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@tartley @andreiu I've definitely stopped installing #SyncthingFork updates from #Fdroid for now, and tbh @fdroidorg should probably have eyes on this
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@tartley Some might say he was. After all, it's fairly broadly acknowledged now that #ItWasAScam to say Corbyn was anti-semitic. (See "Weaponising Antisemitism" by Asa Winstanley, for example).
Getting Starmer into the leadership was a planned operation, and the more that becomes known about Morgan McSweeney's role in events the more obvious that becomes.
Basically "loyal" Labour supporters have been taken for a complete ride, and many (I left) still believe in Starmer.
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⬆️ @ajaykaul10
This is very well done. It is rare to hear about the #DreyfusAffair in any talk of #zionism and #antisemitism
Is this part of a podcast or is it a one-off production?
@ekis @Properganda @tartley @Lane @chiclet @GatekeepKen @nikatjef @Grant_M @CivilityFan
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⬆️ @ajaykaul10
This is very well done. It is rare to hear about the #DreyfusAffair in any talk of #zionism and #antisemitism
Is this part of a podcast or is it a one-off production?
@ekis @Properganda @tartley @Lane @chiclet @GatekeepKen @nikatjef @Grant_M @CivilityFan
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⬆️ @ajaykaul10
This is very well done. It is rare to hear about the #DreyfusAffair in any talk of #zionism and #antisemitism
Is this part of a podcast or is it a one-off production?
@ekis @Properganda @tartley @Lane @chiclet @GatekeepKen @nikatjef @Grant_M @CivilityFan
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⬆️ >> #Palestinians never fought for freedom
They never fought for freedom despite being under the #TurkishYoke since 1517 the way #Arabs under #Hussein did in 1917.That’s how Arabs earned their freedom, but Palestinians never did.
Instead, egged on by Arab neighbors, they let the neighbors fight #inTheirName ever since 1947 (and later #Hamas) without taking their destiny in their own hands
@ajaykaul10 @ekis @Properganda @tartley @Lane @chiclet @GatekeepKen @nikatjef @Grant_M @CivilityFan
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⬆️ @ajaykaul10
Nice explanation of #ThievesBanquet — WHY #Britain carved out #Palestine.
#DamascusProtocol was crafted unilaterally by secret Arab societies but Britain never promised Palestine to #Hussein in #McMahonHusseinCorrespondence.
Britain rebuffed #zionism in 1914 & tried repeatedly to get #Turkey out of #WWI in exchange for Palestine, but Turkey refused.
Palestinians never fought for freedom.
@ekis @Properganda @tartley @Lane @chiclet @GatekeepKen @nikatjef @Grant_M @CivilityFan
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So when I offered my left over bag of potting soil on the neighborhood chat, and then explained all this to my neighbors who I hardly know, I think I actually weakened my bonds with them instead of strengthening them. Yeah, definitely.
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...It is this unending expectation of indebtedness and reciprocity - "Indian giving" in the ignorant pejorative Western term - which form the social fabric whose loss we so bemoan, and which is killed stone dead by the expectation that every exchange should be equitable and transactional and therefore immediately closed without provoking any prolonged ties. An expectation which is greatly facilitated by the precision and granularity of money, incidentally.
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...gifts are spontaneously given without explanations or stated terms and conditions, leaving the receiver in a prolonged, open ended state of unquantified indebtedness, and an uncertainty as to whether any favor they later grant in return actually balances the books. In this way, each character is enmeshed in an ever complexifying web of unresolved emotional debts to one another, an unending expectation of reciprocation...
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I just watched the "CJ the X" YouTube where he explains how the English language dub of #StudioGhibli's classic Kiki' s Delivery Service frames every kindness or exchange as part of a deal, in which something else is proposed in return, forming a closed transaction in which each participant is instantly relieved of the burden of indebtedness by the explicit reciprocity. However in the original Japanese dialog...
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I just watched the "CJ the X" YouTube where he explains how the English language dub of #StudioGhibli's classic Kiki' s Delivery Service frames every kindness or exchange as part of a deal, in which something else is proposed in return, forming a closed transaction in which each participant is instantly relieved of the burden of indebtedness by the explicit reciprocity. However in the original Japanese dialog...
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I just watched the "CJ the X" YouTube where he explains how the English language dub of #StudioGhibli's classic Kiki' s Delivery Service frames every kindness or exchange as part of a deal, in which something else is proposed in return, forming a closed transaction in which each participant is instantly relieved of the burden of indebtedness by the explicit reciprocity. However in the original Japanese dialog...
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I just watched the "CJ the X" YouTube where he explains how the English language dub of #StudioGhibli's classic Kiki' s Delivery Service frames every kindness or exchange as part of a deal, in which something else is proposed in return, forming a closed transaction in which each participant is instantly relieved of the burden of indebtedness by the explicit reciprocity. However in the original Japanese dialog...
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I just watched the "CJ the X" YouTube where he explains how the English language dub of #StudioGhibli's classic Kiki' s Delivery Service frames every kindness or exchange as part of a deal, in which something else is proposed in return, forming a closed transaction in which each participant is instantly relieved of the burden of indebtedness by the explicit reciprocity. However in the original Japanese dialog...
