haui @ haui_lemmy @lemmy.giftedmc.com

Gifted Autistic Sysadmin, Anti-Corporate activist

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Welcome, how about we talk about your inability to reflect emotions and open up to people close to you?

That'll be 3000$, have a nice day.

How is that programmer humor of all things and how does that need ai?

Define "the internet" and "my people".

I personally would say the fediverse is pretty close to people i like to debate.

Is that "my people"? Not sure. I'd say they're my tribe. Nerds who have partly let go of reality and especially of the corpoweb. I have proven myself wrong all my life so why not find some comrades to do this more efficiently?

Have a nice day. :)

You're aware that you're claiming things and provide no sources or proof for them, right?

Maybe lets start with trying to do the basics in debating other people. If you make a statement that is not unilaterally understandable, you back it up.

That said, your ad hominem shows me you lack the personality to survive in a union. Going after fellow workers gets you kicked out in a heartbeat. We're one class. Divided we fall, united we stand.

Now show respect and explain if you think I'm wrong or gtfo.

The reich is not germany. Germany after the third reich has also done unspeakable things. Currently, germany is assisting in genocide which hopefully will lead to german politicians being charged and sentenced for crimes against humanity.

My point was your argument is bogus and flying a flag does not mean aligning with every deed. It shows that you dont understand how public image works.

Painting an organization (or a person) as bad is very easy, same with painting them as good (whitewashing). Flying any flag means sparking discourse and in some cases it means reopening the public case to change the public image.

I wrote this to highlight how the term "terror*" is used to smear armed resistance.

Raising a flag in general does not mean you support any and all deeds an organization has done. Another undercomplex take.

For example germany, usa, etc have done unspeakable things, yet we can raise their flag. These double standards are insane. There is no group that - by this standard - would be worthy of flying their flag. Even in the lgbtq and neurodivergence movements there are people who are bad actors. Its is a complete L take.

I'm not saying hamas or whatever group is beyond criticism or even worth considering supporting but I'm saying a very small portion of people speaking about this cab write two paragraphs about these organizations, why and how they were formed and what things they did and what they should be criticized or ousted for.

I just want to learn it to know it

Acquiring a skill just to have it isnt how it works. Skills are perishable, meaning you will unlearn them just as easy. Of course much experience would take a long time but still.

I suggest imagining what you could do with programming. What little problems do you face that could be solved by programming?

You also dont need to write another operaring system or debug "a whole game". If you decide you want to learn programming (because its fun or because you like to create and fix shit), you can make an app run on your computer or phone that didnt run before. I did exactly that and my programming skills are pretty small. You dont have to know all the algorithms or study it to do useful stuff with it.

I made a couple text based games, solved some advent of code riddles and so on. Its fun and it helps seeing the world as a canvas instead of a fixed structure that is applied to you.

They're not. One can join any instance they like. But its like "what brand of toilet paper is someone to buy when they move out?" Thats for you to figure out. Ask someone, try a couple and settle for what helps you most.

That said, account migration would be nice although the possible issues are pretty brutal. An account is mostly a bunch of posts, comments and subscriptions. Reposting them would be fatal, relinking them would be dangerous. Only the subscriptions would be easy to move and i think that exists already.

I see your point. But imo its technically not really feasible.

I think there is an important lesson to be learned here. The countries we live in came to be through (sometimes armed and violent) protest. They dont change through disagreement but through long lasting and resilient protest.

Another important part: a lot of the people we know today as those who formed our human rights and countries, would ne branded terrorists today. The countries we live in use terror to overwhelm opposition but they call it legitimate. We have police in tanks using chemicals against protesters, killing some.

Its total bullshit and sign of undercomplex understanding of the world to blanket distegard groups because they form armed resistance against oppression. Armed resistance is also covered by international human rights, while the actions of the current aggressor are not.

Device remote bricked in 3..2..1

We are in an idiot-autocracy and there is no way out...

Its very easy, also the same for all communication. You move and if your friends want to keep contact to you, they will at least use both. Otherwise they never were your friends, unfortunately. Friends dont abandon friends that are not happy in one place. Most likely, people will THINK it is the reason they cant leave. But its actually just an excuse because they are scared or lazy or insecure. All understandable but you dont get to claim you stay because your friends do.

Once they grasp the idea, some will move. Just get off of these shitty apps and see the excuse for the pile of shit that it is.

Android is not open source in its final form. The base is open source. First step to privacy is checking if you can use something like lineageos or graoheneos. They both include android open source project (aosp) as a base and build on top. Graphene only works on pixel phones and lineage has a variety of phones you can put it on. Dont install play services and use fdroid for most apps. Some apps you will need aurora (play store but anonymous) which is a last resort.

I use fennec on lineageos which works quite well. I have ublock (recommend) and noscript (optional because pretty drastic).

Let me know if you need more help.

No, not once. I've got ablot of issues due to nobody giving a shit when I was young making the tiniest effort to get shit diagnosed and properly taken care of. On top it was out of pure naivety due to the belief that if youre not diagbosed its not true and partly science denial.

As an autistic person I can very much relate. wink

I am not, which I realize is a huge privilege at this point in history. I've gone ahead and just searched workers union in atlanta (first city that came to mind) on duckduckgo and found this: https://ufcw1996.org/

You can also join the international version of the union which i am a member of. They're more radical and demand system change and quite large, depending on the country: https://www.iwa-ait.org/

I realize that the us has been completely gutted in terms of unions. That does not excuse not trying to join one and it is exceedingly stupid to blame anyone but the powers that be for this.

Individualizing systemic oppression is one of the largest weapons against an organized population. Making you hate your neighbor, the local soup kitchen etc for some bogus reason is what isolates people an makes them easy to manipulate.

Keep that in mind if you get frustrated with democracy inducing organizations sometimes not being perfect. "Perfection" is another bogus idea of our sick system. "Works" is what we should strive for and noting more because that means more exploitation of life.

I wish you a good read and feel free to contact me if you need help.

Okay, I have to assume you dont actually know how unions work.

Unions arent employer specific. They can be industry specific but they dont have to be.

You just put your city or the industry you work into your favorite search engine and give the first 5 pages a cursory look. Whatever seems most interesting, you do a little research about. It the impression is net positive, you join them. Most unions also have some kind of solidarity thing where people who dont have a lot dont have to pay a lot.

In return, they help you with work problems, help you find new work in some cases and even strike with you.

Please join unions.

Whats wrong with joining a union? Some 50 yrs ago, over 80% of factory workers were unionized, today its more like 30% iirc. Its not because unions dont work, its because they do and companies spend copius anounts to get them discredited.

JOIN A UNION.

Just based on what you wrote and what I know of linux, I'd say knowledge of the filesystem, installation and troubleshooting process, gpu drivers and troubleshooting them, getting different setups, both hardware and software going and keeping them in good working condition in a workplace environment where long downtimes arent acceptable like they might be for a hobbyist.

Of course that will probably include good knowledge of the terminal and what it can do, basic bash skills. Maybe also knowledge in enterprise linux distros.

But then again, job ads are usually written by people who have the least professional skill in the posted job and often only view things from their perspective which means they might say proficient because you're supposed to not be scared or a noob when using linux at work.