i’ve been calling it 8th graders for years. i guess it’s the unified theory of unified theories.
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news@hexbear.net•Turkey must leave NATO, expel foreign military bases, says Communist PartyEnglish
3·8 months agothat’s true. what i meant was the communist movement was strong in the 70s, not a specific party. but you’re absolutely correct.
atomkarincato
news@hexbear.net•Turkey must leave NATO, expel foreign military bases, says Communist PartyEnglish
241·8 months agonot very. but they’re alright. we also have a workers party and they have delegates in the parliament (i guess 3), where tkp doesn’t.
historically they have been mostly on the right side of things. they were really influential in the late 70s. but after the '80 coup, a huge number communists were just slaughtered or tortured for years on end. now we’re left with practically a two party system: religious fascism or nationalist fascism.
there’s a kurdish party and they’re mostly left leaning, and a good portion is socialist, but the widespread racism has labeled them as terrorists, naturally.
atomkarincato
technology@hexbear.net•This Queer Online Zine Can Only Be Read Via an Ancient Internet ProtocolEnglish
5·9 months agoexactly. my university mail could only be reached through telnet.
for 2d your best bet would be qcad (free) and draftsight (paid). some distros have qcad in their repositories.
a little more sophisticated would be freecad with its bim workbench and blender with the bonsaibim addon. both of them let you draw in 3d and print floor plans off of those model.
for a quick mockup you can try sweethome3d.
if i understand this correctly, you don’t even need the assembly workbench for this because there are no moving parts. you just link your dimensions to cells in a spreadsheet from the the spreadsheet workbench and you’re good to go. (see the “Interaction between spreadsheets and the CAD model” section in the link)
atomkarincato
Chapotraphouse@hexbear.net•Luffy on the way to save Palestine #freedomflottilla.English
7·9 months ago"we’re going to Gazza on Madleen. 🍉
the work and huge sacrifices that beautiful people have been put through will bear fruit, God willing.
this will inspire some people to stop this genocide and break this siege, God willing.
at least we can say we were the ants [that did not bow down].
at least we can say we did not cave to the oppressors. 💪
at least we can say we remained human in this cruel world. 💪
we ask for your support and prayers… 🫡"
atomkarincato
Main, home of the dope ass bear.@hexbear.net•What's the British equivalent?
4·10 months ago7 stones
why would atheists believe in satan?
it is the most fascist party in Turkey right now. and that says a lot. they are against all minorities, all lgbt, all ideologies. if something is even slightly progressive, they are against that.
“The West is de-industrialising itself in the quest for Net Zero.”
how stupid do you have to be to come up with this sentence? is this coping? you have to have alternative industries to have net-zero.
if your phone is supported by e/os/ you can try that. it’s almost completely degoogled, i’m using it and it works. if you really want to de-android your phone, your best bet would be postmarketos. i use that, too, but not full-time. it mostly works, depending on your device.
this channel has great tutorials. they’re up-to-date, too.
atomkarincato
Chapotraphouse@hexbear.net•Twist: 9/11 *was* controlled demolitions and not planes...but said demolitions were by Al-QaedaEnglish
2·1 year agohey everyone, devil`s advocate here (and a civil engineer).
the critical temperature in question is not the melting point. at lower temperatures, steel behaves elastically, meaning it regains its initial state. then it starts to behave elastoplastically, which means it almost regains its initial state with no critical damage. then it behaves plastically, which means it deforms and cant get back its initial state and leads to structural failure, gradually. eurocode 3 covers building fires up to 800°C if im not mistaken, meaning steel doesnt lose its structural capacity up to that range. knowing how these codes are written, i bet it wouldnt turn into slush at 801°C.
additionally saying that “the entire strength of the structure was on the outer edge” is plain wrong. nobody even would consider to design a building like that, and i know for a fact that the core of this specific building was exceptionally and unnecesarily built strong.
i have been having this inner conflict with myself for decades. these two building fell after a plane hit them (and another without a plane impact). but i cannot accept that they caused the collapse, my professional integrity does not let me.
atomkarincato
traingang@hexbear.net•Istanbul metro expanding like crazy, anyone have more info and/or gossip about it?English
5·1 year agocurrent map is below. the colored lines are the ones in service, white lines are the ones in construction. this year at least three of those will start their service.

atomkarincato
China•American girl, who lived in China for two years, recounts her experience with the Chinese healthcare system.
51·1 year agoi always hear people compare american healthcare to “comparable oecd countries” but it’s the same here in turkey, too. it’s bizzare that americans think healthcare is a commodity. you get sick, you go to a hospital and get your medicine. you have an emergency, you call an ambulance and get your surgery. and most of it all, you pay (almost) nothing, that’s the contract between the ruling class and the workers.
my nephew is diabetic and when i asked my uncle how much they paid for insulin (i thought they had to pay for at least something) he was like “pay for what?”.





why is this on shit reactionaries say? is the op supposed to be the reactionary?