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@keilajec I think that makes sense. I don't know if I fully understand, but I don't fully understand most things in the world, with experiences being subjective and all. Brains and human consciousness are weird haha

@keilajec @wishgender Forgive me if I'm wrong (I learn best via analogy); would I be correct in comparing that to how being gay isn't inherently sexual, despite being a sexual orientation?

@keilajec does it not become a different category than kink in that case? it was my understanding that kink implies sexuality /gen

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If you don't trust the cops in your area, and you see something that could impact emergency services' response time - such as a suspicious roadblock or checkpoint - then call the *fire department's* non-emergency number to report it.

Anonymously.

If anyone comes around asking who called the fire department, don't answer. Especially if they're a cop. There is no need for anyone outside dispatch to know that information, and it is not illegal for a concerned citizen to contact the authorities.

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In light of US tech oligarchy setting its sights on Wikimedia Foundation, a historical detail I did not know before: #Wikipedia became the non-profit it is today partly as the result of a labour strike of Spanish Wikipedia editors who disagreed with the proposed inclusion of advertisements. Initially, it was not clear what revenue model Wikipedia would get, and Wales moved towards a for-profit model already a year after launch. However, rather than working for free, so Jimmy Wales could profit from their labour via advertising, Spanish contributors forked Spanish Wikipedia as the Encyclopedia Libre Universal. Under the threat of losing the editorial community of such a large language, Wales conceded and set up the non-profit.

That is to say, however imperfect they are, all the digital commons we have are the result of ongoing struggle and hard work to keep them as commons.

Via Las Redes Son Nuestras (consonni.org/es/publicaciones/) by @teclista

he has been sitting in my memes folder for far too long. i must free him now

@mcc ah good to know😅I've basically only used git CLI to clone repos and other surface level stuff atp
Thanks for the correction!

@mcc see I know how to use svn CLI because that's what we use in the CS program at my university. I'm mildly confident that it would transfer into knowledge of git CLI (I have used it before) but I almost exclusively use the git integration on VS Code for my personal version control needs, so who knows 😭💀

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An incredibly large portion of my life is artists coming to me asking for help with git, and I'm like ah! Something in my home territory! And then it turns out they're using Github Desktop or some kind of GUI and I can't actually help them because I only know how to use the command line and the GUI is subtly conceptually different

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if you aren't willing to stand up for trans people you don't deserve the services of this automated account. figure out a plan for how you're going to do this now.

shoutout to the person who invented peanut butter

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me: so i want to, like, copy a file, and--

them: he heh! good luck! <corporation> has NEVER let you do that. let me tell you, ive been a customer of theirs for fifteen years and it's never been a problem for me. i suppose if you know Coding you could write your own kind of "file photocopier" app from scratch, if you really want to make duplicate files for some reason. but i doubt anyone would use it. im closing this thread, also you're banned for asking troll questions

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Yesterday was rough, real rough. I'm so glad that I'm here and you're here this Trans Day of Remembrance. 🏳️‍⚧️

transremembrance.org/domestic-

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@lucky @hannah I was under the impression tech nerd world was at least 75% furry shitposters. Have I been misled?!?

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