Ivan Malison colonelpanic8

glove80-rmk battery buginess discussion with Fable 5

Full transcript of the 2026-08-06 session, one bullet per conversational turn. Ran on jay-lenovo (keyboard attached there), Paseo-hosted.

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glove80-rmk battery buginess discussion with Fable 5

Get on the latest. Something seems quite buggy with battery display, particular on the non central/slave side. Somehow the right half is now in a permanent state of displaying its battery status, in other cases it seems to never display its battery state.

I wonder if it could have to do with the intersection of layer specific lighting and conditional lighting layer logic, and also lighting being globally disabled/enabled.

glove80-rmk battery buginess discussion with Fable 5

Get on the latest. Something seems quite buggy with battery display, particular on the non central/slave side. Somehow the right half is now in a permanent state of displaying its battery status, in other cases it seems to never display its battery state.

I wonder if it could have to do with the intersection of layer specific lighting and conditional lighting layer logic, and also lighting being globally disabled/enabled.

There’s a lot here so I’m going to respond to this in pieces:

“And because liberalism cannot address our crises, and because it crushes socialist alternatives, it inevitably paves the way for right wing populism.”

I’m curious about the definitions of liberalism and socialism that are being used here. Because the author is describing them in opposition to one another, I’m assuming they mean some sort of “Workers control the means of production” definition for socialism and if so, I’m just fully not on board with anything here.

Socialists often appear hesitant to commit to a specific vision for organizing the economy, and when they do, the details can be quite vague. Do they advocate for syndicalism, a command economy, or something else entirely? How would jobs be assigned, and what mechanisms would be used to address potential perverse incentives? It’s worth noting that worker cooperatives are not illegal; if they can truly compete with traditional capitalist enterprises, why don’t we see more large-scale

There’s a lot here so I’m going to respond to this in pieces:

“And because liberalism cannot address our crises, and because it crushes socialist alternatives, it inevitably paves the way for right wing populism.”

I’m curious about the definitions of liberalism and socialism that are being used here. Because the author is describing them in opposition to one another, I’m assuming they mean some sort of “Workers control the means of production” definition for socialism and if so, I’m just fully not on board with anything here.

Socialists often appear hesitant to commit to a specific vision for organizing the economy, and when they do, the details can be quite vague. Do they advocate for syndicalism, a command economy, or something else entirely? How would jobs be assigned, and what mechanisms would be used to address potential perverse incentives? It’s worth noting that worker cooperatives are not illegal; if they can truly compete with traditional capitalist enterprises, why don’t we see more large-scale e

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	│ │ - ryzen-shine │ - fable-5 │ 11,380,370 │ 2,709,722 │ 17,173,467 │ 758,211,559 │ 789,475,118 │ $1237.51 │
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