Amsterdam

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/43501712

Doe mee met de demonstratie de Rode Lijn voor Gaza op zondag 5 oktober om 13:00 uur op het Museumplein in Amsterdam. Trek samen met ons de rode lijn.

https://www.amnesty.nl/agenda/rode-lijn-demonstratie

(cross-posted from !cash)

Albert Hein has removed their ATMs in Amsterdam. I don’t think the machines were part of the Geldmaat cartel, so this move reduces ATM diversity and empowers the Geldmaat’s monopolizing stranglehold… makes the data collection more centralised. You are extra fucked when Geldmaat rejects your card because in some cities you have no other kind of ATM to try.

Some Spar locations previously had a quite generous cashback service. You could pay by card and get back as much as €150. It’s unclear if it’s just one Spar location that has cut this option off or if all of them. The generous cashback policy got me through the door. I would buy snacks and drinks I don’t really need just for the cashback service. It was a refuge from the ATM shit-show. If the whole Spar chain quit cashback, it would be cool if thousands of people would approach the register with a basket of food, ask for cashback, and abandon the food when refused. I wonder how many people would need to do that to create the perception that they are losing sales over the change.

Hello fellow lemmydammers. Do we have any ravers here? Or techno music lovers? Would love to hear your experiences in this city. I usually go to Raum or Radion, but wondering if I’m missing something else.

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/13702970

radicalsundayschool.noblogs.org

From their website:

Radical Sunday School is an anarchist (anti-authoritarian socialist) educational collective based in Amsterdam. We want to help our communities learn like they’re already free: free as in without charging money, free as in choosing for yourself what classes are about, free as in learning to free ourselves from bosses and bureaucrats. We also work to challenge the more subtle hierarchies of the classroom, like the rule of the expert over the amateur. In our classes, everyone has something to learn, and everyone has something to contribute.