Sorry yeah should have mentioned that I’m looking for Android and either Mac or Win.

I left my economics university when I was doing exercises in my workbook and saw a text that essentially read “unions cripple the economy and therefore must be eradicated”. There were some good lectures on macro and micro economics, but were so insanely capitalistic that I couldn’t stand it anymore.

My pipeline was through Hasan (however I’ve been a lefty my entire life), his subreddit had a pinned link tree with socialist resources where I found thedeprogram and then through that found lemmy. That said I’m not as big of a fan of him as I used to be, just grew out of it.

From what I heard they extended the support to October 2026.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-support-ends-on-october-14-2025-2ca8b313-1946-43d3-b55c-2b95b107f281

Already made a post in the freechat community, but want to get some thoughts here as well. I’m currently going through the Prolewiki reading list for beginners, after I finish it I would love to read up on the Russian revolution. Not looking for a massive tome, but something in between being general but not overly specific and dense that I can’t get through in let’s say a month or 2. Thanks!

I needed to ask to get clarification because I was like “what the fuck are you saying”. The Deprogram did an episode recently with SovietPod I believe where they mentioned this exact thing of liberals/anti-communist spewing that the bolsheviks were undemocratic. Glad my hunch wasn’t incorrect, thanks for the reply!

Definetly saving this post for future references and books, much appreciated!

Fantastic thank you! What if certain statements are made that have contradicting sources, which source do you then trust?

What is considered a verifiable source? For instance certain studies are funded by lobies that want a certain result from that study and will affect the final results because of that, how do I determine if those funded studies are actually worth trusting?