jlow (he / him)

In Germany (because of ours history) only fascists (and clueless normies during sport events) think the German flag is something you’d consider associating yourself with. If you’re only a tiny bit left leaning it’s yucky af even thinking about e. g. wearing a t-shirt with a German flag. Ew.

Spoken like a true sock puppet.

I love email, recently started subscribing to artists’ and illustrators’ (non-substack) newsletters and it’s a great way to stay informed if they otherwise only have fascist social media accounts. The newsletters somehow also feel more personal than meny social media posts.

What happened?

Just joop it!

Welp, that logotype is … not good.

Looks like someone is downbotting this sub …

Interestingly one of the very few places I’ve encountered Linux in the wild was at the (also very cool otherwise) library in Ebeltoft (a village near Aarhus).

+1!

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Ohhhh, thanks for the mention of Wordfence. I’d love for Anubis to be available for Wordpress but I’ll take this in the meantime!

Even if you somehow manage to read ot correctly it would have to be “I am who I amu” (or “amt”) 🤦‍♀️

My hero!

Tell me more about this Skeleton War …

You can always “buy” it on the high seas, like Meta did with millions of books 🏴‍☠️

Nice social engineering on the heist, one of the coolest things I’ve heard about Greenpeace in long time (which probability says more about mainstream media than Greenpeace?)

Yeah, Solarpunk, Hopepunk, utopias and positive visions of the future in general; now that they seem farer and more “unrelastic” every day we need them more then ever (and mainstream entertainment is full of the opposite, apocalypse and dystopia everywhere). Thanks for posting the link to that article and your comment 😸

Actually, thinking about this some more there is probabaly a need for both, this article (and the climate crisis documentaries) - because not everyone has thought about this for years (and whatched hundreds of tgese documentaries) but also media about either people trying to fight climate crisis / fascism or practical tipps on how to do so and I feel like they are a not a lot of those … (I might be wrong about that, I dont know?)

As an artists who has struggled for years with this very topic (how can I / my art make a difference?) I feel like this is one of these endless “Let me tell you the thousand ways our environment and nature are fucked by humanity for three hours straight” documentaries that only (if you are very lucky) in the end spend three minutes on what we could do about it (no easy answers, capitalism has to go, people need to change their lifestyle).

I feel it’s the same here, a long article how the world is descending into fascism while art can’t stop it followed by a short paragraph how art could channel fighting back (which is one of the conclusions I’ve come to as well - along with giving people a moment to breathe and pause from the world’s horrors).

I guess what I’m saying is: I’d preferred if the article (and these climate crisis documentaries) was the other way round: a short paragraph on how art can’t save the world from fascism and then an article about what art could do.

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