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Ok, so I've sat on this one for a bit.
There are different forms of extremism.
Referring to each type correctly allows us to discuss their tactics and motives.
Over Memorial Day, there was an extremist event in Seattle 🌲 , specifically Cal Anderson Park (Capitol Hill 
):
And a follow up article, a few days later:
https://www.thestranger.com/news/2025/05/30/80080084/invading-antifa-land
The short, short version? Religious extremists chose Cal Anderson Park to host a hate event.
The Park is named for WA's first openly gay Senator. It is in Capitol Hill, Seattle's gayborhood. And Seattle is one of the least religious cities in the US (based on Census data).
Religious people could, of course, worship in their existing places of worship. The United States has the largest Christian population in the world, so it's not like churches are hard to find.
Or they could violate Matthew 6:8 . It's not even deep in the New Testament or obscure.
There are many, many things that I could cover here but it would get (typically) verbose. So I'll choose one: the choice of colors. They chose 
colors for their event.
Extremist groups repurposing existing symbols is a tactic as old as time. people aren't the first target and won't be the last. There are a few reasons to do this, including but not limited to:
* Disrupting the trust chain (is a group flagging to _you_ or your aggressor)?
* Trigger you (your mind will start to recognize the symbol association that's been co-opted, and things that brought you joy can start to bring trauma)
* Use your identity to trigger others (people who have no association with your flagging will now associate it with trauma)
If you were looking at photos of the Park from that day, and not from an angle that easily "gave away the answer" (text on signs etc.): would you be able to tell the difference between the extremist event and a gay event in the gayborhood?
More to the point: would _most_ (not you) people be able to do the same?
If you are interested in community safety, you need two community preserving skills:
* Recognizing when people genuinely believe in the flag* they are flying
* Being able to work with each other, as recognition skills will vary.
* - literal flag and flagging.
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Ok, so I've sat on this one for a bit.
There are different forms of extremism.
Referring to each type correctly allows us to discuss their tactics and motives.
Over Memorial Day, there was an extremist event in Seattle 🌲 , specifically Cal Anderson Park (Capitol Hill ):
And a follow up article, a few days later:
https://www.thestranger.com/news/2025/05/30/80080084/invading-antifa-land
The short, short version? Religious extremists chose Cal Anderson Park to host a hate event.
The Park is named for WA's first openly gay Senator. It is in Capitol Hill, Seattle's gayborhood. And Seattle is one of the least religious cities in the US (based on Census data).
Religious people could, of course, worship in their existing places of worship. The United States has the largest Christian population in the world, so it's not like churches are hard to find.
Or they could violate Matthew 6:8 . It's not even deep in the New Testament or obscure.
There are many, many things that I could cover here but it would get (typically) verbose. So I'll choose one: the choice of colors. They chose colors for their event.
Extremist groups repurposing existing symbols is a tactic as old as time. people aren't the first target and won't be the last. There are a few reasons to do this, including but not limited to:
* Disrupting the trust chain (is a group flagging to _you_ or your aggressor)?
* Trigger you (your mind will start to recognize the symbol association that's been co-opted, and things that brought you joy can start to bring trauma)
* Use your identity to trigger others (people who have no association with your flagging will now associate it with trauma)
If you were looking at photos of the Park from that day, and not from an angle that easily "gave away the answer" (text on signs etc.): would you be able to tell the difference between the extremist event and a gay event in the gayborhood?
More to the point: would _most_ (not you) people be able to do the same?
If you are interested in community safety, you need two community preserving skills:
* Recognizing when people genuinely believe in the flag* they are flying
* Being able to work with each other, as recognition skills will vary.
* - literal flag and flagging.
明後日Switch2・・・
飲酒して
やるとなんかキモさ5倍増しみたいになる
i find it unsettling that in ascii [] and {} and <> are each paired with one character in between, but () are right next to each other
Let's recap the last #NixOS release period from the Go perspective. There have been quite important changes to the Go ecosystem in nixpkgs, let's start with the one that will affect most users and maintainers of Go package:
buildGoModule now supports a self-referencing finalAttrs: parameter containing the final arguments including overrides. This allows packaging configuration to be overridden in a consistent manner by providing an alternative to rec {} syntax. This pattern will fix many issues people previously had overridden Go packages as it is adopted in nixpkgs. If you are maintaining a Go package, please check if you already updated it to use finalAttrs. The Go section of the manual has been updated for this and all examples now use finalAttrs.
MBC 개표방송… 대전의 대표음식은 성심당 망고케이크 나와서 “그렇게 됐군” 했는데 직후 세종의 대표음식으로 구내식당 나와서 “너무 하네” 했음ㅋㅋ
ㄷㅅBㅌ尺 Pㄷㄹㅈ
ㄹㅇㅋㅋ
うまばちまん先生のエアライドマシンを破壊するぞお～
매년 보는 기사 같지만 안 고침 ㅋㅋ
RE: https://802.3ether.net/users/news_society/statuses/114610978273788158
금융 보안 프로그램 의무 설치가 오히려 해킹 위험 높인다
국내 금융 보안 프로그램의 설치 의무화가 오히려 사이버 공격 위험성을 높인다는 연구 결과가 나왔습니다.한국과학기술원 전기·전자공학부 김용대·윤인…
https://news.sbs.co.kr/news/endPage.do?news_id=N1008123128
"쯔방은 마스토돈으로 넘어갔어요"
"연합우주라고 해줘"
ねむたい…
にゃあ…
BWAHAHAHAHAAAAA!
"AI company files for bankruptcy after being exposed as 700 Indian engineers"
A $1.5 billion AI company backed by Microsoft has shuttered after its ‘neural network’ was discovered to actually be hundreds of computer engineers based in India.
2025.6.2か2025.7.0はバグ対応Only縛りでやろうぜ
Debate sobre IA y enseñanza de las matemáticas. https://jaalonso.github.io/vestigium/posts/2025/06/03-debate-sobre-ia-y-ensenanza-de-las-matematicas/ #IA #Matemáticas
エフェクト系導入に伴って発生するエッジケースを塞いだやつ、私の実装から引っ張ってくるか
30분 남았다
ChatGPT는... 훌륭한 스터디메이트..
ブレーカー落ちた
みそすーぷ
30분 남았다
しゅいハウス、終了… #frfr
South Korea election 2025 results live: Turnout high as polls close
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/6/3/south-korea-election-results-live-high-turnout-as-polls-close?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into Asia Pacific News 
@asia-pacific-news-AlJazeeraAsia Pacific News
しみらハウス、終了… #frfr
Hackers' Pub and hollo.social are the instances currently serving as testbeds for #Fedify. 😂
Okey.dev（太っても良い）
Hackers' Pub and hollo.social are the instances currently serving as testbeds for #Fedify. 😂
やくもに妬くもん
Misskey v2025.6.1のベータ版出した
ウォーターマーク機能と実験的な画像加工機能が含まれておりますゆえフィードバックを募集しております
Misskey v2025.6.1のベータ版出した
ウォーターマーク機能と実験的な画像加工機能が含まれておりますゆえフィードバックを募集しております
이름이 렌게인 캐릭터들을 볼 때마다 이름이 어떻게 우동숟가락 이라는 생각을 해요 
長い30両編成
Q3ほしいなあ
何考えてるんですかね私。死んだほうがいい
しゅいろ
Emelia 👸🏻
ゼケ(ベ)
디토
NixOS
쯔방 
leyrer
헤카
洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) 
洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee)
かんたん宛名印刷＠自鯖
ウラニさん/μranium 