I really wanted this, but couldn’t find anything than worked well. I ended up using tasks.org, an open source todo list that has great calendar functionality and syncing, and moved all my calendar events to it.

What happened in south africa when they defeated the apartheid regime? Did they kill all the whites en masse like the western supremacists had nightmares about?

Finished that recently, it’s a very good book. Kind of a lot to digest, but following the line of california gold rushers to silicon valley tech preneurs was neat.

Really interesting article. Fingers crossed for Israel’s domain name going the way of the dodo next.

There’s also the case (like we’ve had here with ml), where a wild-west domain gets returned to a country, in our case mali.

Ideally though the internet should be able to function without dns at all, especially without a US-based company in California (ICANN) having the final say in controlling the world’s domain names.

There’s a lot of libraries that convert html to markdown (and in the process get rid of all the javascript spyware).

The android app markdownr can do this on the fly, and I had an idea to create a markdown web browser using that as a base, but no time to work on it.

The election coverage this year has been really funny, they push debates like its a netflix show. Gotta pump up the viewership numbers for their favorite sports contest.

The realclearpolitics one is also good, because it averages odds from a few different betting markets.

Hedgedoc or etherpad work.

It’s the complete opposite.

• An African leader on the hypocrisy of those saying China is imperialist.
• China africa panel: if you want actual infrastructure, you go to China, not the west.
• Five imperialist myths about China’s role in Africa.
• Evo Morales - Why China and Russia aren’t imperialist, but the US is.
• Yanis Varoufakis on China’s foreign policy dealings with Greece and Africa.
• Vijay Prashad and Qiao Collective - Is China imperializing Africa?
• China has forgiven over $10B in debt, over half to Cuba, but also including > 20 African nations, Pakistan, and Cambodia.
• The chinese debt trap is a myth.
• China writes off $6M in debt to rwanda, provides another $60M in grants.
• China forgives over $78M in Cameroon debt.
• China writes off $36m Mozambican debt.
• China writes off substantial amount of Angola debt.

We use a different syntax for spoilers.

Political education in the US and many of the countries that hold these polls is awful. I’d trust a middle-schooler from Cuba, Vietnam, or China more than an ivy-league-educated polysci graduate when it comes to political awareness.

https://www.ft.com/content/29fd9b5c-2f35-41bf-9d4c-994db4e12998

https://archive.is/nLQ5D

This is probably more of a symptom than a cause, but social media platforms pushing manosphere content isn’t helping.

That rabbit hole goes very deep, but I’m not knowledgeable enough to speak on it. It could very well be a crypto AG style honey-pot, or already cracked tech, that we might not know about for years to come.

Use the report button also to report transphobia, so we can get to it asap.

Source?

Cool, I originally thought about doing it that way, but maintaining allowlists and blocklists for all the different types of activities could get cumbersome (especially if we add things like blocking posts, comments, communities, messages, etc). But ya that’s a good issue to have.

It’s just some zionist’s blog site. You or I could make a site called official world bias meter and it’d be no more credible.

Even playing that way, monopoly is still a single-winner game of course, which is what elizabeth magie wanted to demonstrate.

Another other unintended lesson is that ruthless profit-seeking hacks will enclose / steal any idea or invention, reinvent it, and claim it as their own. It was and remains a model for silicon valley.