It's one that's worth the price for sure, it's also not full of DRM so you could technically 🏴‍☠️it if you want to

realsuffshistory.org redirects to this

while realsuffshistory.com was bought by the play and now redirects to their ticket purchase site.

But the invasive species is only there because of direct human intervention. Just because it's an externality, doesn't mean it's not our fault or responsibility to try and fix it.

Engels is a good name for a black and white cat

Plaintext and a simple kanban board are all you need.

I've been using one called Planka and it's great. Incredibly minimal and all important info is documented elsewhere so it can just be used for organization.

Love using a basic SQL database for data warehousing (we need it for billing purposes and SQL records give us a lot more freedom to set up visualizations and data dashboards).

All day to day communication is either in person, over chats, or though plaintext files and comments left in project directories.

Now I feel bad because I lost 3 leftist books in a move and can't afford the late fees 😭

I remember helping a friend wrote one in R and Python like 10+ years ago when we were in highschool to predict the MISO energy market.

Some dude paid us like $3000 to make one for him because he wanted to buy a $10k solar farm in Oklahoma so he could speculate on grid futures...

All the outdoor cat needs to do is not go near the bird feeders...

It's obviously a bit, the punchline is delivered perfectly.

It is a bit

But the person is real

Same as any other means of production. Mass media is what started the really revolutions of the proletarian era, the Internet is still young.

What's happening is Amazon comes in and builds a warehouse or data center, then Black Rock comes in and buys up the homes around there area, then sells those homes off to developers who build "luxury apartments" near the data center. Bonus points if the owner of the developer is also contacting with Amazon.

This means they charge 80% of the wage earned at the warehouse for the apartments and can keep rent in lockstep with wages meaning a wage increase is just a shifting of funds from the warehouse profits to the landlord profits.

Weird, that seems to be one of the only ones that shows up. Even searching hexbear returns results for prolewiki and the gitlab first