Definitely unionized, but in a revolutionary union. Those people have a very positive mindset
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I work in a self-organized tech coop that we made by ourselves, and I do agree with your. This is a lot of concern to deal with unstable future, and it’s prevent ourselves to be active with others; some people left for stability, and reduce stress.
We are unionize too; and we think about modifying our rules to give the final word to union.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Linux lays down the law on AI-generated code, says yes to Copilot, no to AI slop, and humans take the fall for mistakes — after months of fierce debate, Torvalds and maintainers come to an agreementEnglish
4·5 months agoEcological, social, economic issues and the answer is on the legal site. FOSS as usual I guess
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Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•Do you consider the free software movement to be an anarchist/communist project?
2·6 months agotl;dr : No, FOSS project are used by military and fascists
long: It’s link to a common misunderstanding of “mean of production”. FOSS developers do not own the mean of production. Mean of production is not just the tool to produce goods and services, but all the industry needed to make them available : promotion, distribution, … Socialization (for anarchists) or collectivization (for comies) of industries mean that workers own and manage (or self-organized) every establishment needed for this and organize together to get their power back. In this case, we could abolish some industries, change them, or choose where to send the production or not. This is the same for cooperatives and self-managed places; it’s may be some interesting experience or complementary with class struggle, but is not a revolutionary move in itself
If accessibility is a part of quality, I think we have not much to be proud We’re losing visually impaired people
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World News@lemmy.world•France's Macron urges calm after far-right activist fatally beatenEnglish
27·7 months agoIf we need to be prepare for collective self-defense, killing violence is the field of the far right. I’m not saying “it’s wrong”, I’m saying that we will lose. Our collectives are made around care and support, their collectives prepare for war an terror
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World News@lemmy.world•Japan moves for the first time to criminalize paying for sexEnglish
2·8 months agoIf you’ve listened to organized sex workers, you would know that cops are the aggressors. Clandestinized them will only invisible those agressions and forbid legal actions
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World News@lemmy.world•Japan moves for the first time to criminalize paying for sexEnglish
1·8 months agoGermany have its sex work system focus on brothel. It force sex workers to depend on bosses or proprietary. That exploitation 101 We need unions to defend sex workers too
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World News@lemmy.world•Built to peak: Coal power expansion runs out of room in China – Centre for Research on Energy and Clean AirEnglish
2·8 months agoYou had an interesting debate, but if I may, I think that looking for someone to blame is misleading.
Firm moving offshore, allowing China to have economical power is a structural effect. A firm earn money in doing so, a country earn power in doing so. Blaming one firm or one countries will, at most, make another one do the same thing afterward. The incentives are still there, so the outcome shall be the same. We have to build other incentive to make thing change
You underlined how governments could reduce this incentive, but their is 2 issue :
- without pression from direct action like strikes, blockade, sabotage or protests, vote would not work : People in charge relinquish to do so. They carrer depend of the economical growth, and their social environment (the bourgeoisie) taught them not to. Attacking the economy or what they think is the “social order”, could work
- industrial and international mobilization of the workers is needed Workers from “the west” and the production center, like China, have common interests : better wages and working conditions in China will make corporation stay and let workers in “the west” have more jobs and space to mobilize for their own working conditions. Furthermore, the solidarity built internationally will help those mobilizations. You may thing it’s too jate if the firm have moved. It is not. Production have to be brought, distribute and sold. This is the working place that could have an impact. And this is an “industrial mobilization”
Always bring water. When tear gaz appears, stop breathing, wet a a piece of cloth and start to breath slowly through it. Even when you are use to it, it’s important to don’t take deep breath.
The advantage over a full mask is that you may not annoy by cops in case of frisking.
You may use waterpool glasses too if you follow the previous instruction
Good luck, and fuck the police
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Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15
2·9 months agoCool, so could give it to me ?
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Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15
1·9 months agoThe bill ask everyone for ID
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Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15
1·9 months agoMass deportation, massive incarceration, war-crimes, political assassination, harassment of political dissidents, administrative detention. The Zeitgeist
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Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15
3·9 months agoNot every prohibition is bad.
Nobody said such things. I underline how the current state of surveillance has been allowed with this fallacious argument.
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Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15
24·9 months agoYep. And it will be use for mass repression
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Technology@beehaw.org•France seeks to ban social media for children under 15
83·9 months agoClassical bingo to authoritarism
It’s only to protect children It’s only to protect against terrorism It’s only to protect against rapist It’s only to protect against murders It’s only to protect against deterioration oups, it’s everyone except the upper class
This is how personal data bills and fingerprint/adn collect bills have evolved
GPL impose that derivative work is GPL, not MIT. Indeed, a commercial and a military use could embed work under GPL licence, but I suppose to point ou which part is under GPL. Which is more complicated than MIT, that you could use and label under any licence you want.
I agree that it suppose that those organisations give a shit about law (clearly, they don’t), however a GPL infraction could be used against those organisation, next to other infractions for a trial and type of of actions.
Until it isn’t. MIT is permissive and allow to use code for commercial or military use. GPL work have to stay GPL
That free work for corpo
I’m found of debian; however, a community that define free as “free to use you code to be used by military”, is not fighting for freedom



Debian allow killing machine to use it, so it’s not a surprise that thirsty machine are allowed too