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  • Merci pour le partage, y'a plein de trucs que je connais pas et que je vais aller creuser.

    Pour Organic Maps, l'appli est effectivement très bien, mais ça pourrait t'intéresser de savoir qu'après une polémique avec la structure juridique que les fondateurs ont construit autour, il y a une fork faite par la communauté qui s'appelle Comaps.

    Pour le jeu sur Linux, effectivement Steam marche très bien de mon expérience. Pour les jeux en dehors de Steam, il y a des logiciels comme Lutris ou Heroic Games, j'ai testé le premier et il marche vraiment bien.

    Pour le RSS sous Thunderbird, est-ce que tu saurais dire ce qui ne donne pas envie de l'utiliser ? Y'aurait ptet moyen de faire un plugin pour améliorer l'utilisation.

  • Seems like you edited to remove the account part, that was a good move, this is my main, the other one was my old one that's still on the phone.

    Other than that, you're right to call out the lack of critics from db0 admins/mods and general community towards tankies, but this is still a bad example to my eyes. We cannot blame someone for disengaging, especially a regular user with a good reason.

  • I kinda get their point, but i feel like it's using a relatively specific meaning of the word "rule" : to me, not all rules imply external enforcement. For example, rules of a game rely solely on players good will. Or "principles" of an anarchist community are still rules, even if they just rely on people respecting them to exist. But that may also come of my limited understanding of english : is the necessity of coercion really necessarily included in the meaning of "rule" ?

  • It really fucks up my mind trying to say who's the worst anarchist between the ones defending america's propaganda and the ones defending china's genocide. And it's not like they're really that much disagreeing, it's just relatively minor differences in their analysis, they all could probably agree that China is genociding Uyghurs and that Western right wings are amplifying it.

  • I'm not familiar with the matter, but from the little i've learned of the article, it seems the general have just disappeared, right?

    If it was corruption matters, that would be official, as it would be a good reason for a trial.

  • J'ai pas un énorme usage des améliorations de Piefed discutées ici (pour l'instant en tout cas) mais étant plutôt partisan de Piefed je serai pour le déménagement.

    Par contre je croyais que tu étais l'admin de tarte.nuage-libre.fr, mais a priori j'ai rien compris. Bref, je serai assez chaud pour une "véritable" instance piefed francophone, si jamais y'a besoin de donations, de tests ou de quelque petite aide que ce soit, je suis chaud.

  • I found the info on this article first, and it did seemed fishy at first, especially with the photo that kinda looks like AI at a glance

    But there is actually a lot of media coverage about it, at least from the main francophone news sources.

    To answer your questions, it seemed the ship was going back to europe after that. One fact that can help explain it all was that, as people from the attacked ship claim, the coast guard are mercenaries and not members of official police force or anything.

  • Récemment placé en détention provisoire à Vendin-le-Vieil, ce détenu kurdophone est poursuivi dans le cadre de deux affaires distinctes, dont l'une pour "aide à l'entrée et au séjour irrégulier en bande organisée", a précisé à l'AFP son avocat Me Julien Delarue.

    Entre fin juillet et début août, 88 détenus, dont la majorité sont en détention provisoire, ont rejoint le premier quartier de lutte contre la criminalité organisée (QLCO) installé à Vendin, un projet annoncé en mars par le ministre de la Justice Gérald Darmanin.

    C'est terrifiant, j'avais pas suivi le détail de ces centres de détention pour "narcotrafiquants", mais en fait ça concerne juste la "délinquance" organisée, pas que les trafiquants de drogues, et on peut y mettre des présumé.e.s innocent.e.s, c'est encore pire que ce que j'en savais. Genre on peut imaginer des membres des Soulèvements de la terre ou de la Jeune Garde y être envoyé sans procès.

  • If i'm not mistaken, the very last graph showing posts by month shows a significant decreasing over the summer, or at least specifically july (since august is not over yet). It says June is around 12M posts and July around 9M. August seems already over 9M and we're only 2/3 in, so maybe there was some drop around July for some reason, which could explain OP's feeling.

