Skip Navigation

帖子
1011
评论
486
加入于
2 yr. ago

My main account is here. I'm also using this one: solo@piefed.social, because I really like the feed feature.

Btw I'm a non-binary trans person [they/she/he].

  • I tend to agree with this article, but it is also a very slippery slope.

    We must be careful not to erase once more indigenous/local narratives because we don't like the vocabulary used. We risk to contribute into reproducing the colonisers' power imbalance by disregarding local knowledge, just because it is presented in non-western way (i.e. cultural burnings).

  • Maybe, I really don't know. Do you perhaps have a relevant tutorial to share?

  • I really liked this documentary when I saw it, but it has nothing to do with veganism.

  • I'm not too sure if I missed it, but what's the budget for this?

    Edit: Looks like the answer is $1.68 Billion

  • Thank you for posting this. I have to admit dw's approach disapointed me, but it was a great opportunity to get a glipse at where they are heading with this topic.

    In this video DW tries to present itself as they neutrally display facts but imo they are not. They present a story that is in favor of the deep sea mining industry. They have the advocates of the industry saying their profit-based arguments, but they go unchalenged, and in the same time don't provide the full picture.

    They are talking about the green energy "transition", even tho the actuall problem is that we are going through a tripple plannetary crisis. Currently we need to learn more about the ocean in order to conserve it. Since only 0.001% of deep seafloor has been visually observed, it would literaly be impossible to do deep sea mining and protect the ocean in the same time, just because we don't know enough about it. So the argument used by industrialists, that it is cleaner than land-mining is simply based on nothing.

    Not only that, they never even mentioned that these nodules produce oxygen without photosynthesis [wiki, paper]. And of course this oxygen is extremly important for the ocean ecosystem as a whole.

  • Cat toys?

    跳过
  • I wouldn't recomend lasers. Cats get a pleasure not only from chasing but also from catching things. Lasers can never be caught so the end feeling that is accumulated is of devastation for never fulfiling their end goal.

    There are plenty of great ideas here for making them toys. I will add a couple more that my cats have loved much bettter than any toy that was bought.

    • Carton roll of toilet paper
    • Carton roll from electrical adhesive tapes
    • Get a stick and attach an elastic string to it. At the end of the string attach something else - like a cork, a rolled sock etc. Personally I don't use plastics for toys, but I also don't stop them from playing with one that accidentaly fell on the floor. When they are done playing with it, I just make it desapear.

    Remember that:

    • they don't have the same color palette we do. I don't know the official terms but we see with 3 colors, they have 2, so bright colors are not of importance to them
    • the time you spend playing with them, is bonding time.
    • don't be rough or attack them (in the sense to take them by surprise sudenly). We are a giant to them size-wise. Even tho they see us as equals, we need to ackgnledge that they are much smaller creatures. If you don't respect them they will start attacking you out of the blue, and a vicious circle will be established.
  • However, this uprising was not fully prepared for what happens next. Until now, our efforts have focused mainly on education and protests, without envisioning post-collapse structures. Our advice to comrades worldwide is to prepare not only for revolt but for non-hierarchical structures and societal rebuilding once regimes fall.

    I take this advice to heart

  • I'm not an expert on blogging, but NoBlogs.org seems like a great alternative to patreon.

    Connecting radical people. Non commercial, antifascist, antisexist, privacy-oriented blog platform.

  • Let's clarify that you call _ blog_ is patreon, a monetizing platform.

    In relation to your link, I corrected my previous comment to reflect what I meant.

  • The way I see things, it's not about old drama. I am trying to have a talk about a community that you own and actively promote.

    So, doesn't it make you wonder that in almost a decade you didn't manage to decentralise the platform project you created, while in the same time you have been writing so many theoretical texts about anarchy?

    Don't you see the gap between theory and practice? How do you intend to bridge this gap?

    Edit: correction - the strikethrough, added the word project

  • I only know that it is both casually used as a park and that they are also regularly doing stuff there.

  • I have the impression you are mixing up topics. This video is talking about the myth of barter as the predecessor of money.

  • Thanx!

  • I don't have access to this articles, I get a paywall after a few sentences. Same with the archive link. Any ideas how to access it without a subscription?

  • Can you link this?

  • I don't know if you are ziq and self-promoting your material, or if you are just huge fan. From your profile, it looks like you post only stuff related to ziq.

    Now it's not only about promoting raddle and its sockpupet accounts echoying ziq, to say the least. It was also related to concentration of power. Supposedly this was handdled? Because ziq said so? Anyways, now, it's for patreon, for money. Please, enough.