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@liaizon@wake.st · Joined ⁨Feb⁩ ⁨2019⁩

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The Public Domain Review@publicdomainrev@mastodon.social

"The Duck quaketh... The Wolf howleth" — from what many consider to be the first picture book for children, Orbis Sensualium Pictus (1658). More in our essay here: publicdomainreview.org/essay/i

NTS RadioOn the Road w/ Adelina S - Singing to the Winds / Pt.5 30th July 2026Traveler and DIY documentarian Adelina S traverses the savannahs and deserts of the Sahel region, recording griots who travel from remote village to village performing to make a living. Through storytelling and field recordings, Adelina shares the winding paths - and the choices - that led to growing close to and be welcomed by this community. From the host:

Replying to @⁨liaizon@wake.st⁩

Julio just released a book of the same name and has been touring it around. It was a very sweet interview on the WeSmellGas Collective podcast with lots of birds chirping in the background. You can follow it here at @7867284 to get updates (thru the podcast bridge run by podcastindex.org) or learn about his new book at plutobooks.com/product/decolon

Pluto PressDecolonizing Money - Pluto PressA democratic vision of money that goes beyond the free market and the state

Listened to a bunch of lovely interviews with compas today:

Julio Linares on Decolonizing Money
wesmellgas.org/resources/0109-

İpek Burçak on censorship of her work in Berlin
radioagainstrepression.org/202

Aljoscha Meyer on Willow and the fragility of information systems
solarcast.cc/@solarcast/posts/

www.wesmellgas.orgDecolonizing Money from Behind the BarWhat would a world without the U.S. petrodollar look like, feel like, smell like? Rooted in abolitionist, anti-colonial and anarchist thinking, Julio Linares takes us from the counter of a community bar onto a journey across debt cancellation, community-owned solar currencies and the burning of dollar bills.

RE: mastodon.social/@FirefoxOffici

Firefox is rolling out their rebranded M̵u̵l̵l̵v̵a̵d̵ Fastly VPN to Android users today...

(I didn't realize they had two different rebranded VPN services, this one isn't the fascist one, just the neoliberal American one)

Firefox@FirefoxOfficial@mastodon.social

Good news - Firefox's free built-in VPN is starting to roll out for Firefox Android users today. If you're using Firefox on Android, you can now access practical privacy protection without needing to download another app. To turn the VPN on, tap the three dot menu > Settings > VPN (you'll need to log into your Mozilla account). If you don't see it available for you yet, please be patient as the feature rolls out.

More on Mozilla Support: support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/m

support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/mobile-android-vpn