I decided to check as yous call it "natopedia" to find out what nato thinks of this
All I can conclude is that the actual page for penises is much longer than the page on vaginals. I think I discovered the two most bonkers wp pages.
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lolololololol
if Q can't be a huge troll with a huge D than
trot groups in england were very heavily infiltrated by cops for decades as were others in the west. Search "swp" in the Undercover Policing Inquiry published evidence
there was a zine I read years and years ago that explained how (and maybe why) trots love making front groups to ruin every little progressive project. It was before all this infiltration stuff came out but when it did, everything made sense. The title was "monopolize resistance" I can't find it online.
Being so heavily infiltrated that the organization is basically run by the feds doesn't indicate some kind of inherent danger posed towards the state. It suggests that the organic membership are fools.
UK SWP was used for 20 years by the cops as a base from which to attack left-types. https://www.spycops.co.uk https://www.ucpi.org.uk/ International Socialists/Socialist Workers Party Archives - Undercover Policing Inquiry
Why people don't like trots is because they are often associated with personal and organizational ruin due to being agents of capital.
I want to learn to drive + get a license because
- useful for running errands
- a job I want requires a car
- could help out friends and family
but
- no available vehicle to learn on
- insurance seems expensive
- cars seem expensive and are always breaking
- i could never decide on a car
- parking seems expensive
- driving seems dangerous
what do you think
I had an n of 346.
included and excluded
- included: only where the first word was "yes","no","maybe"
- had intended to be case insensitive but realized after everything was done that I accidentally excluded 2 people who answered in all caps
- below in method, this is fixed so if you follow it you will get slight variation
- included: first listed pronoun only (otherwise too complicated)
- eg:
[he/him, comrade/them]=he,[she/her, they/them]=she - in Methods spoiler it includes a way to get all 4 if you want but it would need to be cleaned up
- eg:
- excluded: text in spoilers (too complicated)
- excluded: accounts not on hexbear.net (no pronouns)
- excluded: deleted replies
method
- opened the thread and scrolled to the end, I think maybe selecting "chat" button at the top lets you get more responses? Also I tried sorting a couple different ways and copying everything as later it is deduplicated
- note: am using firefox on linux with extensions that might affect the results; I didn't think to disable or anything at the beginning but I would if I were to repeat
- selected all responses and copy to clipboard
- go to https://regex101.com/
- paste in the
Test stringtext box - on left sidebar select
Function>List - in the
Regular expressionfield (aboveTest string), paste:/^(\w+) \[(\w+).*\](.*\n.*\n+)(no|yes|maybe)/gim - in the
Listfield, (belowTest string), paste$1;$2;$4;\n - here I used
;(semi colon) as column delimiter (used semicolon instead of,(comma) for compatibility when scraping all 4 pronouns)
expected output is like this:
useruseruser1;he;Yes;
useruseruser2;he;No;
useruseruser3;he;no;
useruseruser4;she;Yes;
useruseruser5;he;No;
- copy and paste the contents of
Listtext box into a text fileresults.csvand save
Set up spreadsheet
- use a regular text editor (like
notepad.exeon windows) to create a plain text file calledtemplate.csv - paste the following:
"number","UID","pron","ans","concat","pron count","pron count %","ans count","ans count %","cat count","cat count %","keep","n"
"=RANDBETWEEN.NV(10000,99999)",,,,"=CONCAT(C2,""-"",D2)","=COUNTIF(C:C,C2)","=ROUND(F2/$M2,3)*100","=COUNTIF(D:D,D2)","=ROUND(H2/$M2,3)*100","=COUNTIF(E:E,E2)","=ROUND(J2/$M2,3)*100",1,"=COUNTIF(L:L,1)"
- Launch LibreOffice Calc (open source Excel)
File>Openand selecttemplate.csvIt should open the text import dialogue. Important settings:Separated by:comma(uncheck the others)String delimiter:"(double quotation marks)Other options: CHECKEvaluate formulas
- This should give you a 2 row spreadsheet
- You might want to use
File>Save Asto save it asODSformat which allows more features compared tocsv. I name this filecombined.ods.
Open results
File>Openand selectresults.csv. It should open the text import dialogue. Important settings:Separated by:semicolon(uncheck the others) note this is different than the previous step!!
