s been addressed with more recent updates.
All idealism regardless of type can be summed up in one belief: that it is not possible to improve the world. Materialism, on the other hand, posits that it is possible. Is it any wonder that Capital goes to such lengths to keep materialist thought out of its public discourse? The worker who believes they cannot improve their lot poses little threat to Capital.
TiredTiger@lemmy.mlto
Europe@lemmy.ml•Analysis: Mandelson Documents Leave Keir Starmer's Reputation In Tatters
3·16 days agoAnd here I thought Kid Starver’s reputation was already in tatters over his unflagging commitment to genocide.
I suspect the involvement of the CIA or some of their rogue assets, either mobsters or gusanos. He was allegedly warming towards Cuba, and I think that may have been part of the motivation. Blowback Season 2 made a pretty convincing argument for that scenario.
Of course. I wasn’t suggesting otherwise. I just hope CIA propaganda loses any appeal it may have outside of the imperial core. As for inside the core, it’s hard for me not to feel ‘doomer’ about the state of the working class. I think there would have to be a sudden, extreme change in material conditions before the working class would start to ‘wake up’ en masse here.
I’m impressed. The US legal system is incredibly anemic when it comes to punishing corporations for violating workers’ rights. I hope we really can achieve a multipolar world, one where a standard like this is upheld to emulate, and not the rotten neoliberal legal morass of the West.
Get libs to stop reading The Atlantic challenge: impossible
I think the main difference is that MB is geared for every user to look the same, whereas with LW every user is presumably unique, but not persistent between sessions.
I haven’t heard of Konform, so I’ll have to look into it. Thanks!
TiredTiger@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Whats your advice to the younger folks of Lemmy?
11·19 days agoEducate yourself, and question everything. No one is worth following blindly. If you don’t understand the “why” of something, keep digging until you do. Critically thinking is the most valuable skill you can have, so develop it as much as you can.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•I just found a security breach that can leak thousands of emails on a website!!
53·21 days agoIf the website in question belongs to a tech/hardware company, you could consider reaching out to Gamers Nexus (after you’ve given the owners of the site a reasonable amount of time to address the issue). They’ve published this kind of stuff in the past.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Apple rolls out OS-level age verification in latest iOS 26.4 dev beta
5·22 days agoI’m hoping the implementation is something like ‘check this box to confirm you’re over 18,’ and nothing more.


This is just FUD to herd people into areas where they’re easier to track. Do they really think we’ve forgotten about Snowden? I also highly doubt any of these elected officials give a damn about privacy.