They don't... If you mean Uighurs the UN did not recognise the arrests as a genocide, neither did the ICJ or ICC. The camps are closed and the Uighurs still exist, you can go visit the cities where they are an ethnic majority.

If you have a vibratory tool you can join whatever since PLA melts so low but round shit you can put in a chuck will weld with a drill. They do wear down a bit though, so you need some extra material and you stop when it's in the right place.

[-] naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com 36 points 1 day ago

Is there an actual source for this? I did a quick search and didn't find anything but I can't search Swedish texts.

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/edited-volume/9780815515814/handbook-of-plastics-joining pirate this and read chapter 17 it's really valuable

I actually prefer other kinds of fastening for pla. Magnets can be melted into undersized holes via a soldering iron (just avoid cooking too hot, keep it around 100 degrees).

Push fits and friction welds work well in certain applications.

[-] naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com 16 points 2 days ago

I actually don't watch films, I just scroll letterboxd and scoff

[-] naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 2 days ago

And yet the decline continues! One great man does not determine the course of a nation and albo is not even that.

[-] naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 2 days ago

Meanwhile, Australia is actually progressing a little bit

If you mean progressing towards a fascist decline sure. We've had literal Nazis march in the street alongside politicians who gave their support, an extremely brutal crackdown on the right to protest, right wing parties surging, continued undermining of healthcare and education in favour of the bourgeois, expansion of fossil fuel projects, hardcore backing of ultraright wing militarism in the usa and Japan.

Cunt's fucked mate.

[-] naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com 9 points 2 days ago

China has lifted almost a billion people out of the extreme poverty left by colonial exploitation and drug wars.

Lead the way on actual green transition globally and is basically the only large nation meaningfully trying to avert the catastrophe that will render a huge swath of the planet uninhabitable in a few generations displacing billions of people.

Stood up to US and EU exploitative colonial hegemony in favour of international law repeatedly. China continually advocates for actually following the RBO in the face of rapacious USA warmaking.

China has not engaged in an offensive war since the revoltion.

Distributed vaccinations cheaply to nations the west would not sell to during the last pandemic which killed fucking millions of people.

Has set up alternative funding programs for countries to develop that are far less exploitative than IMF loans.

Is all of this self interested to some degree? If course it is. Is it self interested to the detriment of the world? I think you would struggle to make that case when held up next to other superpowers.

What the fuck is your threshold for a good nation? Has anyone in the 21st century met it?

[-] naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 3 days ago

When your own legal advice tells you that you're illegally charging someone maybe you should not?

Clear political interference.

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It's just a pungent salty umami flavour. Like miso, doenjanj, or furu.

Some people have palates that enjoy intense flavours, some people prefer mild flavours. It's not better or worse than anything else one might add to a dish or spread on bread to accompany breakfast.

I prefer the flavour of furu personally, although the texture and smell are intense enough that vegemite often becomes the default by convenience.

As australia has no culture people just get up in arms about the little things. You could read about schismogenisis if you wanted a broader overview of how similar peoples amplify little things to differentiate themselves.

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Nfi why? It is literally blasted out into space for anyone with a receiver to hear but now unless I want to spend 2 gigs of ram and a CPU core I can't listen on a computer.

Why lock down public radio? What possible state interest does that serve?

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And all that data does by definition exclude: “AI” is not built on “all of humankind’s knowledge” but based on whatever a mostly western view of the world and what is relevant looks like. Cultures who are not within that framework, who might even be based on more oral forms of keeping history and knowledge are not represented. Even if those groups are not actively excluded (which again they very often are) there are huge populations who just are not seen by the data do not get a say in how they are represented. Or if they are represented it’s just as problems: Think about unsheltered people for example.

The right loves those patterns because they confirm their prejudices: Ask an image generator for a picture of two people kissing and you most often get a heterosexual couple, often white. Because that’s what the training data looks like. That makes “AI” perfect for creating the form of idealized, fictional “past” that fascists love to allude to (“make America great again“), a past that never existed but that needs to be saved or restored (we’ll get back to that later).

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we can pretty easily determine the short-term purpose of “AI”: The destruction of labor power.

This dismantling happens on multiple levels by attacking the foundation of what allows those forms of organization to take place.

The first level is very individualistic: By pointing at “the AI” that can replace a worker that worker is pressured into working harder, not asking for raises or any other improvements of their working conditions. Even though “AI” cannot do your job, the threat itself is useful to employers to undermine your individual power, your feeling of being valuable as a worker.

The second level is about attacking the idea of solidarity and connection: Because “AI” will not replace you (again, “AI” cannot replace the absolute majority of workers!) “but someone using AI will”. This sets up kind of a Thunderdome in which we all have to fight against each other for scraps/jobs. This framing implies that you should not unionize and connect with your fellow workers but that you should see them as your enemies, as the people who will take your job and your ability to provide for your family. We know this dynamic, it’s exactly how the right presents migration as “attack”. It also normalizes violence again turning all of existence into an endless fight against one another (unless you are one of the few people in power of course).

The third level is somewhat more devious. Because it makes us do that form of dissolving of social bonds ourselves. An example: If I use an “AI” to generate an illustration instead of asking a designer I am saying that while my skills and labor has value, that of the designer has not. This implicitly cuts my ability to form connections of solidarity with designers whose work and livelihood I have implicitly declared irrelevant. It makes me put myself over my fellow workers, workers who are facing the same struggles as me, who are my comrades. But no more.

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Asked about the finding that social cohesion did not justify the law, Minns took aim at the Greens for supporting protesters charged after February’s anti-Herzog protest at Sydney’s town hall, when the law was in force. The rally is now subject of a police watchdog investigation into allegations of police misconduct and brutality.

🙃

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Interesting I think is where Tom closes out, about how the cops used purity tests, gossip, and drama to undermine movements and create divisions.

Something to think about, amidst the endless purity wars on lemmy.

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I basically manually exclude results after 2021 now because the internet sucks. I found this addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/duckduckgo-date-range/ but it is buggy and doesn't remember settings between sessions.

Willing to look at self hosting. It's tedious to always set a date range.

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Don't worry though, if you view the package from above (very natural for something hung at eye level) and ignore all the deceptive graphics implying 2 sticks are in there then it technically does state that it is a "starter kit"

This is obviously designed to decieve right? Like no matter what they technically say it is deliberately printed to obscure that the sheath is not around the tube and is actually the second tube, while placing the description in a hidden way. Isn't this sort of anti-customer packaging like specifically not allowed here?

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I enjoy books more than internet essays. Sue me.

Everyone could always stand to read more, I think gelderloos is a reactionary shithead who deserves to be trampled to death by a horde of escaped cattle slaves, have read bookchin and graeber and enjoyed them both.

I've also read most of C. Scott's work which is interesting generally although the man seemed a bit incoherent.

Who are some modern anarchist authors worth reading? Give me your difficult academic texts where I'll have to check 200 references. I fucking love them!

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Seeing protestors, wave the goddamned flag of the shah (or at least permit people waving it in their number).

This is why you need theory and history. They play games with our fucking lives, divide and conquer has been the name of the game for more than half a millenia now.

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