It's disturbing how often Portuguese young adults only find out they have health issues after becoming financially independent because the standard attitude to sick kids was "stop being a pussy"
Notices by Machado (machado@refactorcamp.org)
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Machado (machado@refactorcamp.org)'s status on Friday, 24-May-2019 13:07:26 EDT Machado -
Machado (machado@refactorcamp.org)'s status on Friday, 04-Jan-2019 04:36:24 EST Machado It's a tragic comedy, how the portuguese media try to feed extremism to get views.
First, they tried to astroturf a "yellow jacket" kerfuffle. Lots of pre-event coverage of the "protest that will stop the nation", with lots of social media presence using vague language to try to get any willing protester to show up.
End result: people for and against petrol taxes, people for the legalization of firearms/weed/street racing, people for/against more animal rights.
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Machado (machado@refactorcamp.org)'s status on Saturday, 10-Nov-2018 06:48:45 EST Machado @vgr @bkam Don't know if you ever heard of EVE Online. It was/is a particularly lawless pvp game, and I once read an interesting theory by a player.
He said coalitions don't break from big defeats, because a big defeat can be spun into a galvanizing narrative. But if you make their lives boring, unpleasant, and confusing, in a thousand small ways, you can drive a wedge between the membership and the leadership, and people eventually just give up and leave.
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Machado (machado@refactorcamp.org)'s status on Thursday, 18-Oct-2018 11:40:30 EDT Machado @Elmkast Historical reenactment of the toot in question:
Have some more portuguese music: Moonspell - Os Senhores da Guerra
https://youtu.be/mqyyeI0b29QJosé Cid - O Caos
https://youtu.be/13s4NdT3lhsValete - À Noite
https://youtu.be/D52Vbu3g15E