I am open to recommendations!
Smh, like the NSA, CIA, FBI, DHS, … don’t go the same! Hell, I read from Drey Dossier that some of the surveillance tech in China was made by Oracle!
300 is low, i agree. but idk, if it’s a free product, then YOU are the product. is my data still being used in ways that profit a few and invade my privacy? probably, but less than google i hope.
I am on the anti-AI side of things, by nature of being human. and yeah, there’s some AI shit in kagi, as with seemingly all others. but it at least it’s opt-in (i think). i’ve never seen it shoved in my face, which i can’t say for example duckduckgo.
can’t tell u what price is best for you, or what UI u prefer. but trash? no. google is trash.
Pretty please?
https://www.comaps.app/news/2025-04-16/1/?ref=itsfoss.com
Check out CoMaps! Essentially the same.
Is it time to move to Northern Canada? Or Southern Argentina?
So do microplastics harm our bodies? I can’t think it’ll help, just wanna know the severity to be worried lol
Food I understand, it can be genuinely difficult without spending significantly more, Costco isn’t the worst choice. But… correct me if wrong, but I don’t think that’s where they make up their margin. Everything they sell is in bulk, sure it’s “economical” if everyone really “needs” to buy so much. They, like all major sellers of consumer commodities, thrive on consumerism.
Yup. Almost like corporate leaders were never guardians of democracy.
OP account is sus. Opened account 3 months ago to immediately cry wolf on GrapheneOS. Now a scam site (don’t bother opening. Probably safer not to.) Calling honeypot.
Symfonium really is so good, solved a bunch of headaches I was having
I’m glad your personal experience was great, I get where u are coming from. In most other similar situations, that tracks. Some topics do truly have little to no need for an in-depth political angle. And yes, most of my enjoyable classes too were non-political, although not because they were non-political.
But what is so fundamental to “leftist ideology” (I take that as Marxist economics, to be clear), is the role of labor in the material world. That’s the shortest I can boil that down to. And today, in “2026,” with the prevalence of AI, and based on the post mentioning “leftist ideology” and “teaching an intro to comp sci class,” what else could they be talking about? AI, as we all know, is a labor-cost saver for bosses. Economically, that is what it is hoped to function as. It is (ideally) a profit increaser. That’s just the math that any and all capitalist follows. A teacher that understands that, and is in the position of progressing their students’ careers, yeah, can’t blame them for “seeing it everywhere” and wanting to share that.
My bad for looking for nuance in a microblog meme, jesus. Education ain’t just the literal skills and nothing else, y’know. Teachers and classes are more than just human textbooks and tutorials.
Bits together byte!!
Typically, historically, it didn’t matter really. Moore’s Law, general positive vibes from the prospect of computer tech in the future of the industry, and why scare undergrads seeking good salaries away from institutions taking donations from said corps? But things are pretty different now. AI is less of a thought experiment than before. What better lens to analyze AI than from labor in economics, i.e., Marxism?
I don’t think OP is implying while loops require ideological understandings, but rather more foundationally as to understand how computer commodities are made and traded, the concept of centralization simply arises. Thus, the discussion of control, IP, etc, and now AI and labor.
Gee, I wonder what the far-right thinks about letting leftists speak freely?
The conflation between a chud using mullvad vs using the profits from mullvad to fund a political party… Tf
“Why did I, a libertarian anarchist, support the Örebro Party (ÖP), which is neither, with a donation?”
shocked face
I say kill it for good, leave an inch and they’ll take a mile