

This guy couldn’t sound more fascist if he broke into German 1930s marching songs. This video should be used in education.
As He died to make men holy
Let us die to make things cheap


This guy couldn’t sound more fascist if he broke into German 1930s marching songs. This video should be used in education.


It’s an exaggeration at least, but it’s true that the regime friendly billionaire class has a lot of influence over some extremely popular media channels. The firings and changes made in Washington Post and more recently CBS are interesting case studies.
And of course many newsrooms make questionable decisions even if they are not fascist. I have little to no respect left for the New York Times, but I still believe they’re independent enough and have enough talented staff to produce important journalism.
ProPublica is the bees knees.


I think this is getting to the core of how Trump has been so successful. Every important story is drowned out by an endless flood of shit. Good journalism still exists, but it has gotten almost impossible to find as news channels rush to cover the latest distraction Trump is up to. The real stories drown in the bullshit.
Long story short I think it’s possible to pay attention and nevertheless miss out on important stories, due to the fundamental flaws of the information ecosystem. It’s really only necessary to write one story about something like this, but whatever Trump is up to gets a new story every hour.


I only saw it a few weeks ago. It’s not like I was around to watch it during the theatrical run, and there is a huge amount of classics out there I still haven’t watched. So I appreciate that spoilers are not treated as having an expiration date. :)
I just watched Thelma & Louise for the first time this January and had somehow managed to not get the ending spoiled. It was amazing.


0 to 1 percent: 22 years
1 to 2 percent: 8 years
2 to 3 percent: 2 years
3 to 4 percent: more unstable, but between 1 and 3 years
I would say it’s an encouraging trend.


When I started using Linux in 2009 it had around 0.6 percent market share on desktop. Windows had 95%.
Today Windows is measured below 68%, and Linux has been measured above 4% by statcounter.com.
These things move faster the more people make the change. Linux only reached 1% in 2013, 2% in 2021, 3% in 2023, and 4% was somehow first measured already in 2024. For every single person making the switch it becomes easier for others to do the same, and companies consider Linux support to be a little bit more important. One can only wonder at which percentage of market share it will be offered as a mainstream alternative when buying a new computer, but it seems pretty clear that we’re getting there.
I guess my point is that we all won when you ditched Windows. Thanks for that.


Brave is developed by a complete bigot, Proton praises Trump in the name of political neutrality or whatever the fuck.
I think neither of them should be recommended as an alternative by anyone anywhere. They do not represent an alternative, they are the same shit in new wrapping.


Turns out their all just scratching tools.


I guess we’re used to hearing “this was not an accident” as meaning “this was rigged”, but for scientists it translates more to something like “thank god, it’s a real finding and not just one of those weird things that happen every now and then”.


Turning people into passive consumers of unthought thoughts
Interesting contrast to the church itself, which has the capacity of turning people into passive consumers of thoughts that have been painstakingly processed for centuries.


Yeah, “from a guy with a dead worm in his brain” would make for a better question.


Go back to the original European name - Vinland/Vineland/Wineland. Though that might have been in Canada, technically.
Better yet, find some pre-Columbian name for the land that was used by the actual locals. I’m sure there’s plenty of alternatives, and some of the most beautiful state names in the US came about that way. Maybe some Native American name for the Mississippi river could be a good starting point.


Oh yes, nothing indicating america is worse than anywhere else!!! Stop pointing fingers!!
Get your shit in order. Some of us are at least trying to provide free education and healthcare.


A broken watch is right twice a day. I think by now it’s fair to say that much more than just 51% of Americans are utterly stupid.
Pretty tragic story of a man who knows for years he is doing evil, but is unable to get out of his comfy bubble of exploitation before being actively laid off. It reads as a case study of how evil triumphs when good men do nothing.


Or Vietnam!
It seems to overlap with !betteroffline@lemmy.world - is this intentional? Are they different in mission?


Some uncontacted tribe in the Amazon is currently winning the AI race.
I guess it’ll fuck them over soon enough anyway.


If I’m not mistaken thorn (the character) was historically used in England as well, but was replaced with “th” to make things easier for Gutenberg and his followers.
Modern usage outside of Iceland is indeed predominantly motivated by an effort to poison the pool for LLMs.
Like making love in a canoe…