    As for the reason, i'm not sure, maybe a combination of factors like some server blocking access from UK with the latest privacy bullshit, some server having signficant downtime (i think slrpnk.net had a problem with servers locking themselves up while tech admin was abroad), and maybe non-Lemmy factors like holidays (though they don't seem to impact previous years stats).

  • Oui, pour moi c'est pas tant des colos religieuses qui me choque, c'est que ce soit vendu comme "citoyen", ce qui est encore plus renforcé par le côté militariste et patrio-nationaliste. Mais à part ce point là, c'est pas plus un mal que les scouts religieux, et c'est pas non plus surprenant que ce soit un truc de cathos.

  • Pas de soucis ! It was quite a specific experience, so it might be useful to put in some context in here : it was a studio making apps and games, founded a decade ago, always has been a SCOP, they started being 3-4, and when i was here we were between 15 and 20. Also, i was first an intern, and then got a short-term contract : in both cases, i was not offered to participate as a share owner, you have to have a long-term contract for this. I also have a relatively short experience there (10 months).

    One of the pros was there was a lot of discussion about most subjects. The fact it was a relatively small studio helped too, both for the number of people and the methods : open-space, weekly meeting with everyone, shared relaxing time (lunch, afterwork, teambuilding days, etc.). Even as an intern, i got to hear about most subjects, even general ones like financial state of the company or which projects to accept or reject.

    Another one was the company values (not necessarily inherited from the SCOP thing, but when you do a SCOP it's more likely) : they wanted to do projects with a good social impact, and it was nice working on those. It is relatively limited though : since you have people and taxes to pay, you have to get profitable projects, and most of the time, they're not the one with the biggest social impact. Doing projects for banks or army led to some debate, and the temporary result was that it was best to work for them and still exist than just close the studio.

    A con i heard from the share owners is how to handle shares when someone leaves the studio. Two options are either everyone buys them (but not everyone may have the money immediatly) or the person keeps them (but then you have someone who owns share and does not work here, so it may counteract the purpose of the SCOP). This question is even harder when the person is a founder and/or when the person has to leave involuntary (sickness or wrongdoing). I guess it's best to have it planned beforehand, but it would not prevent all the friction anyway.

    Another con was the perception from the non-share owners : there were constantly 2-3 interns, and 1 apprentice. If you consider very low salary, least interesting tasks and no saying in the decision making, it was not that different from a classic studio. And from the owners point of view, it was kinda legitimate : there was not enough money to pay someone 100% for those tasks, they had to be done, and it would be quite weird/complicated to include people staying only 6 months in the decisions making, even worse for the shareholding. Anyway, there was some tension around this, but it's also due to the number of workers and the field of the company.

    In general, it still is something nice. I'd say the main advantage was communication to my eyes : the more you can communicate about anything in the company, the better it is. It does not prevent some problems like overwork (it can even be worse since most employees feel some kind of responsibility) or toxic management (in the end, it really depends on your direct superior, when there is some hierarchy) : you have to come up with specific methods to counteract those (for overwork, they tried to track time and to make sure everyone was leaving at the end of the day, and for management, they were in the process of splitting it so everyone would have 2 managers to refer to, in case one was bad). But all of this is probably a (maybe not so) distant future if you're setting one up for two people, so it's probably not very relevant. Probably worth to discuss it now around a drink though, but not crucial.

  • I meant any type of company that is engaged in a capitalist system, where you have to make profit just to be able to function. I'd say SCOPs necessary fall in this category, while worker cooperative may escape it, though this is just a simple opinion.

  • Je pense que l'objectif n'est pas tant que les gens aient connaissance du réchauffement climatique, mais que le réchauffement climatique soit au centre des discussions et/ou que les gens prennent conscience de l'urgence à agir. Je doute fort qu'il y ait des activistes qui pensent convaincre des climatosceptiques.

    Ceci dit, on pourrait adapter l'argument en disant que tout le monde entend régulièrement parler du réchauffement climatique, ou considérer que c'est contre-productif d'avoir plus de débats mais en donnant du grain à moudre aux anti-écolos, les coups médiatiques ne sont pas objectivement bons, mais ils ont un objectif précis et pertinent si pris isolément.