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solarpunk
2y ago
someone asked for a source, then immediately deleted their comment so here's one: https://apnews.com/article/prison-to-plate-inmate-labor-inve...
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2y ago
in america the meat processing companies use prison labor paid in pennies an hour. (along with child labor)
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solarpunk
2y ago
inspections/regulations aren't the cost center here. the big guys (a 4 company cartel) get to use literal slave labor to do the butchering, processing, and packing. meanwhile a local farm has to hire a local butcher.
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2y ago
processing. https://www.ers.usda.gov/amber-waves/2024/january/concentrat...
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2y ago
starting to see symptoms of something that could lead to Kessler Syndrome
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2y ago
I think doordash drivers have to pay for things like gas and cars.
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2y ago
COOL
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solarpunk
2y ago
I like the Alpha Centauri reference here lol.
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2y ago
>Nix without Nix is what we need. OStree exists and is used in lots of places: https://ostreedev.github.io/ostree/#operating-systems-and-di...
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2y ago
whoa, welcome to the war on cars, hn.
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2y ago
seems like a mix of both.
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2y ago
I went to the NGO to see if there any further technical specifications to read about, it doesn't seem so: https://www.acs-italia.it/gazaweb-e-gli-alberi-della-rete/ it seems to be purely built upon cellular connec
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2y ago
this is pretty neat, reminds me of cuba's meshnet system. i was wondering how all the efforts to buy gazan's eSIMs was going, this seems to be one of the results.
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2y ago
UNRWA has a pretty good breakdown of how much aid reaches IDPs here, it goes into better detail than the Israeli government site on this matter: https://www.unrwa.org/resources/reports/unrwa-situation-repo... The
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2y ago
These articles are all from 3 or 4 months ago. Which was prior to Israel's Rafah invasion.
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2y ago
I wouldn't be so hasty to say this, it's still underway. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_Strip_famine
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2y ago
V2G solved this yeah: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle-to-grid
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Jack Dorsey donated to anonymous founder with deep devotion to 'fascist guru'
(businessinsider.com)
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2y ago
you are basically making the same old "digital fentanyl" argument that nancy fucking pelosi has been making for the last year. it's just not that compelling.
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2y ago
trying to understand the BSD linkage here and I'm coming up empty
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2y ago
https://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/steve_gibson/ https://radsoft.net/news/roundups/grc/ https://radsoft.net/news/roundups/grc/20060123,00.sht
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2y ago
tl;dw. lol.
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solarpunk
2y ago
oh damn, I completely forgot about utility co-ops! I'm envious of those, they're all over the state but they're only out in the sticks.
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2y ago
I'm afraid I don't understand. My state is chock full of co-ops that compete with their corporate counterparts. Hell, there's (at least) 3 separate co-op grocery stores in my city, they each compete with an Aldi, and multiple
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2y ago
we can probably skip prostrating at the rich's feet and just tax them and build nice shit. if they don't want the tax they can hurry up and build the nice shit first.
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2y ago
If companies are seriously considering this, they should instead figure out how to distribute applications across their workstations to begin with, no need to distribute extra hardware if you can ensure security, connectivity, and uptime of
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2y ago
what do you mean?
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2y ago
Some still remember their old motto, I suppose.
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2y ago
They're the ones that cost-cut the operations of aforementioned critical infrastructure to the point of it being so vulnerable... Just look at catastrophes caused by PG&E in 2018, ERCOT in 2021, or First Energy in 2003. Not a singl
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2y ago
my friend has a thing that really fits the vibe of "digital gardens" well: https://greenhouse.server.garden/
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