# 2026-04-18

-   [[Read]]:
    
    -   [[What is and how do we achieve a resilient digital democracy?]]
        -   Helpful definitions of authoritarianism, fascism, digital democracy and resilience.
        -   In terms of how to do things differently, lots of overlaps with other programmes I've looked at for reclaim the stacks.
        -   It'd be good pull it in properly to that analysis.
        -   "resilient democracy especially matters in situations of multiple crises"
            -   Seems adjacent to the left having a shock doctrine.
    
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    -   Blog post idea - something to do with crises, shocks, resilient democracy, shock doctrine of the left, based on reading Fuchs article.

-   [[Bookmarked]]:
    -   [Technodiversity, permacomputing and anticapitalism](https://critical-switch.org/en/posts/technodiversity-permacomputing-and-anticapitalism/) 
        -   "we need to identify the roots of the problem in order to conceive radically [[anti-capitalist]] perspectives, rather than lose ourselves in reforms or try to take control of [[capitalist technology]]"
    -   [Exchange, obligation, accountability: Moral orders of technology repair in Kampala, Uganda](https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.10279)
        -   "developed the concept of moral orders of [[repair]], defining it as the norms, rules, values, and expectations that support and structure practice, exchange, and collaboration in everyday repair worlds and beyond"
            -   **Via:** someone on social.coop