Putin and Trump are set to negotiate,
On Ukraine, a war that they hate.
Will peace finally bloom,
Or will they face doom,
In discussions of power and state.
#GuardianLimerick #Russia #Ukraine #Europe
theguardian.com/world/2025/jan…
Putin ‘ready for negotiations’ with Trump on Ukraine war
Russian president strikes noticeably favourable tone, downplaying Trump’s economic threatsPjotr Sauer (The Guardian)
Baubeginn 2. Hj. 2025
Von Wunstorf bis Lohnde
Stichkanal Linden von Lohnde bis Linden: Keine Zeitangabe
Mittellandkanal Stadt Hannover: Keine Zeitangabe
Das wird doch so nichts. Die Wege am Stichkanal Linden sind so zerfallen, dass ich da nicht mehr langfahre. Alternativrouten tur Arbeit sind auch übel. Ich habe echt keinen Bock mehr.
Wenn Euch ein Subaru Forester anhupt, wenn ihr zu langsam seid, dann bin ich das.🤪
haz.de/lokales/hannover/mittel…
#Mittellandkanal #Stichkanal #Hannover #seelze
Mittellandkanal: Bau des Schnellwegs für Radfahrer startet – noch nicht in Hannover
Vorbild sind die Niederlande: Auf 54 Kilometern entsteht an der Wasserstraße ein asphaltierter Radweg, der beleuchtet sein wird und Anbindungen an kommunale Routen bekommt. Der Bau startet im Herbst 2025 zwischen Seelze und Wunstorf.Antje Bismark (Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung)
Das Ablehnen des Antrags auf Prüfung des #afdverbot mit Begründung der Wählerwanderung ist Selbstmord aus Angst vor dem Tod.
Gerade die SPD, die doch selbst von den Nazis verboten worden war, muss doch das größte Eigeninteresse am Verbot der Nazipartei haben.
Willy Brandt bringt mit seiner Rotation im Grab noch die Erdrotation durcheinander.
Waymo-Robotaxi: Diese Technik wird die Welt verändern
Kein Modellversuch, sondern echtes Produkt: Waymo-Robotertaxis gibt es in drei US-Städten. c't 3003 ist ein autonomes Google-Taxi probegefahren.
heise.de/news/Waymo-Robotaxi-D…
#autonomesFahren #ct #Google #news
heise online hat dies geteilt.
Oh fuck ist das gruselig, also in den USA gibt es jetzt die Todesstrafe bei Abtreibung in einigen Staaten.
Für eine Recherche hab ich bei einer deutschen Universität nachgefragt, die so ein komisches Accessibility Overlay von "Eye Able" sehr versteckt auf ihrer Website benutzen, ob sie denn wissen, wie viele Leute das überhaupt benutzen.
Wissen sie nicht.
Also auch nicht, ob sich das überhaupt lohnt. Eye Able kostet 1500 € aufwärts pro Jahr. Aber gibt ja ein gutes Gefühl was für Behinderte getan zu haben, nicht wahr?
@Datterich Nein, können sie leider nicht. Der Artikel von @distriko ist gut, den kann ich empfehlen. Ansonsten alles von @aardrian: adrianroselli.com/tag/overlay
Die könnten natürlich selbst zählen wie oft sie aktiviert werden, aber wahrscheinlich würde diese Zahl all ihre Kund*innen von selbst vertreiben.
DigiAccess macht für mich persönlich ganz viel Zugänglichkeit kaputt.
Tools gibts keine, außer Standards lernen und beim Entwickeln enforcen.
Live: Entscheidet Aschaffenburg die Wahl?
Schwächelnde Wirtschaft und umstrittene Migrationspolitik: Was bewegt die Deutschen vor der Bundestagswahl? Die Analyse bei ZDFheute live.ZDFheute
Zum Schutz der IT würden wir Ragelimiting empfehlen.
Sie meinen Ratelimiting?
Nein.
