Sven Slootweg @joepie91@pixie.town

Alright, so we need to talk about HAM radio.

So I'm actually a general licensed HAM, I cannot stress how wonderful and delightful of a hobby and learning experience it has been.

But, we have a serious, serious, problem with the demographics, and it's killing the art.

So let's talk about it...

Made a reversible cyber hat today 😎

Developers, PLEASE, for the love of all that is holy, don't disable pasting into password fields.

We all want to use more secure passwords, but if for some reason our password manager doesn't work with your site or app, having to 10-finger a long password is annoying.

Pig, made in inkscape.

toh. Usatela come vi pare. Io preferisco smaremmare.
cc by-sa 4.0
#emoji #cc

Many people know Ubuntu Touch but very few have heard about its predecessor the Ubuntu Shuffle

@owashii "if you actually defend yourself with violence you are as bad as them"

Libs end up fetishizing nonviolence, which only really serves the fash. Because they use that "don't be violent" aspect to put pressure on the left, while the right and fash are understood to be violent by default

And like

Nonviolence is a tool
It's useful
But it's not *the only tool*
It's the compromise position. "Deal with me, fix the situation, or then you deal with others who will be more active in their defense"

OH:
“Yak shaving”
“what is that?”
“[…]”
“sounds like my job”

Rent-a-spoon

Squatnet: **Amsterdam: eerste kraakaktie van het jaar, Spui 11**

"Gister is er een nieuw pand bekendgemaakt, er is een kleine manifestatie gehouden op het spuiplein en zijn flyers uitgedeeld aan de bijstaanders. Politie is ter plaatsen geweest en geeft aan nog niet over te gaan tot ontruiming. Het pand vestigde 179 jaar lang de muziekwinkel Ha…"

https://nl.squat.net/2023/01/06/amsterdam-eerste-kraakaktie-van-het-jaar-spui-11/

#anarchisme #bot

Concern trolling about “polarization” only serves the status quo. If others caring about inclusion and stating ways in which things are exclusionary, makes one feel attacked, one was never really on the side of DEI.

.art has one moderator for every ~1000 active users, 10 mods total right now, spread over all timezones.

We have six or seven of the top eight languages used on our instance covered (and more that aren't in the top 8), and we're an entirely queer team; our team has BIPoC, queer, ND and disabled voices with a great deal of intersectionality between them.

I say this because I'm proud of our team, and I'm glad to have their voices contributing to keeping .art a safe space. <3

"Libraries aren't just a place to obtain books for free. They're one of the few public spaces left in our society where you're allowed to exist without the expectation of spending money."

sure is easy being a white queer leftist these days who doesn't feel any pressure whatsoever to challenge their own white supremacy. Just blame Capitalism and straight people for everything and absolve yourself of work or responsibility.

If you are a person of relative privilege please CW your political posts. It took a lot of work to get people to respect that norm pre-influx and it seems to have gone by the wayside again.

Not everyone lives in your country and not everyone can follow politics while maintaining their mental well-being. Give people the choice.

People who are not privileged get a pass because they have some things other people need to hear whether they want to or not.