xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

Everyone should really try to set up a searx instance on their machines. There's only a few hundred users right now. If enough decent folks started running it and scraped a little piece of the Internet they care about (you can even set it up as a proxy server to scrape any site you've been to) then we'd have a search platform that, while imperfect, would at least actually have all the sites places like Google refuses to show.

Despite what supporters of the monster state want you to believe, there are times when states push back against federal power and the supremacy clause doesn’t even apply. Learn about this powerful 10th Amendment tool called anti-commandeering.

https://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2024/05/10th-amendment-why-the-supremacy-clause-doesnt-apply-when-states-opt-out/

We can’t rely solely on lawsuits and courts to protect us from the growing wave of anti-speech internet legislation. We need to let the lawmakers know that the public is becoming aware of their censorship plans—and won’t stand for them!

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/freedom-of-speech/the-kosa-internet-censorship-bill-just-passed-the-senate-its-our-last-chance-to-stop-it

#TheFreeThoughtProject

Linux Sucks 2024 (by B. Lunduke)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58mLZyShQjQ

Linux 2023 news that you probably never heard of.

1) Red Hat after being bought by IBM:
- closed down source code,
- laid off 760 people,
- RHEL and Fedora ditched LibreOffice
- DEI department created an anti-White pledge & "ally" badges.
2) openSUSE plans to ditch the chameleon mascot.
3) Gentoo is now a binary distribution.
4) GNOME hires professional shaman as new executive director.
5) Ubuntu goes 100% Snappy and ditches the Debian base.
6) Linux Foundation spends only 2% of its budget on Linux kernel. The rest goes to AI, blockchain, vaccine passports, green energy, Covid contact tracing, medical industry analytics, farm management, power grid management, DEI "badging".
7) At least we still have Linus Torvalds.
8) More than 70% of Linux Foundation board members are GPL violators.

I raise you

Turns out HDMI works as well
CABLES ARE INSECURE!111!!! XD

@nikiboo he is right.

The Senate just passed a bill that will let the federal and state governments investigate and sue websites that they claim cause kids mental distress. #KOSA
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/the-kosa-internet-censorship-bill-just-passed-the-senate-its-our-last-chance-to-stop-it.html

As a global IT outage wreaks havoc on digital payment systems, mainstream media finally sounds the alarm on cashless society risks - but has the warning come too late? #CashlessAgenda #CashlessSociety
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/digital-dystopia-lessons-from-the-global-it-outage-on-the-perils-of-cashless-living.html

thread discussing CRT's, retro games, and game preservation
https://x.com/KaelanRamos/status/1817938298024706487
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@nikiboo

@xianc78 we could have had it at the Christmas truce.... damn.... always makes me sad to think about. guys who were more than willing to have a drink with each other for a night knowing full well they'd have to kill each other the next day if they didn't want to be killed/tortured by their governments. i think i heard that a lot of them simply pretended to be fighting after that, but that might have been a different battle.