KI-Monsterprojekt Stargate ist bereits im Bau
Bei Abilene in Texas entstehen Hallen für hunderttausende KI-Rechenbeschleuniger. Dort gibt es billigen Strom aus Windkraft und viel Platz.
heise.de/news/KI-Monsterprojek…
#DonaldTrump #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Nvidia #OpenAI #Oracle #Rechenzentrum #news
heise online hat dies geteilt.
An Trumps Stelle hätte ich dieses Projekt Skynet genannt.
Hi Mastodon!
I thought I’d just give it a go, as Insta and Facebook are getting continually worse.
Let’s see where this goes, happy to be here.
I am a #stiltdancer, #performer and #aerialist from Germany.
I’ll recreate some posts of 2024 and slowly start over
——
Original post January 3rd 2024
📸 MandyOtto
👗 Ludisia Modedesign
📍 Café Verde Magdeburg
#ludisia #fairtradefashion #seeyousoon #youandmeandthedog #auszeit #favoriteones #hideaway #recharging #portrait #photography #introduction
Welcome 👋
If you want help getting started, there is lots of help for new people at fedi.tips (especially "Quick Start" at the top).
Feel free to ask if you have questions about using this place 🙂
Fedi.Tips – An Unofficial Guide to Mastodon and the Fediverse
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Nein. Ich liebe mein Besteck. Das wird nicht ausgetauscht. Es gibt mittlerweile viel zu selten gute Sets mit Mittelbesteck.
Us and Them are much more complex than they appear at first glance. Like the vast majority in the United States, I’m a mixture of both. I’m an Us because I’m white, cis, straight and I’ve never had to worry about food, clothing, shelter or medical care. I’m a Them because I’m a woman and a Jew.
buff.ly/40svzH8
Ich habe heute was getan, was für mich nicht üblich ist.
Ich habe mir eine rehbraune Cordhose bestellt.
Eine Hose. In Nicht-Schwarz.
Aber die ist aus Bio-Baumwolle und mit Gummibund. Ich werde also hoffentlich schick aussehen und gleichzeitig das Feeling einer Jogginghose haben!
Vielleicht sehe ich damit aber am Ende auch aus wie Opa. 
Fehlt nur noch ne Schiebermütze und ne kamelfarbene Jacke.
Drückt mir bitte die Daumen, dass ich mich nicht opa-fiziere.
What’s a good way for a regular person to contribute to archival efforts? I know when I was living in SF, the @internetarchive had #volunteer slots for scanning media, but any ideas that would be good for someone in Florida or Texas?
Thanks!! 🙏
#Archives #DigitalPreservation #PhysicalPreservation
Distributed Proofreaders
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I know many people will be sitting down to write about their grief as I am doing. It is a way for me to deal with what I feel is a personal loss as a citizen of the United States of America and as a #gay man.
buff.ly/40vqvBH
#LGBTQ #USPolitics #Transgender #GenderStuff #Grief #CurrentEvents
The new anti-trans EO doesn’t even mention the possibility of someone being non-binary: how I identify. It’s either/or in the land of Trump.
buff.ly/42sWGEl
#LGBTQ #Nonbinary #USPolitics #Identity #Self
(Vorsicht, es fliegt ein Hufeisen)
Katharina Debus mag das.
Marktbericht: Rücksetzer im DAX
Nach zunächst einem weiteren Rekord ist dem DAX im Gefolge die Puste ausgegangen. Auch von der Wall Street kam keine Unterstützung, so dass der Index letztlich noch leicht ins Minus rutschte.
➡️ tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/finan…
#Marktbericht #DAX #Börse #Trump #Kurse #Dow #Aktien #Gold #Öl #MuskElon #Tesla
Marktbericht: DAX steuert auf 21.500 Punkte zu
Die Trump-Euphorie an den Börsen hält an. Nachdem der S&P 500 ein neues Rekordhoch aufgestellt hat, dürfte sich auch der DAX nicht lange bitten lassen. Der deutsche Börsenindex nimmt Kurs auf die 21.500-Punkte-Marke.tagesschau.de
Geruch nach verbranntem Holz.
