Notices by Adonay Felipe Nogueira (adfeno@ecodigital.social), page 125

at least they know they're working on weapons. that sort of stuff is often hidden or obscured so workers don't really know what they're coding, or they're coding something totally different which happens to fit perfectly inside a weapon.

if you learn you're in weapons development, stand up and say no. don't let them make you party to killing machines.

I am reading a series of philosophy lectures given 100 years ago. The lecturer complains that all young student were creating their own systems to be a groundbreaking philosopher. The obsession with originality made them not understand the major philosophers from the past.

The similarities with modern software developers is striking.

Write up from the First Annual #CopyleftConf earlier this month, thanks to everyone who pitched in to help make it possible! https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2019/feb/22/1stCopyleftConf/

a friend of mine who spends a LOT of his time picking up plastic waste from parks, rivers, streets, etc. had a good idea. He decided to photograph the non biodegradable waste and tag companies on social media with it. So if he finds a plastic Subway cup, he tells Subway about it with the message "is this yours?" I dig this because it's not something that blames the consumer. It puts the blame where it belongs: on the producer.