I'm 100% with you on this one. Text based things are easier to skim and search. It's dreadful when you're only missing one piece of a large puzzle, but you've got to scan through a long video trying to find the part where what you're looking for is addressed. It could usually be explained in under a paragraph.
He is implying that putting a 100% tarrif on cheap dogshit EV’s made with near literal slave labor negates China’s unfair advantage. Not to mention the Chinese stole the fuck out of the IP required to make them.
You've invented a completely new reality (none of this is stated in the tweet) while claiming the same of the original post.
It stands for Ubiquitous Software, so it's "you be soft".
Damn, it appears she did entire albums with Utah Phillips. Props Ani, you're somehow even cooler than I thought.
oh wow I really haven't dived deep enough into DiFranco's catelogue, I had no idea she collaborated with Prince. That's awesome. Great song too.
Yeah, I hadn't heard of her until the recent re-issue of her self-titled. I'm a big fan! Your description as "slam poetry" is very apt. Indie folk slam poetry.
txt oh, rise the proletariat red banners unfurled let’s mend the failures of history and the manmade world let’s mend the failures of the profit system let’s rewrite the law books quit following the path of least resistance cuz that’s what makes the river crooked
fun fact: she got replaced by the original Paul McCartney (who also got replaced)
check the earlobes
/s
edit: oh wow the paul mccartney theory is one of the two "see also" links lol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_is_dead
Remember that episode of Party Down where Kyle's band plays a bunch of unintentionally Nazi songs with lyrics about "my struggle" and such? My guess is that Blinken in a band is a lot like that, but intentional.
I know people have kinda turned on UT, but I always appreciated a good UT rant. They got unhinged sometimes, but it felt like part of the culture
Your method of wrapping deadly "opinions" in a bubbly facade should get you rejected from every public forum.
I guess my other unpopular music opinion is that I still buy music. I guess ANOTHER unpopular music opinion is that I think algorithmic suggestions aren't great and ultimately limit the kinds of music one is exposed to if that's their only source of new music.
We're in the best time to listen to music. There's amazing stuff out there. It just doesn't come to you automatically, you've got to seek it out.
Now, it's a pretty bad time to be an artist trying to make a living. But it's also the easiest time to DIY music.
Huh I wonder if covid also causes any sort of mental health disorders. Wonder if it causes any health disorders. Wonder if it causes any death disorders.
"personal responsibility is neoliberal" isn't really an excuse to do things you know aren't good
It's intention is to tell you that we need to make systemic changes to have a real impact.
You should use a reusable water bottle / cup. Don't know what else to tell you.
As an immunocompromised person it is in my best interest to let you know that mostly they won't die, mostly they'll get people like me killed.
Back in school, you ever get busted for trying to walk and have some administrator tell you, "Listen, fat"?
Seems pretty evil to support such a thing.
The Shellac and Big Black frontman, who recorded classic albums by Nirvana, Pixies, PJ Harvey, and more, has died of a heart attack
txt This complication of job culture We condone its ingrained course Why we hold so dearly this raping By the fossilized ethic of pride through work We carry the concrete on our backs The worn out basis of capitalist grief We struggle through days of poverty line pay & laborers pain Caustic reminder of lost days We struggle, at war with good wealth Turning our minds in constant turmoil The world seems closed & conceit infects Can't channel the anger & nothing resets except the days Look to vacate, but duty condescends the freedom to act Paycheck insults A wage for a dog Driven by industry & the collapse of thought The clocks & alarms can't awaken the fog Extermination through labor is all you can afford Only satisfied by the familiar We prepare the death costs unquestioningly We retire in 5 & die in 10 Lie, buy, rape, sty An exercise in futile strife
https://archive.is/uxUjO
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68909910
> She has also criticised the actions of the Israeli government while arguing it has a right to self-defence, and is no fan of the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
> "We would like to see some of that enthusiasm recognise Hamas as a terrorist organisation that did a barbaric thing in Israel," she said.
The words "palestine", "isreal", "cop", "police", "student", "college", and "university" appear nowhere on this page.
Not just the terminal, I mean a full remote desktop. What's the best method? Not just from one linux machine to another machine, but also remoting from a windows machine to a linux machine.
I'm a bit of a linux novice, but trying to do more.
If not, I highly recommend it. It's a lot of fun as a pure puzzle game, but the entire story appears to be an excuse to do a bunch of marxism. It's full of dialectical materialism. It's got Lenin quotes. It's talking about how material conditions shape history. It loves talking about power and how it's not inherently bad and it should be wielded for good.
I haven't looked into who wrote it (I should), but I can almost guarantee they're some sort of marxist.
Can you believe the developer who makes Serious Sam developed an incredibly communist video game?
I recently fell down a rabbit hole reading about the game M.U.L.E. and stumbled upon what is probably widely known, but I thought I'd share anyways: the creator was trans. Unfortunately, she died very young due to lung cancer, but she has been honored several times post-humously and seems like an awesome person.
I don't know, didn't have much more to say, but thought I'd share this cool person in video game history.