Fenster zu.
imdat celeste aurora [witchzard] hat dies geteilt.
Hab ich gar nicht mitbekommen: Spotify hat 1,7 Millionen Kronen (15.000 $) für die Amtseinführung von Trump gespendet. Ob das nun viel ist oder unbedeutend und nur symbolisch, liegt im Auge der Betrachter.
Die Musiker sind weltweit gerührt....
visions.de/news/spotify-unters…
Spotify unterstützt Amtseinführung Trumps mit Feiern und Spenden
Das Streamingunternehmen Spotify unterstützt die Amtseinführung des US-Präsidenten Donald Trump mit 15.000 US-Dollar Spendengeldern und eigenen Feierlichkeiten.Julius von Glinski (VISIONS Magazin)
Erich Kästner: Januar
Das Jahr ist klein und liegt noch in der Wiege.
Der Weihnachtsmann ging heim in seinen Wald.
Doch riecht es noch nach Krapfen auf der Stiege.
Das Jahr ist klein und liegt noch in der Wiege.
Man steht am Fenster und wird langsam alt.
(...)
Das Jahr ist klein und liegt noch in der Wiege.
Und ist doch hunderttausend Jahre alt.
Es träumt von Frieden. Oder träumt’s vom Kriege?
Das Jahr ist klein und liegt noch in der Wiege.
Und stirbt in einem Jahr. Und das ist bald.
Es ist noch viel länger. Konnte es leider aus Platzgründen nicht ganz tröten. Du findest es aber im Netz, wenn du es gern vollständig lesen möchtest.
Viele denken in erster Linie an seine Kinderbücher. Die sind allerdings auch toll. Aber viele seiner Gedichte kannte ich schon als Jugendlicher. Das meiste von ihm hört sich auch nach fast 100 Jahren noch ganz frisch an.
*steps up on soapbox*
*takes a deep breath*
*screams as loud as possible*
#AI SHOULD BE OPT-IN NOT OPT-OUT
Newsletter: Trump horrifies even some of his crypto-steeped fans by launching a memecoin before his inauguration, and a flurry of activity from the new administration signals what’s in store for the crypto world in the next four years.
![As some of Trump’s most devoted supporters from the crypto world were clinking champagne flutes at the industry-funded black-tie “Crypto Ball”, Trump was elsewhere, launching his own $TRUMP memecoin.b There had been no signal that this was coming, and it took the crypto world by surprise. Some, myself included, wondered if Trump’s Twitter was the latest casualty of a years-long slew of incidents in which high-profile Twitter accounts are compromised and used to shill fake crypto projects [W3IGG].
We had reason to be suspicious: the token was launched without any of the usual teasers and other crowdwork typical of Trump’s other crypto ventures. The wallet used to create the token was funded with deposits from Binance and Gate.io, two crypto exchanges that are not supposed to be available to US traders (and a particularly odd choice for a president demanding that crypto be “made in the USA”). His wealthy backers at exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken appeared to be as surprised as everyone else, and it took them several days to list the token — losing them substantial trading volume compared to if they had been in on the plan from the getgo.](https://friend.enby-box.de/photo/preview/640/2696249 "As some of Trump’s most devoted supporters from the crypto world were clinking champagne flutes at the industry-funded black-tie “Crypto Ball”, Trump was elsewhere, launching his own $TRUMP memecoin.b There had been no signal that this was coming, and it took the crypto world by surprise. Some, myself included, wondered if Trump’s Twitter was the latest casualty of a years-long slew of incidents in which high-profile Twitter accounts are compromised and used to shill fake crypto projects [W3IGG].
We had reason to be suspicious: the token was launched without any of the usual teasers and other crowdwork typical of Trump’s other crypto ventures. The wallet used to create the token was funded with deposits from Binance and Gate.io, two crypto exchanges that are not supposed to be available to US traders (and a particularly odd choice for a president demanding that crypto be “made in the USA”). His wealthy backers at exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken appeared to be as surprised as everyone else, and it took them several days to list the token — losing them substantial trading volume compared to if they had been in on the plan from the getgo.")
