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chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's the most disgusting thing you've ever witness while you were on vacation?
6·2 months agoFirst time I’ve seen Americans (Texans) at a buffet in a resort in Cancun. The way and the amount they were eating was scary as fuck
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How do people have spontaneous sex in random places without washing?
2·2 months agoNah, he might just have good skin microbiome.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How do people have spontaneous sex in random places without washing?
5·2 months agoI wouldn’t say terrified, but if the idea of having sex with somebody you like solicits such disgust and makes use terms like “tolerable” or “vomit inducing”, there’s definitely some issue with intimacy. It might also be lack of direct experience.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What hill are you willing to die on even if no one in your life agrees with you?
12·5 months agological fallacies are out of context when used in a normal conversation rather than a scientific debate. It’s just a way to escape and kill the conversation.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What hill are you willing to die on even if no one in your life agrees with you?
12·5 months agohappy to be presented with counterevidence
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What hill are you willing to die on even if no one in your life agrees with you?
13·5 months agoHow do you explain to yourself that religious and spiritual people are the drivers of mainstream politics and new political ideologies, while atheists/modernists/disenchanted are pretty much either irrelevant or clinging desperately to their position of vaning power, paralyzed, and often depressed?
don’t attract individuals, attract entire groups of people. The idea of moving humans one by one when all of their friends are on centralized platforms will only attract lonely people, who won’t be able to promote the platform. The growth will eventually halt.
Move entire communities that are already connected: specific identities, followers of famous people (which should be onboard with the plan), specific subreddits and so on.
chobeat@lemmy.mlOPto
Technology@beehaw.org•Tech Workers Coalition 101 - Onboarding & Overview event Feb 10th
12·7 months agoPeople don’t use forums anymore. Union organizing requires big numbers and being comfortable with being visible.
The URL shortener for sure could be addressed and I invite you to join and contribute to improve that part of the stack. Nonetheless, TWC is not a hacker space or a space for tech experts. You need to use the tools people already use and meet them where they are at. Using niche tools people are not familiar with introduces friction and barriers, that filter out people without tech skills, or without the attention and time to learn a new tool and incorporate it in their routines. Most tech workers are not programmers, remember that. Also people who are too privacy-focused and tech-focused tend to be bad organizers: union organizing implies risks and exposure, and you have to be comfortable with that, while privacy-focused people want to minimize individual risk by staying hidden. For sure privacy of your communication from the employer or the government plays an important role, because it might give sensitive information to your enemy, but if retaining privacy prevents you from having impact, it’s pointless to even start.
chobeat@lemmy.mlOPto
Technology@beehaw.org•Tech Workers Coalition 101 - Onboarding & Overview event Feb 10th
1·7 months agoI’m part of TWC and the organization of this call and I’m Italian. There are different timezones but it’s obviously hard to include all of them. Including UTC wouldn’t help most people.
The very fact that there are two events for two distinct timezones doesn’t suggest there’s an attempt to reach out to a bigger crowd?
chobeat@lemmy.mlOPto
Technology@beehaw.org•Tech Workers Coalition 101 - Onboarding & Overview event Feb 10th
21·7 months agoBecause self-hosting adds complexity and friction, something that impact-oriented organizations might not be able to afford. TWC uses self hosting on more sensitive data anyway, just not on these tools.
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Technology@beehaw.org•Tech Workers Coalition 101 - Onboarding & Overview event Feb 10th
3·7 months agoThe Global chapter of Tech Workers Coalition
chobeat@lemmy.mlOPto
Technology@beehaw.org•Tech Workers Coalition 101 - Onboarding & Overview event Feb 10th
2·7 months agoThe Session A time zone is good for Europeans too. Session B I guess could work for East Asia.
Why do you see this as USA-only?
Also consider the form of these savings. Keeping everything in financial assets might be very dangerous on the very long term. The chances of a world war and/or a financial collapse of the West are relatively high and you don’t want a hyperinflation crisis to destroy all your savings. It happened in Germany, it is happening again in some parts of the world, it will happen again.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
21·7 months agoWe don’t need to involve racism, an American pseudo-science, to consider Americans barbarians. That’s what an American would do: to reduce everything about race when it has nothing to do with it.
Also, it’s white guilt, we all know American liberals and leftists enjoy this stuff.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
9·7 months agoWe cut ties with American people because they are annoying, puritanical and self-entitled.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
14·7 months agoSaying shit like this is very American, for example.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?
142·7 months agoInclude anche la lingua inglese. Da adesso su Lemmy si parla solo Italiano.
chobeat@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•online, what is the most unheard of country (prob by american standards) youve heard of someone being from?
5·7 months agoMet two people from Transnistria, one from the Isle of Man and one from Micronesia. I wouldn’t say they are super rare but I’m quite sure most American would consider these fictional countries.





















it’s a bit different: usually founders are in as much bullshit constraint as the workers. The power is all in the investors and the founders are just the boss clowns. The vast majority of them will fail, by design, leaving them burned out. They are not in the same position of workers materially, but psychologically they are not that far from a worker that wholeheartedly embraces the company mission and burns out because of the circus.