There’s a twitter that tweets daily union election news and there’s a good amount of attempts to scrape NLRB’s website like unionelections.org, but I’ve been wanting something focused on strikes for forever
Looks like they rely on manually updating a json file for this extension to work, but they use striketracker.ilr.cornell.edu to keep up to date with new strikes. What an amazing resource! Thanks for sharing, OP
not deadly for you, just deadly for others. Masks aren’t to protect yourself, they’re to protect other people. Something that seems to be extremely difficult to grasp for Americans that have had decades of being told that they’re the center of the universe
They might try to push out actual posts that would show up on other instances.
Not sure what “defederate” means though. Can’t all the major instances just like… stop following tumblr?
Ah didn’t realize there was a Phabricator successor, thanks, will add these and your comments on GitTea to the main post
I see, I wasn’t aware. Thanks for the info!
Let’s do em all!:
Would love to see other people’s one-liner blurbs on these as well
EDIT: added additional alternatives and comments (thanks @poVoq@slrpnk.net especially)
What’s wrong with GitLab? Definitely the most mature alternative.
If you’re really interested in something that will not go down or get discontinued anytime soon, I’d also suggest taking a look at Radicle which is P2P and free
Eh. Probably a good way to limit spam and commercial influence that plagues most attempts at building review sites. I think this is one of the few valid uses of the technique though I’m sure there are other routes they could’ve taken. But things like reputations and trust systems are a big engineering feat to accomplish and get right
Unpopular opinion, but it was probably Poland. The only way Russia can send gas to Europe now is through the Yamal–Europe pipeline which they control
I think equating “damage to property” and “damage to human (or more-than-human) lives” under the same banner of “violence” is a capitalist ploy. It’s used to discredit riots and justify police killings because “both sides” did a violence
The violence was done over the long term. Forcing people to be reliant on exploitation of mother earth for their own survival. All that happened was a bubble popped. We should focus on who made the bubble more than who popped it
All it took was ramping up our exploitation of the third world to artificially keep lithium prices down lol
Can’t wait until the e-waste crisis also stops being ignored. Average lifespan of a solar panel is ~25 years and there’s basically 0 solutions for recycling them (except for this one plant in France I guess). Knowing the US, I doubt we’ll have anything figured out before it’s too late again
I think you’re kinda misinterpretting it though. It’s a not a “strike” in the true sense of the word. I helped organize these events for a while after that first major global climate strike a few years ago. The main thing we realized that came out of it is bringing together many different orgs. And especially to get people who are otherwise allies but not really involved in organizing to actually start organizing.
Maybe if we do this enough we’ll eventually have something organized enough to have a true strike, but until then I think events like these are quite necessary
Yeah the creation of this community is extremely cringe tbh
Capitalism as such is only a system for the fair exchange of goods and services
No… that’s just a market lol. Capitalism is the ideological belief that those who have wealth are good at turning that wealth into “capital” (which is just wealth that makes more wealth). So the result of this belief is the idea that we should give those who are wealthy more wealth so that they can continue to generate more wealth in total. Rising tides lift all boats type of thing.
Capitalism isn’t just a system. It’s an ideology that even modern economics has disproven
Is it not available to you? It shows up for me. If not, just use sci-hub
This question is specifically geared towards the tough crowd lol
I’ve used copilot for more than a single line of code about twice in the past year. IMO people are just using it wrong and I can never relate to these posts. For me, it’s an advanced auto-complete and saves me a ton of time. I couldn’t imagine allowing it to generate a whole function for you. Using just one line at a time allows you to make sure you fully understand everything it has generated. I’ve never “forgotten how my code works”
Still though, would definitely like to see an open-source effort towards cracking this nut. There’s some longstanding projects that are Python-specific, but nothing like CoPilot
Depends really. You can find a lot of places willing to host a static site. Make a GitHub account and start a repo with just a simple index.html file and then you can use GitHub Pages to freely host it.
The only thing you’d have to pay for is the domain name (about $12/year)
Other services like Netlify or Vercel will also more complex things. This is assuming some programming experience. But tbh, you can learn the basics of HTML and CSS enough to make a solid static site in 1-3 days.
I made a toy to compare about 2 dozen different voting systems (FPTP, RCV, Approval, etc) using colors as a metaphor. Both voters and candidates are colors and how much a voter prefers a candidate is determined by their distance in RGB space
Not better enough to be worth missing out on all the features GH provides that CB doesn’t. I’d rather they wait for the right platform than have to migrate a second time when CB takes Lemmy down