pfp: ah_to_hk separatist Hong Kong political cartoon that ironically made Olympic gold medalist Vivian Kong look very based. (src)
The DPRK has already responded that anything short of material de-escalation would not be registered as reconciliation.
The DPRK abandoning reunification was the materially correct decision. It makes ROK authorities have to come to them rather than creating joint spaces where progress is stalled and vectors for subversion are created.
Abandoning reunification also would make it more feasible to agitate against forced conscription since the justification is so plainly not there.
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Signal is not privacy respecting at all when it still requires a phone number for signups and there are no third party servers.
Their app also links with google play services on android (there is a degoogled release called Molly that I use instead of the main app).
The main benefit of signal is just having access to a un-facebooked WhatsApp that is easy enough to get other people on. I use signal for this reason.
People should check out GNU Jami as a p2p messaging application that requires no signup at all. Or just check out XMPP which requires no phone number or additional credentials besides a username and password.
Congress, the Pentagon, and private housing companies
Governman, governman, and then big private business. Something’s not adding up. 
I hate this so much and would totally be pissed if this continues.
I say, from my GNU emacs running Lemmy.
Azov Nazis need to be placed into positions of civil society or else Ukraine might rediscover peace on its own.
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Some things don’t add up.
It said the fire was a possible known outcome and not a system failure.
so their mitigation plan just includes, letting it happen.
Critical support to Anduril grifting the defense sector and stealing contracts from competent fascists.
When “once in 300 years” becomes “once every year.”
Open source intelligence experts have suggested a European agency could have disclosed this information to expose the blossoming relationship between the presidential aide and the Kremlin.
The EU will assert its sovereignty… By declaring more war to defeat the dasterdly russophile american leader.
First we will buy 100 anduril VR headsets.
Completely slipped from my mind, yes and Cuba.
Both the DPRK and Cuba have shown the the crushing sanctions (which to me feel like a practice environment for the scarcity post climate change) can be overcome through socialist organization and international solidarity.
That the DPRK still manages to exist. There’s probably no greater proof that communism works than the DPRK surviving the Fukuyama end of history neoliberalism blitz and still being committed to improving the lives of its citizens.
Other than that, climate change.
From the register article that this site just cites from: https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/26/dell_q3_2026
Dell can survive flat PC growth because its enterprise AI hardware portfolio is booming. The company booked orders for $12.3 billion worth of AI servers in the quarter ended October 31st, and shipped machines valued at $5.6 billion. Revenue from servers and networking kit reached $10.1 billion for the quarter, up 37 percent year-over-year.
When the [[ real ]] products stop being sold, we can sell the [[ fake ]] ones at a markup that makes the [[ line go up ]] 
Would they ever do anything as based as the blowing up mark zuckerberg mission in V again?
My bets is that they won’t.
The Ukrainians captured here are just stooges to push the “Andromeda” yacht theory forward. Why would they suddenly be captured now, in the summer of 2025, for a crime whose investigation was suspended already by Denmark and Sweden and went cold on the German side. The probe from Russia into the sabotage was also rejected by all members of the UN SC besides Brazil and China.
The Polish judge also made the “just war” argument for their captive who they refused to extradite. It seems like the narrative is forming to justify the bombings post-hoc using these stooges as narrative framing devices. Of course, Germany will never challenge them on this because to do so would mean re contextualizing the entire war as something other than the righteous defeating the evil.
The idea of using a yacht to dive under and destroy a gas pipeline was so implausible it was even disproven by German TV ARD (https://archive.is/GV9gM) in the August of 2024, which demonstrated that a shitty rented yacht would be the least of your worries when trying to pull this off (the first thing being that your vessel would get picked up by Russia in an instant)
It’s an open secret that liberal Europeans deny because it would mean that people have economic and material interests beyond ideology, which is not possible because everyone is incompetent (genuinely how Eurolibs think).
Greasemonkey was superseded by violentmonkey, and tampermonkey is proprietary. It doesn’t work on google chrome specifically because of it supporting the more restrictive manifest version 3 and dropping manifest version 2. Other chromium based browsers should work like brave but Firefox will never drop manifest v2.
Web stuff is highly technical, which is why a lot of companies use the web to push anti features. Wish you luck.
Legacy proprietary codebase, so every new person who has to be brought on has to be trained for months on how to navigate it, with all its idiosyncratic behavior.
Combine that with the fact that development speed stagnates the more people are added onto a project you get modern windows applications being held together by what worked 30 years ago.
Axis of evil is now the axis of CRINK. I’m so crink-pilled right now.
No, it will all be Trump’s fault from being [insert homophobic slur of choice] with Putin, Europe needs sovereignty and the way to do that is to militarize the entire bloc so we can fight Russia again and again because they are the devil who ruined everything.
We just placed an order for 100 more american wunderwaffen to show we mean business.
We are still in the denial stage of the grieving process after 3 years of protracted war.