![Nevertheless, $TRUMP turned out to be the genuine article [W3IGG], and so was the $MELANIA token that followed shortly after. Whoever launched the $MELANIA token perhaps thought they could replicate the successful $TRUMP cash-grab by simply doing the same thing all over again, not realizing that launching a second closely-linked token would directly compete with the first. Indeed, $TRUMP prices tanked 58% upon the $MELANIA launch [W3IGG]. The prices of both tokens have dwindled since, as memecoin prices often do. However, it seems to have succeeded in convincing even more people to get into crypto: an app called “Moonshot” briefly rose to the top of the app store rankings for free finance apps as Trump partnered with the platform to allow people to purchase his $TRUMP tokens using a debit card, Apple Pay, or Venmo.1 Moonshot’s Twitter account is full of celebratory tweets and retweets about onboarding more non-crypto users, with one tweet reading “Boomers have onboarded”,2 and a retweet of a person writing “my entire family including my 80 year old grandma is on” the app.3
While the crypto world has been loudly all in for Trump, his memecoin stunt was a bridge too far for some. Crypto venture capitalist and enthusiastic Trump supporter Nic Carter, who was attending the ball when the token was launched, told Politico, “It’s absolutely preposterous that he would do this ... They’re plumbing new depths of idiocy with the memecoin launch.”4](https://friend.enby-box.de/photo/preview/640/2696251 "Nevertheless, $TRUMP turned out to be the genuine article [W3IGG], and so was the $MELANIA token that followed shortly after. Whoever launched the $MELANIA token perhaps thought they could replicate the successful $TRUMP cash-grab by simply doing the same thing all over again, not realizing that launching a second closely-linked token would directly compete with the first. Indeed, $TRUMP prices tanked 58% upon the $MELANIA launch [W3IGG]. The prices of both tokens have dwindled since, as memecoin prices often do. However, it seems to have succeeded in convincing even more people to get into crypto: an app called “Moonshot” briefly rose to the top of the app store rankings for free finance apps as Trump partnered with the platform to allow people to purchase his $TRUMP tokens using a debit card, Apple Pay, or Venmo.1 Moonshot’s Twitter account is full of celebratory tweets and retweets about onboarding more non-crypto users, with one tweet reading “Boomers have onboarded”,2 and a retweet of a person writing “my entire family including my 80 year old grandma is on” the app.3
While the crypto world has been loudly all in for Trump, his memecoin stunt was a bridge too far for some. Crypto venture capitalist and enthusiastic Trump supporter Nic Carter, who was attending the ball when the token was launched, told Politico, “It’s absolutely preposterous that he would do this ... They’re plumbing new depths of idiocy with the memecoin launch.”4")
![Altogether this seems like... nothing much. The regulatory changes alluded to here were already likely to happen with or without an executive order, this order now dictates that they happen by recommendation of (gigantic) committee. The committee itself also cannot directly make changes, but rather recommendation changes to be submitted for approval.
The Biden executive order also didn’t really do anything, and so rescinding it doesn’t really rescind anything. This is mostly symbolic, as the Biden EO strongly emphasized the need for consumer protections and the risks posed by digital assets. As for the Treasury Framework, that mostly pertained to collaborating with other countries on digital assets (including on law enforcement activities to handle illicit transactions using crypto), so I’ll be curious to see what is downstream of that.
The CBDC prohibition is, again, entirely symbolic. As I mentioned last issue [I74], many Republican crypto enthusiasts enjoy railing against the specter of a CBDC, despite the fact that there has been no effort to actually create one in the United States. However, this may anger some in the Ripple camp, as the company has been developing a platform for CBDCs. Ripple was the second largest donor to the Fairshake crypto super PAC.](https://friend.enby-box.de/photo/preview/640/2696337 "Altogether this seems like... nothing much. The regulatory changes alluded to here were already likely to happen with or without an executive order, this order now dictates that they happen by recommendation of (gigantic) committee. The committee itself also cannot directly make changes, but rather recommendation changes to be submitted for approval.