- You should get a new spreadsheet document with 3 colulmns:
- Column A: usernames
- Column B: Pronouns
- Column C: Response (Yes/No/Maybe)
- Drag to select all the text
- Copy to clipboard
- Close this file (once the next part works)
Put results in template
- Go back to your other file,
combined.ods - Select all content of row 2
- drag to fill down several hundred rows (however many results you have)
- Place cursor in cell
B2(blank under column headingUID - Paste clipboard
- You should get 300something rows inserted to columns
B,C,D - You must delete the extra template rows (otherwise your n will be wrong)
- You must manually edit the column called
n(the last column, actually it is column numberM) so that each value is1. by default it will start to count so the values will because1,2,3etc. Should be1,1,1.- This column controls whether the row is included in the data. If you set the value for
0it will be excluded. So you can keep data you want to exclude in the sheet.
- This column controls whether the row is included in the data. If you set the value for
Now you must know how to use a spreadsheet. I suggest fixing all the answers to be the same case otherwise Yes and yes might be different in some circumstances.
Briefly the columns are:
-A: number: assigns a random number so the file can be shared without publishing usernames - anonymizes data but lets you keep a record of how you got the results. How to:
- open a copy of file
- delete the column
UID - sort by column
number(otherwise results will still be in the order as on the page and it might be possible to infer information) - I didn't include it in the template but I actually also checked there were not any duplicate numbers also; you should do this
B:UID: user nameC:pron: first pronounD:ans: the answer provided -E:concat: combines columnsCandD. Expected output likeshe-Yes. This is respresented in "Pronoun answer combinations" -F:pron count,H:ans count,J:cat count: absolute number of each -G:pron count %,I:ans count %,K:cat count %: thecountvalue of each as a % of *n* -L:keep: whether to include this line (explained elsewhere) -M:n`: total number of included rows
method variation: to capture all 4 pronouns
as above except:
- in the
Regular expressionfield (aboveTest string), paste:/^(\w+) \[(.*)\](.*\n.*\n+)(no|yes|maybe|deleted)/gim
expected output is like this:
useruseruser1;he/him, they/them;Yes;
useruseruser2;he/him;No;
useruseruser3;he/him, des/pair;no;
useruseruse4r;she/her;Yes;
useruseruser5;he/him;No;
subsequent instructions such as the spreadsheet may need adjustment
RESULTS
For some reason the markdown tables are black text on black text dark grey background on my computer. I can't seem to fix that it's a problem with the website theme. Idk I'm tired of this by now.
table: total answer %
| ans count % | ans |
|---|---|
| 46.8% | No |
| 43.9% | Yes |
| 9.2% | Maybe |
csv: total answer %
percent,answer
46.8%,No
43.9%,Yes
9.2%,Maybe
table: Pronoun answer combinations %
| percent | pronoun | answer |
|---|---|---|
| 35.8% | he | No |
| 25.1% | she | Yes |
| 7.5% | they | Yes |
| 4.3% | comrade | No |
| 3.5% | none | No |
| 3.2% | he | Maybe |
| 3.2% | any | Maybe |
| 2.9% | comrade | Yes |
| 2.6% | he | Yes |
| 2.3% | any | Yes |
| 1.7% | any | No |
| 0.9% | they | No |
| 0.9% | it | Yes |
| 0.9% | fae | Yes |
| 0.6% | they | Maybe |
| 0.6% | she | No |
| 0.6% | she | Maybe |
| 0.6% | none | Yes |
| 0.6% | comrade | Maybe |
| 0.3% | ze | Yes |
| 0.3% | xey | Yes |
| 0.3% | undecided | Maybe |
| 0.3% | none | Maybe |
| 0.3% | love | Yes |
| 0.3% | fae | Maybe |
| 0.3% | e | Yes |
| 0.3% | e | Maybe |
csv: Pronoun answer combinations %
percent,pronoun,answer
35.8%,he,No
25.1%,she,Yes
7.5%,they,Yes
4.3%,comrade,No
3.5%,none,No
3.2%,he,Maybe
3.2%,any,Maybe
2.9%,comrade,Yes
2.6%,he,Yes
2.3%,any,Yes
1.7%,any,No
0.9%,they,No
0.9%,it,Yes
0.9%,fae,Yes
0.6%,they,Maybe
0.6%,she,No
0.6%,she,Maybe
0.6%,none,Yes
0.6%,comrade,Maybe
0.3%,ze,Yes
0.3%,xey,Yes
0.3%,undecided,Maybe
0.3%,none,Maybe
0.3%,love,Yes
0.3%,fae,Maybe
0.3%,e,Yes
0.3%,e,Maybe
table: Pronoun answer %
| pron count % | pron |
