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They are also a big exporter of malm, for iron production, and they also make fighter jets.

With some of the oldest bits being the Malm draws which are about 15 years old now and still perfectly fine.

Cudos for having Andreas malm at the front of the git repo!

I randomly picked a modern-styled wooden dresser[0] comparable to the Ikea Malm 6 drawer dresser and it's 12x the price.

I’ve got some of the malm draws that have been in use for 15 years now and they still look fine.

I've seen packed billy bookcases and garbage malm wardrobes moved this way without structural compromise.

Last time I picked up a piece of a Malm bed, it felt nearly hollow.

I have a little set of the Malm draws which must be about 15 years old now and are still perfectly fine and like new.

When I asked for the location of all the parts for a Malm bed the guy printed out a whole list of the required boxes and their respective locations.

In interviews with mainstream outlets such as Vox and The New Yorker, Malm contends that climate activists should give up their dogmatic attachment to pacifism and start to destroy the machines that actually produce carbon.

Instead, we get evasion upon evasion: Smajic’s charade for her clients, Malm cheating the taxman, TV2 withholding their work from the police, Brügger keeping details from his audience.

The video references Malm's "How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Learning to Fight in a World on Fire" - perhaps look there instead.

Foremost among them is the academic Andreas Malm, whose recent book, “How to Blow Up a Pipeline,” [1] calls for smashing the tools of fossil-fuel extraction as a last-ditch means of averting ecological collapse.

Andreas Malm also took a relatively anti violent perspective in "How to Blow Up a Pipeline," though he analyzed the usefulness of a small subset of incredibly violent people functioning as a contrast to the vast majority of dissidents who then look much more reasonable.

There's an internally consistent moral argument that terrorism is warranted in this situation eg Malm's "How to Blow Up a Pipeline." The basic argument is that peaceful protest is effective when it is an alternative to a more militant and disruptive extremist movement with the same goals.

This train tunnel below Malmö in Sweden was finished in 2010 six months earlier than planned and at a cost 10% below budget.

Once you finish some of the other good recommendations in this thread, I recommend How to Blow Up a Pipeline by Andreas Malm.

There’s a story that Stig Malm, at the time the head of the biggest Swedish union, LO, went to Brussels and orated lengthily about the Swedish fack unions.