The Biden executive order also didn’t really do anything, and so rescinding it doesn’t really rescind anything. This is mostly symbolic, as the Biden EO strongly emphasized the need for consumer protections and the risks posed by digital assets. As for the Treasury Framework, that mostly pertained to collaborating with other countries on digital assets (including on law enforcement activities to handle illicit transactions using crypto), so I’ll be curious to see what is downstream of that.
The CBDC prohibition is, again, entirely symbolic. As I mentioned last issue [I74], many Republican crypto enthusiasts enjoy railing against the specter of a CBDC, despite the fact that there has been no effort to actually create one in the United States. However, this may anger some in the Ripple camp, as the company has been developing a platform for CBDCs. Ripple was the second largest donor to the Fairshake crypto super PAC.")
![Finally, there’s the “national digital asset stockpile”, which seems to be the most disappointing to the crypto world. Last issue [I74], I mentioned the horrified reaction by bitcoin maximalists to the rumors that Trump was considering cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin for his stockpile. This shift from the “strategic national bitcoin stockpile” wording Trump used at the Bitcoin Conference in July 2024, to “digital asset stockpile”, seems to cement this concern for a lot of bitcoiners, who lamented the likelihood of a “national shitcoin stockpile”. Furthermore, there was disappointment that Trump was not establishing a “strategic reserve” of the kinds promoted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his presidential campaign, or by Senator Cynthia Lummis in her “BITCOIN Act” proposal. Both of those suggest that the US government should go out and buy a substantial quantity of bitcoin (4 million and 1 million BTC, respectively), which would pump the bags of bitcoiners (including Kennedy and Lummis themselves).
However, Trump’s executive order echoes his suggestion at the Bitcoin Conference that the US government should establish a stockpile by holding on to cryptocurrencies seized by law enforcement, rather than selling them after the assets are formally forfeited. As I wrote in Issue 70:
[Trump] fails to acknowledge that much of the time when the government seizes crypto assets and then sells them later on, the proceeds are returned to the victims of the crime.](https://friend.enby-box.de/photo/preview/640/2696339 "Finally, there’s the “national digital asset stockpile”, which seems to be the most disappointing to the crypto world. Last issue [I74], I mentioned the horrified reaction by bitcoin maximalists to the rumors that Trump was considering cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin for his stockpile. This shift from the “strategic national bitcoin stockpile” wording Trump used at the Bitcoin Conference in July 2024, to “digital asset stockpile”, seems to cement this concern for a lot of bitcoiners, who lamented the likelihood of a “national shitcoin stockpile”. Furthermore, there was disappointment that Trump was not establishing a “strategic reserve” of the kinds promoted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his presidential campaign, or by Senator Cynthia Lummis in her “BITCOIN Act” proposal. Both of those suggest that the US government should go out and buy a substantial quantity of bitcoin (4 million and 1 million BTC, respectively), which would pump the bags of bitcoiners (including Kennedy and Lummis themselves).
However, Trump’s executive order echoes his suggestion at the Bitcoin Conference that the US government should establish a stockpile by holding on to cryptocurrencies seized by law enforcement, rather than selling them after the assets are formally forfeited. As I wrote in Issue 70:
[Trump] fails to acknowledge that much of the time when the government seizes crypto assets and then sells them later on, the proceeds are returned to the victims of the crime.")
