Oops, here’s a couple dozen, looks like we mistakenly labeled a shipment.

If you remove the stock market, you end up with over the counter or even worse total back room trading of company stock

The whole point is that there slowly becomes no such thing as company stock. A precursor step for this is a requirement for all new companies to be employee owned non profits/coops.

We need a ban of companies buying other companies. That takes care of mergers.

However the real problem is the lack of proper high taxes for the wealthy. That has to change, so the wealthy can loose their wealth more easily.

We need all of the above.

I think this approach is a good step along the way.

But I also think we need a permanent moratorium on IPOs. The stock market is a vehicle for the rich first and foremost, and it is an inherently anti democratic institution. It needs to die, and such a moratorium would lessen the chaos of it’s death.

We also need a ban on corporate mergers. The stock market at least has the pretense of helping the workers through retirement accounts, but the same cannot be said of mergers.

Again I’m a full supporter of renewable energy, I just believe we are unfairly targeting golf when no one in their right mind wants a solar farm in the middle of their city.

Pretty easy to win debates when you declare your opponents insane by nature of being your opponents.

Every economy is controlled in some way.

Controlled economies are much less stable

Said in thread about how nuking the control over the economy is about to cause a recession. Yeah, sure.

Deregulation almost always leads to the working class being robbed, the land poisoned, and people killed.

There’s also upsides to Luigi

it is easier to explain than most other systems because it is just the natural extension of “I aquired this fur pelt and will defend it” just with a mandatory insurance scheme (government police/laws/military) and more distributed wealth (fractional ownership).

Any system can be easily explained when you just ignore loads of details, emergent behaviors, the goals of the system, and the efficacy of those goals.

Communism is just the natural extension of “we are communal creatures, and community ownership protects us all”.

It’d probably run at a cool 60 mpf

Hell yeah

Ngl that looks sketchy as fuck. Definitely gonna check the hash on that one if I can.

How do you get a copy of that? I tried poking around but MS has the shittiest docs.

Femboys are the ones in charge of deciding the speakers decided to not let them work

Please for the love god do this.

That, or he doesn’t understand composite keys.

That one is by far the worst to work with.

It gets worse. Half the site is MVC, half is blazor. We depend on mainframe connections and external vendors, who in turn have their own API, which we have a wrapper API for.

The entire grahql fusion schema got nuked about two months ago, and we’re still panicking to fix it.

And each of our environments are half environments, that mesh with one another to create a data integrity hellscape.

It’s turtles rot all the way down.

We’ve got 10 APIs, with a fraction of a percent of code coverage. None of the responses/requests/error messages/fetch services are standardized.

So unsurprisingly this project has been going on for 6 years.

Does the KKK control databases with everybody’s SSN, bank account info, addresses, etc?

Which is exactly why I’m not handing them out to random strangers. I’m only personally going to be giving them to friends who have frequently trusted me to have full access to their computers anyways

Ah, that definitely changes things a bit. I hope that goes well for you and the people you know!

As far as the physical booklet goes the reason I’m not going that route is mainly just from my personal experience writing instructions for factory workers, some of whom brag about being borderline illiterate. I’ve found that if you give people too much information in a single doccument then they tend to not read any of it.

That’s very fair. I’ve noticed that tendency within myself as well. Though I feel that a one page booklet, if well designed could manage to be brief enough to help somebody through a basic installation and use of Tor. It’s not much more complicated than installing your average desktop application.

It’d just have to be very light on wording for each page, and primarily use pictures.

My best geuss is if a single doccument has enough sections then it starts triggering some ingrained textbook phobia.

Perhaps, though it also might just be that dense or long documents quickly become overwhelming. So people just say “fuck it, I don’t care”.