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  • I think this is just irresponsible to say; the liberation of the working class is the job of the worker alone. I can’t go into detail on Lemmy for obvious reasons, but actually existing resistance networks of working class people do deal with and help each other with things like house raids. If you are at the point where you’re receiving this kind of state repression, you will also be well connected enough to get the support you need. I get my house raided occasionally, my comrades get raided semi-frequently, we all deal with it and live with it just like every other revolutionary throughout history who has stood up to an oppressive state and seen capital with its mask off.





  • I support moving off GH but

    There is no way to send in a patch, raise an issue, or anything without an account there

    Currently this is the case everywhere? With the exception of projects that take email patches, currently all the options are centralised/not federated, and even if e.g. Forgejo finished adding ActivityPub integration you’d still need an account on some Forgejo instance to contribute. Same for email patches; they still require having an email address. If it’s specifically about giving MS your data, sure, although iirc the only data they actually require is an email address. You can use duckduckgo’s duck addresses to get one that’s relatively anonymous (i.e. can be deanonymised by duckduckgo but I doubt anyone’s conspiring that hard to deanonymise a random github user).








  • communism@lemmy.mltoProgrammer Humor@lemmy.mlOff by one solitude
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    5 months ago

    No, there is simply no such thing as “zeroth”, that’s not how ordinal numbers work. If I have the following numbered list:

    1. Foo

    2. Bar

    3. Baz

    The first item is “Foo” which is indexed 5. It is not the fifth item, because the item indexed 5 comes first in the list, so the item indexed 5 is the first item. Ordinal numbers don’t refer to index, they refer to order.