![Over at the SEC, Gensler has stepped down and is being replaced in the interim by the crypto-friendly Mark Uyeda, who has served as a Commissioner at the SEC since 2022. Uyeda will likely be replaced by Trump’s nominee Paul Atkins. Uyeda quickly announced that he would be forming a “crypto task force dedicated to developing a comprehensive and clear regulatory framework for crypto assets”, which will be headed by fellow crypto-friendly Commissioner Hester Peirce. In a press release, the agency signaled its new direction by criticizing its own past actions: “To date, the SEC has relied primarily on enforcement actions to regulate crypto retroactively and reactively, often adopting novel and untested legal interpretations along the way. Clarity regarding who must register, and practical solutions for those seeking to register, have been elusive. The result has been confusion about what is legal, which creates an environment hostile to innovation and conducive to fraud.”19
The SEC was also quick to rescind SAB 121, the controversial rule that Congress nearly overturned last year before Biden issued a veto based on concerns about “jeopardiz[ing] the well-being of consumers and investors” [I58, 59, 74]. “Bye, bye SAB 121! It’s not been fun,” wrote Peirce on Twitter.20 This rescission will make it easier for banks to get into the crypto custody business.](https://friend.enby-box.de/photo/preview/640/2696351 "Over at the SEC, Gensler has stepped down and is being replaced in the interim by the crypto-friendly Mark Uyeda, who has served as a Commissioner at the SEC since 2022. Uyeda will likely be replaced by Trump’s nominee Paul Atkins. Uyeda quickly announced that he would be forming a “crypto task force dedicated to developing a comprehensive and clear regulatory framework for crypto assets”, which will be headed by fellow crypto-friendly Commissioner Hester Peirce. In a press release, the agency signaled its new direction by criticizing its own past actions: “To date, the SEC has relied primarily on enforcement actions to regulate crypto retroactively and reactively, often adopting novel and untested legal interpretations along the way. Clarity regarding who must register, and practical solutions for those seeking to register, have been elusive. The result has been confusion about what is legal, which creates an environment hostile to innovation and conducive to fraud.”19
The SEC was also quick to rescind SAB 121, the controversial rule that Congress nearly overturned last year before Biden issued a veto based on concerns about “jeopardiz[ing] the well-being of consumers and investors” [I58, 59, 74]. “Bye, bye SAB 121! It’s not been fun,” wrote Peirce on Twitter.20 This rescission will make it easier for banks to get into the crypto custody business.")
![In the courts
At least eight people have been arrested in connection to the kidnapping of the co-founder of Ledger, a popular cryptocurrency hardware wallet. David Balland and his wife were kidnapped from their home in France early on January 21 by a group who demanded a large cryptocurrency ransom. The group cut off one of Balland’s fingers, sending it to his associates and demanding ransom from them and family members. However, police were able to locate Balland and his wife on the night of January 22.26 “That’s 7 crypto wrench attacks in the first 3 weeks of this year. Unprecedented acceleration,” wrote Jameson Lopp, using slang to refer to physical attacks on people known to hold large sums of crypto.27 Lopp maintains an ongoing list of people who have been attacked in attempted or successful cryptocurrency thefts.
The crypto entrepreneur who called himself “The Godfather” and an LA Sheriff’s deputy have both pleaded guilty to charges including criminal conspiracy against rights and tax charges [I68]. “The Godfather”, actually Adam Iza, hired members of the Sheriff’s department to serve as “his personal enforcers against his enemies”, using them to extort, intimidate, and set people up for arrest. The deputy who pleaded guilty, Eric Saavedra, also abused his access to LASD databases to obtain personal information on Iza’s enemies, and abused his authority to obtain search warrants against those people.](https://friend.enby-box.de/photo/preview/640/2696363 "In the courts
At least eight people have been arrested in connection to the kidnapping of the co-founder of Ledger, a popular cryptocurrency hardware wallet. David Balland and his wife were kidnapped from their home in France early on January 21 by a group who demanded a large cryptocurrency ransom. The group cut off one of Balland’s fingers, sending it to his associates and demanding ransom from them and family members. However, police were able to locate Balland and his wife on the night of January 22.26 “That’s 7 crypto wrench attacks in the first 3 weeks of this year. Unprecedented acceleration,” wrote Jameson Lopp, using slang to refer to physical attacks on people known to hold large sums of crypto.27 Lopp maintains an ongoing list of people who have been attacked in attempted or successful cryptocurrency thefts.
