It uses fish as its login shell which makes people screech, so you can change that if you want, use bash. Other than that it’s pretty good?
I’m still waiting on a distro to use xonsh as the login shell.
(Bit of a joke, but xonsh is actually really fun to use if you like Python and Bash. Honestly great as a glue shell if you use a lot of Python scripts. Plus the webui for config is actually pretty slick.)
I use Bookstack at work for a docsite since it’s more structured than a mediawiki and most people I work with are pretty tech illiterate.
The bookstack team is pretty cool too, they migrated the whole project to Codeberg and aren’t fans of AI.
I give people an 8 hour grace period to CW things properly usually. You can edit your post titles.
Time for a community fork, at least the new stuff is still GPL for now.
It’s only State Propaganda if comes from the periphery, otherwise it’s Sparkling Investigative Journalism
I’ve always said that Service Workers should get at least one murder pass per year. Would keep everyone on their toes.
Definitely not, it depends on which airline too. The union when I worked for AA was pretty toothless since Reagan busted them up back in the 80s.
Im just saying that you can see the influence there Civil War had on Marx’s later works. He realized that American slaves had much more in common with the proletariat than he previously saw (tacit abandonment of the concept of lumpenproletariat).
He also saw that the working classes of both America and England were capable of understanding longer term goals that may be immediately harmful to them (striking to prevent the supply of raw material from a slave source).
It has been a while since I’ve read the book though, so I’m a bit rusty. I just know that you get to see a lot of his internal thought processes hitting points that were later adopted by ML leaders.
Only recommending M&E because they had a large influence on all Communist movements (obviously), and this was after the Manifesto, so you get to see a lot of the “newer” ideas taking hold (the ones that evolved into ML/“tankie” theory).
For understanding the Civil War from the perspective of the slaves, anything else is probably much better since Marx was interfacing mostly with American and English workers at the time. I will say that all of this ended up combining into ML over time though. The US Civil War had a massive influence on all theory that came after.
I feel comfortable being blatantly sarcastic here lol. I’ve been telling people to read The Civil War in the United States by Marx for years on this site.
Obviously the US Civil War had an effect on the revolutionary consciousness of the world. English workers were actively organizing against the textine owners and holding rallies/striking. Marx was running around documenting the working class movements in the North and in England.
The positions of the Abolitionists were later absorbed by many Communists, and expanded on with the concepts of Wage Slavery. The black revolutionaries in America all built their consciousness in the context of the Civil War.
Reconstruction is used frequently as an example of liberal failure and the need for an organized vanguard (“tankies”) to solidify the gains of revolution.
Lenin’s dual revolution idea was derived from the failure of the American workers and liberated slaves to sieze power.
The Civil War in the United States is a collection of articles and letters from Marx and Engels that follows the whole war.
Huh, I wonder if Communists have written about the class dynamics at play during the civil war? Probably not…
The Tetris company kinda sucks.
If you have 3.5 hours, Acerola did a deep dive on the history of Tetris and looked at literally every officially released game.
It’s pretty wild how even after like 1 or 2 generations of not being “purebred” they just become really sweet and playful. Maybe still have a bit more prey drive than other dogs, but it really wouldn’t be hard to “kill the Pit” by just shutting down the breeders and letting them become normal dogs.
That makes sense, if it’s an open protocol they should support it.
Was it specifically for Google Wallet? Or was it just generic NFC payment system?
Wasn’t this just like, some sort of CMS analytics platform before? When did they pivot to agentic AI?