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A very well written essay (albeit much more positive and condoning than i’ll ever be about that site) on the mindless slop and cultural appeal that one can find in linkedin content. a succession of Pinterest slogans combined into verse, that seems so eager

Refraining from sharing an otherwise good article due to the ai generated images inside it.

On the social media landscape following the ex-twitter crisis and transformation After Twitter registers the slow death of a set of ideals and related practices specific to platforms like Twitter, but also to the waning of ideals in relation to the commun…

Honoring the 100+ days of the #flamingoRevolution with a flamingo-pink theme.

Back to the usual once-in-a-while update, where you're truly makes a recap of what's been going on.

To all the people complaining how their instagram accounts were suspended because of their posting about and documenting the #flamingoRevolution (arguably due to mass reporting campaigns from the government), this wouldn't have happened to you if you were…

Interesting research on the "post-FOSS" moment, where issues like reliance on proprietary software, tools and infrastructure, a legitimation crisis stemming from fundamentally and liberal ideological commitments, and the (sometimes prohibitively) technical

Like yes, protesting is fun and just and necessary and all that, but it drains you mentally and physically that you're not able to concentrate and do anything productive with your life 🫩.

Also, I'm glad to announce the Edi Rama is being officially classified as part of the Reactionary International.

Realizing I haven't posted anything for more than a month of the ongoing #flamingoRevolution so here's a well-made investigation to make sense of what triggered such protests of unseen popularity in Albania.

As my regular followers might have guessed from my last months now page update and the status update a few weeks after, I've embarked in a new musical project.

Friends know me for my amazing humus, but they still haven’t tried the latest addition to my legume dips: the FAVA!

I will just put this in my bookmarks, because although it might feel weird to post content from the Vatican website, the letter makes some really good points about the perils of AI.

Bandcamp is one of those rare cases where the mobile website works better than the app

Recent problems with the wallabag instance I was using to save articles for later got me thinking about hosting, no, rather, building my own read-it-later app.

My work desk for the next week or so

I don't get this thing with youtube, do they or do they not want me to watch their videos?

I don’t get this thing with youtube, do they or do they not want me to watch their videos?

While contemplating my approach to political engagement after a discussion with some party comrades, I found myself mapping our disagreement onto philosophical debates fron Ancient Greece.

The Eudaimonic Compass: a funny little quiz to check your ethico-political convictions against ancient philosophical traditions: https://eudaimonic-compass.neocities.org/

First you're put off because they're microsoft.

Quick update since the seasons are changing, and quite a few things have changed for me as well.

"A striking datum of this war is how few attempts have been made at selling it, rhetorically dignifying it, morally arming it or situating it in some context of shared Western interests. [...]

Me when I google search

Failed my driver's licence test, but got myself a bike

Ever felt jealous of rich people for having a much larger carbon footprint than you?

Ai code assistants are like cars: ecologically hazardous infrastructures that once they set in everybody wants them, or even needs them, to do things they didn’t have to do in the first place

We are witnessing the proletarianization of high-skill work, where the autonomous creator is demoted to a supervisor of a machine that has swallowed their craft By ridiculing the technology’s real labour effects while focusing mainly on externalities (ene…

Me after failing the driving test #fuckCars #publicTransportFTW

I use BookWyrm to track my reading.

Bookshelf now live at https://grgml.xyz/bookshelf/

Does owning property make us more fascists?

Libs are so gullible, or just shamelessly playing their role as propagandists of the empire, because how the hell do you read the Epstein files, with Epstein being you know what, his wife being you know what, with clear indications of him and his wife's f…

I didn't want to bookmark just a link, but a whole conversation.

I’m considering migrating to a new mastodon instance in the coming weeks/months.

So is it ok if I put multiple .u-bookmark-of inside a singe bookmark .h-entry?

In case you didn't notice, I've added a second theme to my website.

Why are we still using scss files in 2026?

Say what you want about Lea Ypi, she drives the right people mad and she has my unconditional respect for this

Silly me for enabling experimental grid masonry on my firefox, forgetting about it, and acting like everything is fine for months!

It's been a while since my last technical blogpost, and there's been quite a few changes to the website since then, so it was about time to start documenting the new features.

Another great piece by Cédric Durand on the perils of the AI boom, built on speculative financing, dubious productivity gains, customer lock-in strategies, unsustainable ecological footprint, and space colonisation fantasies that go hand in hand good old…

Not sure if I should keep calling this the "now" page or rather the "last few months" page, since that's how often I update it.

Research platform bringing together books, articles and publications related to the history and debates around democratic planning.

This post was created via the obsidian app 🥳 So now i can use obsidian to update my website.

Last night’s halloween themed spooky read was Groys on Russian cosmists and the biopolitics of immortality.

Tfw you know it should be satire but you start having doubts

Overshoot is the idea that we can go way beyond 1.5 degrees of global heating and then, sometime in the future, somehow, bring the temperatures down to acceptable levels.

The United States and Europe have long used unilateral sanctions as a tool of imperial power, to discipline and even destroy Global South governments that seek to shake off Western domination, chart an independent path, and establish any kind of meaningful

Not to feel self-complacent but