|---|---|
| 41.6% | he |
| 26.3% | she |
| 9% | they |
| 7.8% | comrade |
| 7.2% | any |
| 4.3% | none |
| 1.2% | fae |
| 0.9% | it |
| 0.6% | e |
| 0.3% | ze |
| 0.3% | xey |
| 0.3% | undecided |
| 0.3% | love |
csv: Pronoun answer %
percent,pronoun
41.6%,he
26.3%,she
9%,they
7.8%,comrade
7.2%,any
4.3%,none
1.2%,fae
0.9%,it
0.6%,e
0.3%,ze
0.3%,xey
0.3%,undecided
0.3%,love
Here is a link to the original thread for posterity: Informal Site Survey: Are you transgender or gender diverse? Yes, no, or maybe?
Source: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1275069/poster-handprint-community-worskshop/
1987 (made)
Artist/Maker: Handprint Community Worskshop (print-makers)
Place of origin: Kirklees (made)
Brief description: Poster depicting the outline of Africa and an automatic weapon, 'Death Aid Presents White South Africa', made by Handprint Community Workshop, designed and printed by Art Raiders, 1987
Physical description: Laminated, portrait oriented, poster consisting of a white background with black writing, an outline of Africa filled in with fluorescent red and a black stenciled image of an automatic weapon.
[printed by anarchists]
I appreciate the guts here. Just fucking go for it. Push the limits. I've done it in different contexts, sometimes it works somewhat and sometimes you get fucked. But if you can, you should. Make them fucking work. Especially if you aren't already tied up in collective class conflict. And sometimes, when you are.
OTOH in the realm of "legal precedence" there is a big risk because where we're concerned while a victory of one isn't a triumph to all, an injury to one is a defeat for all. Particularly when embarking on "test cases." (Not sure if this was intended to be, or ended up being, a test case? Maybe nothing new happened here other than some attention.)
Ultimately anything good always comes from the organized power of the working class.
I just searched for this game and the first thing I see at https://openmw.org/ seems to be saying they are moving away from open source? In app ads, fees, marketplace and telemetry (if you live outside california or the EU where presumably regulations prohibit it).
edit it was posted april 1st is it some sort of joke
Molesting children .... to maintain capitalism
infiltrate organizations that threaten capital
infiltrate pedo communities
So does it maintain capital or threaten capital?
And if it maintains capitalism because of kompromat, then does being open about it thwart the whole plan?
"it worked great for steve jobs!"
I had this RS-1 Plus handheld gaming console. I liked it because:
- comes with lots of games
- cheap I think about $15
- fairly comfortable and has actual buttons not like trying to play a game on a phone
- fun to play for a little while but not toooo fun that it can't be put down
main problem was it wouldn't save any progress even when the game seemed to allow it. I guess it just doesn't have any writable storage or however they got the games didn't include that function.
is there something similarly low end and simple that allows saving? I don't want to DIY.
See this weirdly sarcastic blog post about the RS devices for some info hal of which I don't understand.
i don't know anything about trucks much less truck-human mating please forgive my ignorance comrades.
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I have the impression that the pro-neanderthal sentiment can be a thin end of a racist wedge.
Here is a map from wikipedia captioned "Known Neanderthal range in Europe (blue), Southwest Asia (orange), Uzbekistan (green), and the Altai Mountains (violet) ":
So look at that and think, "what would a racist see". Don't be to cute about it.
With neanderthals being actually pretty smart and cool, they can be seen to contribute that certain je ne sais quoi to white people that makes them actually biologically distinct from other humans. Which is of course a closed question (FAKE) generally speaking.
I'm not saying that's true and I'm not saying anyone here is saying it. I'm just saying that there could be some motivated reasoning.