@awilfox he killed more kulaks and sent more people to gulag (who usually died) than Hitler sent to concentration camps. Not to mention Stalin attempted to exterminate the Ukranians, and also the Jews at one time by exiling them to Siberia.
To mitigate the 20 years' extension of copyright span in the Sonny Bono Act of 1998:
> Congress included a provision giving libraries broad latitude to reproduce works that are in the last 20 years of their copyright terms for purposes of scholarship and research. The most significant restriction: the works have to be out of print and not available for a "reasonable price."
And now the Internet Archive is make use of that exemption:
> But until this week, it seems that no one had done this yetâpartly because the law is vague and partly because libraries must do some research to verify that a work qualifies for the exemption.
> The Internet Archive is hoping to change that with the Sonny Bono Memorial Collection.
Things are changing very soon on mst3k.interlinked.me rule-wise.
The proposed rule changes boil down to the following:
* Instances harbouring members of the authoritarian left or right will be blocked
* Users consistently, deliberately, and unapologetically causing distress to others (aside from accidental slip-ups, intent is important here) will be blocked
* Users who advocate extreme violence or armed revolt will be blocked, and instances harbouring too many of these users will also
antifa is an organisation that perpetrates political violence and performs acts of terrorism.
riseup.net is a bunch of people with an anti-capitalist agenda who want to get people off Facebook. They're like @hannes2peer and @mmn , just bigger and more organized.
If you want to support a network service provider who supports antifa, support mayfirst.org instead.
Two things:
1) There is excellent left-wing criticism of antifa and their methods. I suggest you read it:
The direct connection between antifa and riseup.net is a meme mainly coming from one article by two kekistani alt-right guys, who present some flimsy evidence for it.
Even that Counterpunch article by Anthony DiMaggio got it wrong initially, so your confusion and the confusion of that steemit post is understandable.
riseup.net is an anarchist (Bakunin sense) and therefore anti-capitalist collective that provides anonymous and/or decentralized services to left-wing activists as an alternative to corporate network services. It is a fact that many antifa people use their services, and it's possible that riseup.net agrees with that use, or otherwise that it would be riseup.net's best interest to take a stance against such groups to clarify things, but I see no statements on the riseup.net site to indicate that they endorse political violence.
I'm sure there are antifa people on quitter.se and social.umeahackerspace.se too, that doesn't mean those servers and their admins support political violence.
Now, if you want to bring up a similar example of a network service provider that actually officially supports antifa tactics and therefore political violence, that would be mayfirst.org who express explicit support for Autonome Antifa Freiburg, autonome-antifa.org , who advocate e.g. violence against the police.
@clacke Not much of a TV watcher, although I must confess that I liked both of those series (as much as I saw, that is).
At the time, I had two friends with cable. The rest of us did other things instead of watching television. Or I could visit one of the TV-watching friends, but they didn't watch Star Trek.
@clacke I probably saw 2-3 episodes of #STDS9 and maybe 10 of #STTNG (all seen as I dropped #sonOne off at his mom's place and he turned on Star Trek as an excuse to prolong our time together).
I was completely unaware of Wesley's existence until about two years ago.
So, given that the NSA exists, and can be considered to have hypervisor root to all US clouds, and that some extremely *motivated* forces on the US far right with access to the White House would love to have the NSA's capability (as yet they don't - but I expect eventually they'll get that)...
... the world is in the position of actual Nazis and just plain ruthless people having at least read access to *all* corporate clouds.
Expect this. Understand it. Imagine what it means.
There was a small leak in the package, too small for me to see, but I could see its effect: a small pile of flour had poured out onto the shelf and 4-5 of the buggers were in it. Inside the package I could see maybe a dozen at a glance.
They haven't been a nuisance. I have seen maybe 1-2 of them in the mixing bowl in the same cabinet every 1-2 days. But I have been wondering a bit where they were coming from, double-checked the flour bag and the plastic bag around it a few times, and it feels good to have this minor mystery resolved.