But we don't define wage theft by employers as a crime the same way as we define an employee stealing from the cash register, or a homeless person smashing a window. You don't go to jail for wage theft.
Again, this is an arbitrary decision around how we choose to define crime.
We could very easily decide that intentionally stealing more than $1000 from an employee is now a felony! Just like intentionally stealing $1000 from an employer is a felony. But you know that we won't.
I'm confused when devs claim that you can't experiment with software on the fediverse. I have spent the last 5 years of my life building experimental software on the fediverse, and people have been very supportive!
There is a MASSIVE design space for weird ideas that are not just dressed-up surveillance capitalism, but so many devs come here saying "I will try out some dressed-up surveillance capitalism" and then act like their genius design thinking is being stymied when people say "fuck off"
Supergirl struggles to adjust to life on Earth in new clip from LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES animated movie
https://www.comicsbeat.com/legion-of-super-heroes-clip-animated-supergirl/
What are some of the open source projects you support financially?
This year I donated to (in no particular order):
Regolith (desktop environment), Amfora gemini client, Thunderbird email client, Lurk (server, community), Merveilles (server, community), Neovim (text editor), Imagemagick (image editing swiss army knife toolkit), ffmpeg (video editing toolkit swiss army knife), Krita (image editing software), Wikimedia, Kde (for kdenlive and Ghostwriter), Love2d (Lua videogame framework)
Went back on Twitter after about three weeks off.
Strong dying mall vibes.
Scrolling felt like walk past magic eye poster kiosks and Hot Topic while smelling the weird miasma of Mrs. Fields plus Yankee Candle.