package main

import (
    "countries/usa"
    "capitalism"
    "socialism"
    "communism"
)

func main() {
    capitalism.Fail()
    usa.Collapse()
    usa.Do(socialism.Revolution)
    usa.Do(communism.Transition)
}

go build -o '☭'
./☭
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Cake day: January 28th, 2022
  • Arsen6331 ☭@lemmygrad.mltoLate Stage Capitalism@lemmygrad.ml•Nobody likes self-checkout. Here's why it's everywhere
    29·
    2 years ago

    As an autistic person, I certainly prefer self-checkout. I would much rather have to deal with an annoying error than have to interact with a cashier, or worse, having that cashier ask about my day or something. Besides, most of the error messages have to do with self-checkout being implemented badly, and are not inherently an issue with self-checkout.

    Ideally, self-checkout would work well, and in the ideally rare case where it doesn’t work, a person would be called automatically to deal with the issue and provided with a descriptive error which they know how to deal with. In this case, I believe the cashier job could be replaced with self-checkout.

  • Arsen6331 ☭@lemmygrad.mltoLate Stage Capitalism@lemmygrad.ml•The US has had 13 mass shootings in the past week. Something is happening.
    5·
    2 years ago

    Well, I haven’t been able to put up with it very well. Shortly after starting 10th grade, I became depressed and my grades fell to the point that I would not have been able to fix them no matter how hard I tried. This continued throughout 11th grade. Eventually, I stopped doing work altogether, and now, near the end of 11th grade, I took and passed a test that has allowed me to stop going to school. My mental health is better, but I still have to suppress thoughts about what’s going on in this country because not doing so leads to depression and panic attacks.

    Most people deal with it by being in denial, using TikTok, watching Netflix all day, playing video games, and focusing so hard on doing homework that they have no energy to think of anything else.

  • Arsen6331 ☭@lemmygrad.mltoCommunism@lemmygrad.ml•I'm looking for browser extensions/addons. Which ones should I get?
    3·
    2 years ago

    Self-hosting a VPN depends on your needs and abilities. If you self-host it on a cloud VPS, the provider will be able to collect the information and the VPN becomes essentially useless for privacy. It does, however, still protect from hackers and allows for bypassing some networks’ restrictions. Another option would be what I do, hosting the VPN at your house. Again, it doesn’t really anonymize you or help with privacy, but it is great for hackers and restrictions, and is usually much faster than a VPS because it’s closer. It also gives you full, physical control over the server.

    If your goal is security and bypassing restrictions, self-hosting is a good option. If you want privacy, you’ll want to use something like Mullvad VPN and pay in cash or crypto.