The war with Iran doesn’t attempt to justify itself through any viewing of the Just War framework. It isn’t clear why we’re engaging, much less if those reasons are justified. We’re not attempting to engage it on a just way (civilian infrastructure), not to mention the failures themselves (elementary school).
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Introducing FediBoost
A few months ago, I turned on the ActivityPub plugin for this site. I loved it—my blog became followable from Mastodon, posts federated out automatically,…
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Press This + Gutenberg = ❤️
Almost a decade ago, I helped rebuild Press This for WordPress 4.2. It was one of my favorite contributions—a tool that embodied what I love…
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Unexcused Absences
My therapist and I are working on the premise that the things that trigger us are rooted in childhood in some way. My mom passed…
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This morning, the New York Times broke the story of horrible sexual abuse by Cesar Chavez. By the afternoon, Austin’s parade in his honor was cancelled and city leaders are calling to rename Cesar Chavez Street.
Sounds right to me.
We should also stop naming things after people until, say, 50 years after their death.
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