La Muri

Constructora de quimeras, experta en altranmuces y agorera del buen hado.

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[La Muri @andabaata]

@efemarq Enlloc de demonitzar les úniques organitzacions capaces d'articular una resistència real a la sedició i al genocidi, que més havien contribuït a ľalfabetització també en català, i voler fer passar l'almoina per política igualitària, ignorant la repressió moralista, posi totxanes.

[Will Solfiac @willsolfiac]

I had no idea that Brazil has its own central bank-created payments system, used by over 80% of the population, where merchants pay 0.33% per transaction, compared to 1%-4% for Visa / Mastercard / Amex.

If a government can save its businesses a few percent per transaction, and keep the fees in-country, why wouldn't they do it?

[Guerra en la Universidad @GuerraenlaUni]

Insisto. Cuando algo os parezca muy machista y retrógrado no digáis que es paleolítico, sino calcolítico. Es a partir del IV milenio a.C. cuando las representaciones masculinas reemplazan a las femeninas y se generaliza el patriarcado en Eurasia.

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

Presos republicanos internados en el campo de concentración franquista de Aranda del Duero, son obligados a ondear banderas fascistas rojigualdas como forma de humillación y tortura mientras un cura les comulga forzosamente. (1937)

Nunca olvidemos lo que significan sus símbolos, sus banderas, sus instituciones y su ideología nacional-católica, es sometimiento y humillación a quienes dieron la vida luchando contra el fascismo... no te dejes engatusar con el fútbol, el españolismo es fascismo.

La rojigualda no es la "bandera de todos", es la bandera impuesta a sangre y fuego por el franquismo, después de un genocidio de 1 millón de personas... los franquistas obligaban bajo amenaza a las víctimas republicanas, incluso con familia fusilada por ellos, a colocar la bandera rojigualda en los balcones de sus casas.

Este estado fascista ilegal, nacido de un golpe de estado, y sus símbolos, no tienen ninguna legitimidad, el último estado legal fue el estado republicano, no se debe traicionar y pisotear a los héroes que lucharon por la libertad... la asimilación y normalización es la mayor victoria del fascismo.

[Xnet - Instituto para Digitalización Democrática @X_net_]

🗞️ Nube catalana: una victoria parcial
Simona Levi sobre la licitación del Govern para una nube catalana.

Buenas noticias: no resuelve todo, pero cambia el debate. La contratación tech ya no puede medirse solo por el precio, sino por los derechos.

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[La Muri @andabaata]

@carlossmato Ojalá, los bancos: energéticas, consultoras, industria.. llevan 30 años pegando el palo a estos aficionados que creen aportar algo por poner cifra al retorno de la inversión y hacen el juego a los que pisan cabezas, con la mísera aspiración de poder pisarlas ellos algún día.

[Laboro @_Laboro]

Estas "prejubilaciones" en realidad son un fraude descarado a la Seguridad Social con la ayuda de los "sindicatos" CC.OO. y UGT. Primero os vamos a explicar lo que son en realidad y luego os vamos a demostrar porque son un fraude.👇

[La Muri @andabaata]

@eureka0042 @KenRoth https://t.co/GAqHcUYgiP

[Muhammad Shehada @muhammadshehad2]

🚨This short film exposes the true story of Israel's creation, entirely through the words of its own founders

For decades, Israel’s lies have been carefully designed to demonize its victims. To ensure that no matter the crimes it commits, the children it slaughters, the world remains incapable of empathy for Palestinians, or at best, treats it with the same apathy that has allowed this to go on for as long as it has

On the 78th anniversary of its creation, it's time the world knew that Israel's past is not different from the brutal present the world is finally seeing

[La Muri @andabaata]

@jen_jones77288 @KenRoth https://t.co/GAqHcUYgiP

[Muhammad Shehada @muhammadshehad2]

🚨This short film exposes the true story of Israel's creation, entirely through the words of its own founders

For decades, Israel’s lies have been carefully designed to demonize its victims. To ensure that no matter the crimes it commits, the children it slaughters, the world remains incapable of empathy for Palestinians, or at best, treats it with the same apathy that has allowed this to go on for as long as it has

On the 78th anniversary of its creation, it's time the world knew that Israel's past is not different from the brutal present the world is finally seeing

[Ihtesham Ali @ihteshamali]

A British scientist invented the single most valuable piece of technology in human history, then signed a document that legally guaranteed he would never make a cent from it, and he did it on purpose while every university around him was racing to patent everything they could.

His name is Tim Berners-Lee, and the invention was the World Wide Web (WWW).

Not the internet, which already existed as a way to connect computers, but the actual web of pages and links you are using to read this right now. HTML. HTTP. The URL. He built all three while working at CERN, a physics lab in Switzerland, between 1989 and 1991.

He wrote the first browser on a NeXT computer and stuck a label on it that said "DO NOT POWER IT DOWN" because if anyone unplugged it, the entire web would vanish.

Here is the part that should stop you cold.

