harcesz

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[–] harcesz@szmer.info 4 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (1 children)

Cumulus i havent used, but some other polish gear I can recommend:

Theres https://aurapoland.com/ if someone is looking for very warm sleeping bags.

And https://namioty.marabut.com/en for great tents. Had one of theirs for nearly 20 years (fuuuuck), and its still great, used it in the Pyrenees last year, and I lived in that tent for half a year on the Atlantic shore some 15 years ago.

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 1 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

WHAT THE F?! BLASPHEMY!

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 5 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago)

Ive observed the Polish "fight for democracy" in recent years up close and I call bullshit. I've worked as a tech for a key "democratic" NGO behind some of the biggest protests, and Ive been on the front-lines providing security to the Women's Strike as it was assaulted by pigs and fascist militia. Most people, particularly here, don't care about abstract ideas. They care when they feel their freedom, their money, their chances are being taken away.

We had pro-democratic marches of liberal parties mobilizing mostly middle class for years and it changed nothing. Crossing the line on abortion laws did that, as it affected the working class.

digressionPersonally I believe people love talking about ideals, but they are either in the ideological fan-base/larping niche, or they can afford considerations higher then securing their roof and food for the next month or they use it as a cover for what they believe will benefit or injure them personally. Most fascist supporters will claim they actually only support the "economic program" of the far right, most wont be able to give any specifics of it. Most people calling themselves left are not even members of a trade union. However we fancy ourselves deep in our brains we are still tribalistic aggressive apes fighting for resources, and trying to use as little energy for that as possible. But we love to make up justifications for it.
Every major opposition strike in "communist" Poland happened after the prices of meat went up.

Don't get me wrong; people fight for the cause, commit their life to it. This is necessary for any change to the better to be possible. Organizing is key. Mobilizing the actual working class is key. No one cares if the middle class is unhappy when the power is solidified. And trumpists will have much more votes than anyone expects again, if they manage to disappear enough people from the system for wages in some low income sectors to go up. Or even just give some people a sense of pride or a new shared enemy.

Woman's Strike was a failure in many ways, but it did mobilize enough people to vote to bring back any actual left into the parlament and slightly grow liberals margins. Barely enough to take over the parliament, after which conservatives won the presidential elections (and we got this). This american style conservative-liberal duopoly has been going strong for the last 20 years. Democracy did not win, and whoever claims so is not watching closely. We might slide down hardcore right wing, we might stay at benevolent neocon liberals, or we get a friendly visit for an old occupier, you never know.

edit: spellcheck

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 4 points 1 week ago

Damn. Ill have to research that. If its processed by Mastercard it would ruin my main reason to use blik in the first place...

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 3 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Protip: if you have NFC payments on for cards on your smartphone you can ask for a card payment, open blik payment on the phone and it works lke the cards, without using the code. At least works with my bank.

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 2 points 1 week ago

Its annoying theres no announcement of Blik and Wero connection yet. But Blik is pretty nice localy, i use it to pay for groceries at the local bazar, it has near universal adoption by now.

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 13 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Written by Zuck and Musk in fake mustage?

 

Rad Gminy Lisia Góra wycofała się w czwartek (19 lutego) z uchwały, która dawała prywatnemu inwestorowi możliwość budowy na terenie Łukowej olbrzymiej farmy fotowoltaicznej. Przeciwko takiej inwestycji od wielu miesięcy protestowali mieszkańcy podtarnowskiej miejscowości. Ale mieszkańców niepokoją kolejne doniesieniaZ jednej strony odetchnęli oni z ulgą, ale z drugiej zaniepokojeni są informacjami, że terenami w Łukowej zainteresowany jest również inwestor, który chciałby pod Tarnowem wybudować dużą żwirownię.

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 27 points 1 week ago

This seems more like c/politicalmemes material than c/pics.

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 21 points 1 week ago

So we can set on this as the AI equivalent of "cold fusion in 50 years" phisics constant?

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 6 points 2 weeks ago

Only if you reject a large body of research on that matter conducted by hummanity over centuries. Ie. impaling seems a reasonable compromise between unpoetic justice and a nod the conservative traditional aproach.

[–] harcesz@szmer.info -2 points 2 weeks ago

After most of em got offed by anarchist peasent army? Yeah, right. Not that there was a mass self organised movement in that particular region that had to be eradicated.

 

 
 

cross-postowane z: https://szmer.info/post/11809086

Spotkanie Karola Nawrockiego z kibicami podczas pielgrzymki na Jasną Górę organizowała Kancelaria Prezydenta. Według Służby Ochrony Państwa to KPRP ustalała listę uczestników, na której znalazł się przestępca o pseudonimie "Dragon".

https://archive.is/j72nv

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