It’s a very convenient app to sync files between your devices. It’s cro-platform and doesn’t require any registrations.

Many people (me included) use it to sync their password databases.

Waiting for some MFer to use that shit to cheat it SM64 speedruns… or maybe a TASbot module. 🤔

I meant for the propietary branch.

I don’t think that there’ll be a community for a project that turned proprietary.

They promised at least that’s not how they’re going to do this, at least. But in the end, it’s easy to backpaddle on these promises.

Still: you can always fork the project.

Voting should not be the main strategy to fight for liberty and progressive change, since the cards in electoralism are way too stacked in favour of the already powerful minority. That’s what I meant with “voting is not important”.

When Trump lost the last election, MAGA-heads were ready to take up arms against what they considered an injustice. Why aren’t progressives ready to do so? How does the “vote blue no matter who” crowd prepare against another Jan 6th situation?

surpassing liberal democracy is a good thing. I disagree with the free society bit. What definition of “free society” are you referring to?

It’s actually not, since you treat it more like a non-falsifiable “common sense” situation, which actually excludes logical reasoning.

To me, denying the push/pull concept is dumb, I’ll absolutely conceede that the main push/pull factors may not be as prominant as previously suggested, but the play a part.

This feel to me like a “feels over reals” situation.

Did you read the article? O.o

Nice strawman, homie.

With electoralism, people get complacent with watered down reforms and become politically alienated.

The homepage I linked to earlier tries to ansewer your questions. Here’s the english translation if you don’t speak German.

As I said: the theory of push- and pull-factors is outdated and not really taken seriously in academics anymore. Are you claiming that you know reasons for migration better than academia?

Ok. I’ve chosen this one

You can’t prove a negative.

It’s an outdated model and not really taken seriopsly in academia.

If progressive policies were ever put into place by an elected body, it was always merely a by-product of already established social consensus formed by bottom-up politics.

The US supreme court isn’t even a democratically legitimized body. Why do you want to take the high road if reactionaries clearly don’t care for the rules?

Voting doesn’t really matter, though.

Edit, clarification: at least compared to bottom-up social movements.

Pull effects have never been empirically shown. You’re repeating the right’s talking points.