I think, unless the big players are forced out of business (either by law or by a BIG societal shift) it has simply no chance to win over the mainstream. At least not worldwide… in the EU it might stand a bit of a chance but even that is more wishful thinking on my part.

You don’t.

I worn glasses that made me look like a pervert long before it was a trend

Over the last day, while traveling without much internet access (but with Kiwix and tons of material on my laptop) i used the time to dive a bit deeper into the question i asked myself. I think now that with things like 3D printers (perhaps even more advanced versions that we have today), distributed construction and distributed but highly connected guerilla groups a conflict could be made somewhat winable / surviveable for a solarpunk society.

I asked the question in the first place because i am currently dabbling a bit into writing and after first drafting some sort of detective story i am now more inclined to pivot to a bit of a “solarpunk society gets invaded by a conventional state” story…

Thank you for the hint to the book(s)… very interesting reads and an interesting take on the police part.

A WITCH! BURN HER!!! /s

bug != feature

But those are probably dwelling in their moms basement and don’t have access to critical infrastructure…

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Where is the problem? With imprisonments in AI it’s just a legacy system

Well… I AM probably a dick, so…

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Of course it’s the simplest reading: lemmy.ML is a weird instance with rather weird users, filtering THAT out (and some more) will be a benefit for the Fediverse as it prevents new users from being too much weirdet out

Well, whatever… its just another reason why it’s best to self-host your git services…

And?

Sounds reasonable to filter out the weirdest parts of Lemmy…

Oh this would be a bliss…