CERN owned the invention. Under the rules of the time, the lab could have licensed it, charged a fee for every installation, and collected a royalty on every server that ever came online.

His colleague Robert Cailliau confirmed they actively discussed exactly this, because in the early 1990s patenting university inventions and squeezing money out of them was the standard move.

They could have charged for every search. Every upload. Every page load on Earth, forever.

Berners-Lee fought to give it away instead.

He pushed CERN to release the source code into the public domain with no patent and no fee of any kind. On April 30, 1993, two CERN directors signed a half-page document that relinquished all intellectual property rights to the World Wide Web. A few signatures on a single sheet of paper.

That was the moment nobody came to own the thing that now connects more than five billion people.

His reasoning was not sentimental. It was mechanical.

He understood something most inventors never grasp. The value of the web was not in the code. It was in the network. And a network only grows if everyone can join without asking permission.

The second you charge a toll, people route around you, and you end up with a hundred tiny incompatible webs instead of one universal one. He said it plainly years later.

If he had demanded fees, there would be no World Wide Web. There would be lots of small webs, and none of them would have mattered.

So the thing that made the web worth trillions is the exact same thing that guaranteed he would never personally capture any of it. Openness was not a sacrifice he made against the invention's success. Openness was the success. The free part was the product.

People who made far less consequential things became billionaires off the platform he built. He watched it happen and kept running a nonprofit standards body out of an office at MIT, setting the rules that keep the web working for everyone, paid like a normal professor.

When an interviewer once asked him why he never cashed in, he refused the premise of the question. He said that framing only makes sense if you measure a person's worth by their net worth. People are what they have done and what they stand for, not what sits in their bank account.

The man who could have owned a piece of every click ever made chose to own none of it, because he understood that the only way to give the world something this big was to make sure he could never take it back.

The most valuable thing ever built belongs to everyone, and that was the entire point.

[Le Monde diplomatique 🖋 @mdiplo]

La finance contemporaine réclame sans cesse une chose : ne jamais avoir à justifier précisément son utilité.

[La Muri @andabaata]

@antroperplejo For pissing without getting out a drop 💧

[La Muri @andabaata]

@inborda @teleSURtv https://t.co/asv4GbE03Q

[Furkan Gözükara @FurkanGozukara]

BOMBSHELL: Leaked tapes expose Donald Trump pardoning a convicted drug trafficker just because the Zionist lobby paid for it!

He explicitly admits the pardon money came directly from a council of Zionists backing Israel. Washington is running a global mafia syndicate.

[La Muri @andabaata]

@RAYMKIII1 @antroperplejo Perquè l'escoltes por la rabadilla del ojo izquierdo.

[La Muri @andabaata]

@tietminguet @joanrourav @lalipanyella Molt particularment.

[UntoldMag @UntoldMag]

To ask people to “prove they are human” in a world that still hesitates before saying “End the genocide in Gaza” is not a glitch. It is the logic of our time.

Abu Calypse – Part III
A new comic by the UntoldMag collective and Francesca Cogni.

#UntoldMag #AbuCalypse #Gaza

[Alberto Garzón🔻 @agarzon]

Como sabes, Santiago, lo que sucede desde 2024 es lo que se llama "segunda ronda", es decir, el intento de los trabajadores de recuperar el "terreno perdido" previamente en términos de poder adquisitivo. Pero no tiene el mismo alcance. Por eso, la OCDE titulaba su informe de 2025 como "Real Wages Continue to Recover" y, en cambio, el de 2026 como "The Real wage recovery is slowing down".

Es decir, la segunda ronda no logra restablecer el poder adquisitivo previo al estallido inflacionario, ya que la correlación de fuerzas entre capital y trabajo es asimétrica. El informe de la OCDE señala que los salarios reales negociados todavía están casi un 5% por debajo de los niveles de 2020.

Y a partir de ese punto de partida, ya desigual, viene otra oleada inflacionaria, con las mismas características que la anterior y, si no cambian las políticas, también con las mismas consecuencias.

Los gráficos son de mi artículo de hoy: https://t.co/a0q3IKbQHd

[Jaime Palomera @JaimePalomera]

Cada vegada més, els recursos bàsics com l’habitatge, l’energia o l’aigua passen a mans de grans gestors financers.

Avui serem amb Brett Christophers per entendre què està passant —i què podem fer per recuperar-ne el control.

A @idrabcn, a les 18.30.

[The Grayzone @TheGrayzoneNews]

Apple made headlines last week when it basically erased Southern Lebanon from Apple Maps

But as @KeiPritsker explains, Apple's ties to Israel are far deeper than most realize

In fact, its most recent acquisition in Israel is its second largest buyout of all-time

[Chris Anderson (in Bay Area) @chr1sa]

This is what the novel Ministry of the Future got wrong, with its horrifying "wet-bulb" event in India, where the grid goes down and air conditioning becomes unavailable, letting heat kill a million people. Now in places with fragile grids, people are taking matters into their own hands with cheap distributed solar.

Democratizing technology leads to self-reliance.