The crypto entrepreneur who called himself “The Godfather” and an LA Sheriff’s deputy have both pleaded guilty to charges including criminal conspiracy against rights and tax charges [I68]. “The Godfather”, actually Adam Iza, hired members of the Sheriff’s department to serve as “his personal enforcers against his enemies”, using them to extort, intimidate, and set people up for arrest. The deputy who pleaded guilty, Eric Saavedra, also abused his access to LASD databases to obtain personal information on Iza’s enemies, and abused his authority to obtain search warrants against those people.")
@dedesimone
Wenn Du es nicht rumschickst machen es andere. 😚
Danke. Gute Kolummne. 💜
From: @abgelegt
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Daniél Kretschmar (@abgelegt@mastodon.social)
"Ich will euch gendern hören." 🎉 https://taz.de/Rechte-Hegemonie-in-den-sozialen-Medien/!6059753/Mastodon
"Wir leben noch. Wir sind noch da. Noch haben die uns nicht deportiert. Und trotzdem werden wir unsichtbar. Ich sehe immer weniger bejahende oder empowernde Inhalte von Feminist*innen, Queers, PoC und behinderten Menschen. Ich lese weniger zu Fragen von sozialer Gerechtigkeit, Ökologie und Diversität.
Ich sehe, was uns bedroht. Aber ich sehe nicht mehr, was uns ausmacht, und inzwischen bin ich an dem Punkt, dass ich dringend daran erinnert werden muss, wofür es sich zu kämpfen lohnt. Ich brauche mehr Rot. Grün. Bunt. Mehr linke Themenvielfalt, Diskurs und Subkultur. Ich weiß, wogegen ihr seid. Ich will sehen, wofür ihr brennt. Denn genauso wichtig, wie rechten Positionen zu widersprechen, ist es, linke Positionen zu finden, denen man zustimmen kann."
Neue Kolumne @tazgetroete
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Rechte Hegemonie in den sozialen Medien: Ich will sehen, wofür ihr brennt
Täglich ist auf Social Media nur noch die Rede von Hitlergrüßen, Trump und AfD. Es braucht wieder mehr bejahende und empowernde Inhalte.Simone Dede Ayivi (taz)
Jaddy mag das.
teilten dies erneut
Ich erzähle immer wofür ich kämpfe und wie mein Alltag aussieht, wie ich mich empowere.
Sei es nun, ob es um Aufklärung über Transgeschlechtlichkeit geht. Auch über intime Details.
Oder wie sich eine trans Frau, nämlich ich, in der Damenumkleide und der Damendusche fühlt.
Es gibt genug Leute, die etwas zu sagen haben. Es gibt auch genug Hashtags dafür, wie #Frauenalltag , #queeralltag , #FlintaAlltag
Nur sind es oft Leute ohne große Reichweite.
Behold "Stimulation Clicker" ...
... a wonderful parody of clicker games ...
... and our need for endless online audiovisual stimulation
This is what the game looked like after about three minutes of play
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Linkfest #30: Greyscale Gelato, the "Ott Derivimeter", and Vangelis' Ambient Music For Surgeries
Hello again! Time once again for "the opposite of doomscrolling” — my latest “Linkfest”, for which I cruise the endless overpasses of the Global Information...The Linkfest
Ben Bloodworth
Als Antwort auf George Takei 🏳️🌈🖖🏽 • • •Glenn
Als Antwort auf George Takei 🏳️🌈🖖🏽 • • •Raj 🇬🇧🇪🇺💻🖥️ 🔶 (🌻🇺🇦)
Als Antwort auf George Takei 🏳️🌈🖖🏽 • • •She painted a target on herself. That's open courage, that is.
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- YouTube
www.youtube.comCaptn Coffee
Als Antwort auf George Takei 🏳️🌈🖖🏽 • • •