Soon-Shiong was born in South Africa, and under apartheid was considered "colored". Basically everyone that wasn't white was discriminated against, Chinese were legally second-class citizens.
It was only well into the 70's, more than 20 years after his birth, that some Asians started getting "honorary white" status.
I don't think there's been any proof that they are anywhere near Ukraine, but there was that one geolocated video of North Koreans in Russia, about 70 miles from the NK border.
That's because it's never the same stuff in "pink cocaine". There is no real recipe, there are many manufacturers (it's literally no effort, lol).
I really wasn't expecting what I found when I looked at https://darkrenaissance.github.io/darkfi/philosophy/philosophy.html
Citing the PKK and Baudrillard to justify a crypto project? Saying the fall of the Soviet Union was bad? Opposing anarch-capitalism?
Kinda weird, and it doesn't seem like the philosophy has that much to do with the actual code.
restic to a local server and to cloud storage. it varies by device, but usually just everything in /home/. The rest of the operating system should be reproducible, whether through images, ansible, nix, or guix, given the information in /home/.
scheduling is done through systemd, usually (or the non-systemd equivalent). I use BackBlaze now, but I switch around occasionally. restic has policy based snapshot removal, and a prune option.
You're jinxing it, he'll last until January 2nd or something
we should try to find theory taglines that sound like internet drama taglines, to keep people guessing
I mean, misandry does exist in so far as an individuals prejudice, but not exactly systemically.
A lot of what could be perceived as systemic misandry is really just the more toxic aspects of patriarchy and masculinity. In controlling society, masculinity claimed violence as it's own. So when men are much less likely to be taken seriously in SA cases, or when they get longer sentences than women for the same crime, it's the flip side of what benefits men. The power imbalance is overall in men's favor, which is why it's not really misandry, but it's not like it doesn't harm men in some ways (and I think most feminists would agree with that).
imo misogyny should also just be used for personal prejudice, because it doesn't really encompass all that makes up patriarchy.
This particular case is a bit interesting, the tweet is a bit misleading. The "banter" was calling the dude a "bald c***"", and the sex-related harassment is just one part, on a whole it was a wrongful dismissal suit. But basically harassment by British law is unwanted conduct related to a protected characteristic, that violates dignity and creates a hostile environment. Sex is a protected characteristic, and all of the parties agreed that baldness was much more common among the male sex, and that bald insults were more likely to be directed at men. The lower court ruled in favor of the dude (after all, it met the criteria usually used), so the defendant appealed, arguing that a sex-related trait has to be exclusive. The judge thought that reasoning was silly, it would mean that "Hiya Big Tits" isn't sex-related because men can have "tits" too. Y'all can read of the thing if you want: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66fe7b96e84ae1fd8592ed89/British_Bung_Manufacturing_Company_Ltd_v_Mr_A_Finn__2023__EAT_165.pdf.
So much Isekai would be a lot better if they just did away with the Isekai part. If the main character was just from that alternate world, but grew up isolated, usually the plot would end up the same. And sometimes it seems like the author knows Isekai is a bad idea, so it's just an introduction and maybe brought up infrequently, but it's irrelevant to the plot.
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, for example, the slime being a salary worker in a previous work isn't too relevant. It could just as easily be "The Life and Times of an Intelligent Slime", where the slime has intelligence because it came across an artifact or was born like it. The story wouldn't change too much.
Isekai is often just self-inserting, but like.... not good.
Pretty neat vid, I like how the destruction is actually very obvious and visible.
A lot of other similar videos have vehicle kills where it's really hard to tell the aftermath, because either the explosion causes a lot of dust and smoke, making it hard to see, or it's some anti-tank weaponry penetrates, making damage hard to tell.
Pretty neat vid, I like how the destruction is actually very obvious and visible.
A lot of other similar videos have vehicle kills where it's really hard to tell the aftermath, because either the explosion causes a lot of dust and smoke, making it hard to see, or it's some anti-tank weaponry penetrates, making damage hard to tell.
A photo of the tote bag made for the convention.
The photo is a 1974 photo of Leslie Feinberg, from the FBI file on hir. I've written a piece on my interpretation of Transgender Warriors and Trans Liberation, but I don't think it's quite polished enough, so I'll post it later. Instead, I'll go over hir FBI file: https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/dc-metro/rg-065/6282555/Batch0010/6282555_100-HQ-480756.PDF.
The FBI thought Feinberg could be violating the Communist Control Act, advocating the overthrow of the government, and engaging in rebellion. Needless to say, a hero to all of us. Feinberg was a member of the Workers World Party (the party still exists, but more notably PSL split from it), which apparently wasn't openly advocating for the overthrow of the U.S, they just think it's inevitable.
My favorite line? "captioned subject is believed to be a white female, who became male through some kind of sex change operation, and is possibly homosexual". Some interesting language choice, and it's an interesting snapshot into the evolution of Leslie's identity.
The FBI found Leslie's place of birth and birthdate from public school records. It's a bit of an interesting look into all of the many places the FBI can get their information, along with how information like that was so much more patchwork before the digital age.
"Interview of subject is not being recommended because of the questionable nature of his sexuality". Hmm, interesting.
It's interesting how their investigation spanned multiple cities, from Kansas City to NYC to Bufffalo to Boston. It probably involved quite a few officers, though I'm sure it wasn't the main focus for all of them.
There's some interesting mention about changes in Leslie's gender identity. Born a girl, for a time wearing a beard and mustache, then going back to "she". I'm sure we all know, Feinberg's gender didn't stop evolving there.
"Subject reportedly contributes all extra money to WWP", Leslie definitely was dedicated to the cause. Leslie doesn't attend NYC WWP meetings, but the FBI doesn't mention why.
The FBI isn't immune to typoes, Leslie did some "criminal terspass" that garnered some attention.They wasted some time checking if Leslie was in Boston, but verified where Leslie in NYC lived by pretending to be a part of the Voter Registration Commission.
There's a whole 43 pages of documents, all just from 1974-75. There's plenty of interesting tidbits in there, so maybe check it out.
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wish I was better at making interesting titles
Another sweetie down, infinite cuteness on the human race
It looks like they did a true tit-for-tat, blowing up a target with a missile (or a planted explosive). Reporting is early, so it's hard to tell, just like with the Ismael Haniyeh situation.
The photo is from Tel Aviv (and off Facebook, lol), it seems to show the response. Haven't seen any photos of the explosion itself yet, but I'm sure those will be coming out shortly.
It could have also been some other group, but that seems unlikely.
I actually found this on r/Anarcho_Capitalism, where they were talking about how Assad didn't do the chemical attacks. Quite strange, honestly.
jk, some europeans are cool
Solidarity.