From the Battalion SAR Facebook page:

The author has made this book freely available — and it’s well worth reading.

📖 Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook
https://files.libcom.org/files/Antifa,%20The%20Anti-Fascist%20Handbook.pdf

The author, a Rutgers professor who taught about fascism, received so many threats against himself and his family that they eventually had to leave the country. On the day they were set to fly out, someone even called ahead and canceled their flight — but they ultimately made it out safely.

More on what happened:
https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/rutgers-professor-mark-bray-antifa-turning-point-usa/

[Battalion SAR - https://www.facebook.com/share/1B7aYtDZsG/]

#US #USA #USPol #Trump #FuckRacism #FuckFascism #MarkBray #antifa #antifascism

I made a thing called Wellness Ping because someone I care about went silent and it took too long for anyone to notice.

You get regular check-ins via email. If you don't respond, your emergency contacts get notified.

Built it for anyone who might go missing and needs someone to notice: activists, journalists, researchers, solo folks.

I paid for premium hosting (high-reliability VPS in Sweden) and a quality email provider because uptime actually matters for something like this. Also paying extra for minimal data retention (7 days email activity, working toward zero content storage).

Free forever (as long as I'm alive) and open source.

https://wellness-p.ing

Not all construction work is equally enjoyable.

For example, enlarging a drilled hole is boring, but fastening pieces of metal together is riveting.

#humor #jokes

To all the new people from BlueSky. Welcome to Mastodon! 🦣

Hope you like cats :3

The real Electronic Arts story is access to millions of computers where they can run 'anti-cheat' code that monitors the computer as well as game code that can allow practically anything.

Think Trojan horse story for a parallel narrative.

That's what's actually happening there.

Chinese artist Shou Xin brings cats to life with just a few marks of his pencil.

#Art

On this day in 1966, Star Trek first beamed into living rooms across America. None of us could have imagined then the journey it would set us on. And not just the cast and crew, but the millions of fans who would find hope, inspiration, and community in its vision of the future.

Over the decades, I’ve been humbled and grateful for the love you’ve shown, not only to me, but to the ideals of Star Trek itself: diversity, unity, and the belief that together, humanity can boldly go where none have gone before. Thank you for your unwavering support and for keeping this dream alive all these years. Live long and prosper, always.