That’s a great question — I totally understand the confusion about how many months are in strawberry. Don’t worry — I got this: there are four months in strawberry.
That’s quite cool
Apians together strong
Yeah I’m on VPN so it is probably the VPN itself. Thanks!
Does archive.is even work for anyone? It never lets me get past the captcha and I’m pretty sure I am human
These are some interesting ideas, especially the latter part about winning over small and medium sized municipalities. It would be all the more effective as part of a loose regional or national coalition of like-minded municipalities that can pool funds and share basic resources like marketing/agitprop materials. I say loose because that ensures a local focus and more purposeful scope for the coalition, actively resisting a tendency to nationalize into one super duper party that can be co-opted or lose focus. This would, however, comprise the basic elements from which a revolutionary party could be formed if conditions deteriorate.
I suppose this is basically just describing 
although that org seems a bit more national-focused compared with what I wrote.
Baltic think tanks are the perfect example of 
Consistency of interface is why text-based interaction like Emacs is far superior to modern GUIs. I agree with his opening about text-based interfaces being more intuitive and direct, even if that only means labels instead of icons.
For example, Figma doesn't follow any HTML design idioms because there is no HTML. It's written in web assembly; they are on the cutting edge of implementing desktop-style software in the browser. Of course that breaks the HTML-webpage-as-document model. The browser’s back button, keyboard shortcuts, etc. fall by the wayside while a human-computer interaction paradigm is rebuilt.
This sucks actually. Go ahead and make your website beautiful, but it needs to be machine-intelligible for accessibility (WCAG). A program shall be able to parse headings, tables, links, buttons, etc. because not every user is using vision to navigate your website. Even for sighted users, it should be possible for them to interpret the semantic structure of the website in order to render it as they prefer.
This author thinks keyboards are only for power users; that couldn’t be farther from the truth. The keyboard is the original and most basic interface with a computer. Even before there were displays. Not everyone is mouse-brained clicking and scrolling around their computer all day. And again… for accessibility the mouse shall not be assumed.
Gee-whiz websites built from “first principles” inevitably impose a specific human-computer interaction based on the arbitrary, and often accessibility-ignorant, ideas of some 20-year-old tech bros who do not understand the larger picture and the theoretical reasons for certain paradigms from the early days.
The guy next to him is the warden from The Shawshank Redemption” with broccoli hair
Hats-off to the brave folks saying what we all know deep down: stepping on shit feels good, but it’s taboo so we pretend that it doesn’t.
Insulting doesn’t even come close to describing what’s wrong with this
It implies that the content is antisemitic or holocaust denying just because it’s anti-Zionist
Turn on airplane mode if you do this. Otherwise, it destroys battery life as the phone uses full power to search for a signal