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I belatedly realize that when I read a book with some challenging aspects (today it's #HarrowTheNinth, which I underestimated, to my regret), I should have been using my ebook reader's highlight & annotate to mark up things that I find puzzling or remarkable along the way. A diligent application might be a workable alternative to the second reading that I'm beginning to see is required and deserved. 1/2
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I belatedly realize that when I read a book with some challenging aspects (today it's #HarrowTheNinth, which I underestimated, to my regret), I should have been using my ebook reader's highlight & annotate to mark up things that I find puzzling or remarkable along the way. A diligent application might be a workable alternative to the second reading that I'm beginning to see is required and deserved. 1/2
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I belatedly realize that when I read a book with some challenging aspects (today it's #HarrowTheNinth, which I underestimated, to my regret), I should have been using my ebook reader's highlight & annotate to mark up things that I find puzzling or remarkable along the way. A diligent application might be a workable alternative to the second reading that I'm beginning to see is required and deserved. 1/2
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I belatedly realize that when I read a book with some challenging aspects (today it's #HarrowTheNinth, which I underestimated, to my regret), I should have been using my ebook reader's highlight & annotate to mark up things that I find puzzling or remarkable along the way. A diligent application might be a workable alternative to the second reading that I'm beginning to see is required and deserved. 1/2
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I belatedly realize that when I read a book with some challenging aspects (today it's #HarrowTheNinth, which I underestimated, to my regret), I should have been using my ebook reader's highlight & annotate to mark up things that I find puzzling or remarkable along the way. A diligent application might be a workable alternative to the second reading that I'm beginning to see is required and deserved. 1/2
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People joke about installing Python environments (https://xkcd.com/1987/), but I'm looking at #Typescript and... am I misunderstanding, but `sudo apt install npm` (on #Ubuntu2204) gives me a #node version (12.22) that isn't compatible with installing the typescript package (EBADENGINE required: node >=14.17). So I should install latest node using #nvm, which installs via curl of a script which git clones its own repo to my ~/.npm, does this sounds right so far? #newb #seekingAdvice
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People joke about installing Python environments (https://xkcd.com/1987/), but I'm looking at #Typescript and... am I misunderstanding, but `sudo apt install npm` (on #Ubuntu2204) gives me a #node version (12.22) that isn't compatible with installing the typescript package (EBADENGINE required: node >=14.17). So I should install latest node using #nvm, which installs via curl of a script which git clones its own repo to my ~/.npm, does this sounds right so far? #newb #seekingAdvice
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People joke about installing Python environments (https://xkcd.com/1987/), but I'm looking at #Typescript and... am I misunderstanding, but `sudo apt install npm` (on #Ubuntu2204) gives me a #node version (12.22) that isn't compatible with installing the typescript package (EBADENGINE required: node >=14.17). So I should install latest node using #nvm, which installs via curl of a script which git clones its own repo to my ~/.npm, does this sounds right so far? #newb #seekingAdvice
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People joke about installing Python environments (https://xkcd.com/1987/), but I'm looking at #Typescript and... am I misunderstanding, but `sudo apt install npm` (on #Ubuntu2204) gives me a #node version (12.22) that isn't compatible with installing the typescript package (EBADENGINE required: node >=14.17). So I should install latest node using #nvm, which installs via curl of a script which git clones its own repo to my ~/.npm, does this sounds right so far? #newb #seekingAdvice
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People joke about installing Python environments (https://xkcd.com/1987/), but I'm looking at #Typescript and... am I misunderstanding, but `sudo apt install npm` (on #Ubuntu2204) gives me a #node version (12.22) that isn't compatible with installing the typescript package (EBADENGINE required: node >=14.17). So I should install latest node using #nvm, which installs via curl of a script which git clones its own repo to my ~/.npm, does this sounds right so far? #newb #seekingAdvice
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Ideas for Mastodon posts which I don't have time to put together:
1. Catalog of Rorschach's different facial expressions which, through Dave Gibbons' astonishingly accomplished #Watchmen artwork, are somehow discernible even through his entirely opaque mask.
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Wanted to show my 13yo where the parkour in #Titanfall 2 comes from, so I dug out #MirrorsEdge. I passed it by at the time, so it was a joyful, thrilling first playthrough for both of us. I'm lucky that he still engages curiously with his crazy Dad's quirky old #videogames. We discovered the game leans into themes of authoritarian overreach, protest, corruption, and illegal over-policing of dissent. As a result, in the game, acab, who you can disarm & disable, but your best defence is to run...
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I only recently realized that I have forever erroneously conflated as one person both John W. Campbell (Singularly influential editor of the seminal Astounding #ScienceFiction magazine, aka Analog, from '37 to '71) and Joseph Campbell (professor of literature in comparative mythology & religion, author of The Hero with a Thousand Faces, describing his theory of the archetypal #HerosJourney, aka the #monomyth.)
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Tactical Breach Wizards has a lot of smart rapidfire wisecracking dialog. That's right, in this house we use the metric system. #TacticalBreachWizards
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Tactical Breach Wizards has a lot of smart rapidfire wisecracking dialog. That's right, in this house we use the metric system. #TacticalBreachWizards