Notices by Strypey (strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz), page 185

@h true, but the ethics (earth care, people care, fair share), as defined by Mollison and Holmgren, are a core part of the curriculum for any Permaculture Design Certificate course, and pretty universally accepted by permies worldwide. The GPL is a strategy for protecting the freedoms valueed by the software freedom movement. The PDC curriculum serves a similar function for the permaculture movement.
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@h@sunbeamcity.city True, but the ethics (earth care, people care, fair share), as defined by Mollison and Holmgren, are a core part of the curriculum for any Permaculture Design Certificate course, and pretty universally accepted by permies worldwide. The GPL is a strategy for protecting the freedoms valueed by the software freedom movement. The PDC curriculum serves a similar function for the permaculture movement.
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> "There is no permaculture binding document"

True, but the ethics (earth care, people care, fair share), as defined by Mollison and Holmgren, are a core part of the curriculum for any Permaculture Design Certificate course, and pretty universally accepted by permies worldwide. The GPL is a strategy for protecting the freedoms valueed by the software freedom, the

@muzkore @aral denial of one of the unavoidable aspects of grief, and grief is a natural reaction to discovering that the world political-economy is dominated by artificial psychopaths.

@clacke the silly thing is that the series would be better if they took their time to tell the story, like they did in the early seasons. The only reason I can think of for rushing it is that someone is getting bored and trying to get it over and done with.

@wakest @clacke did you see the follow-up post about hacker organizations providing ID credentials as a get of membership? You'd still need decentralised identity protocols (something akin to OpenID or OAuth) to handle authentication, but the ID providers would be a federation of mutually trusting membership organizations. Essentially I'm proposing that authentication can have any two of decentralisation, trustlessness, or accountability but not all three.

@anaulin i believe folks from the Loomio Coop have written about this in their handbook and blood. If a web search doesn't turn up anything useful let me know and I'll dig into my history and see if I can find the stuff I'm thinking of. Rich from Loomio / Enspiral is writing a book on decentralised organising, working draft up now on Leanpub.

@kogumanomisha @mike there's also Parabola and Hyperbola, which are the deblobbed versions of Arch, with and without systemd respectively.

@clacke I removed the YT app, thanks to the SuperUser app that Kingoroot installed. It's Fennec that's opening. I'll try your suggestion.

@Elizafox that's the conclusion I'm also coming to. Increasingly I find myself arguing the other side of debates I took the identitarian side of in the 90s. I don't think what I argued them was wrong as such, but rather that I tended to strawman the other side of the argument, and pathologize dissenting views, which I now see leftists doing a lot in debates in the fediverse (they're not the only ones though, by a long shot).

@clacke hmm, how do I get this to open in Newpipe?

@clacke oh it was, for at least the first 4 or 5 seasons. But once it stopped being based on carefully plotted and vividly details books, it starting going stale. Even the productions values have faltered somewhat. At this point it's like they've all lost interest and they're just fulfilling a contractual obligation.

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For example, I can buy certified organic food and have reasonable confidence that I am supporting growers using sustainable practices, without personally inspecting their farms. That's possible because the word "organic" stands in for a shared set of values around sustainable land use. It's not an ironclad guarantee, but it's a big improvement on just buying anything and hoping for the best.

@mike_hales @h @KevinCarson1 @mayel @matslats don't underrate the importance of values. The Four Freedoms are an articulation of a set of values. So are the permaculture ethics. They summarize, in simple terms, how production will and won't be done by an organisation that shares them. They allow for informal coordination of effort on a much larger scale than any set of formal MoUs.

@Wolf480pl thanks for the tip anyway. I'll do some web searching and see what I can learn about manually updating su and using the libre SuperUser. Can you recommend a CLI app for Android/Linux?

@mike_hales to clarify, I am using "commons" in the way Ostrom used it (or not just an open access free-for-all), and "federation" in the classic anarchist sense; a mutual aid organisation that coordinates cooperation between constituent organizations, without having power over them. So yes, a "commons of commons" would be the same thing, but a "movement of movements" wouldn't (much looser and less structured eg the broader libre software movement).

@jb55 @dredmorbius @cjd also it's news to me that Venezuela is "communist". Don't they still have multi-party elections, and a free press? I believe they did under Chavez. Also I'm aware he nationalised the country's oil industry, but when did they abolish private property?

@jb55 @dredmorbius @cjd somebody has already mentioned China. From inside it actually looks more like a mixed economy than the pure command economy people tend to think of when they use "communism" as an attack word. But it certainly has an all-encompassing government, which runs lots of long term plans, and owns a lot of the major infrastructure companies (eg telecoms). You can't describe their economic conditions as "poor".

@ink_slinger yeah I guess I grew up using a flannel (UK English word for it) for whole body washing. From memory I stopped bothering with them well before I left home.

@alcinnz it would be great to get other social enterprise companies doing handsets to join and commit to a transition to freedom-respecting OEMs. I'm thinking of the likes of Fairphone.