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7 hours agoLooks like a bunch of leaves on a sidewalk with a cat.
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2·9 hours agoI wouldn’t consider worker coops to be capitalist, since by its very nature, it’s “workers owning the means of production.”
11·18 hours agoTry AntiX, but don’t expect magic, especially when it comes to browsing the modern web.
AntiX runs quite well on my late 90s PC, and it’s just a Debian-based distro that still uses the Debian repos, but is optimized for extremely low spec PCs.
The modern web, especially with all of its JS and more modern video codecs, will be quite the struggle to run. YouTube still has support for h264 streams, so you can try downloading the video and using a local video player to play it, if you can get the h264 stream and your hardware has hardware decoding support. Not sure what codecs Peertube uses.
Anything short of 100% tax rate above ~$50 million isn’t enough, since with that 90% rate, the ultra wealthy were still able to buy the government and buy influence among the populace.
The Red Scare didn’t come out of just one guy’s ideas.
3·6 days agoWhat a splendid pie. Pizza pizza pie.
You’re not gonna get anywhere with that attitude.
Well you’re not going to if you never try.
15·8 days agoAMD graphics hardware is extremely well supported on every distro out of the box. The Steam Deck, for instance, uses an AMD iGPU.
There are so many Crystal improvement ROM hacks that it’s very difficult to decide which one to play. I hear Polished Crystal is really good as well.
Fair enough
Kanto was Gen 1, though.
113·8 days agoHehe…
Cock
Nonspherical Land
4·8 days agoBiff was directly based on Trump.
This is Epstein we’re talking about. It’s bad.
5·10 days agoWho is this Eddy guy anyway?
431·11 days ago
Definitely better than a standard corporation, but since the workers aren’t the owners, they can still be exploited at the end of the day. With worker coops, the workers democratically run the business that they spend most of their waking hours working at. With consumer coops, the consumers decide how the business is run (in an ideal scenario), but the workers don’t get a say, or at least don’t get more of a say than consumers, assuming the workers are also consumers.