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I was wondering what Blackburners were like.

So it would be arguable that Thailand was also covered in poop

un-biden

I think she should be made Queen at this point. She’d be the most popular monarch

That’s a fascinating thought

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Yep. But then I don’t get why there are efforts to make a realistic robotic human face.

(Edit: ok I do understand one reason – just as a challenge and to prove it’s possible, but I’m not sure that justifies doing it given the consequences)

How to tell you’ve spent too long circlejerking

You might like a book I’m reading rn that validates and discusses your fears in depth: This chapter (‘Information Technology and Democracy: a Widening Gulf’) is particularly relevant.

You might like the book https://plurality.net/ , especially chapter 2-2 The Life of a Digital Democracy

VGA is the Boomers and HDMI is the Millenials. Gen-Z is using USB-C.

I don’t understand how they can be a democracy yet not have any laws.

There are some platforms like World Packers where you receive free food and a bed for helping out in places. But I guess that still doesn’t cover travel, insurance, debt, and any other long term payments you might have to make

Yeah. I have several quotes on my desktop which I’ve written to try to counteract my perfectionism, and one of them is

• Live tomorrow’s plan, today.

And another one is

• Sign up now, cancel later.

Welp, as long as they haven’t kept coming undone for those 50 years I guess it can’t have been that wrong…

I’m a perfectionist and I realized I’ve been making life too hard for myself. Choosing a low bar for success but keeping the ceiling high has felt like a much healthier approach.

Definitely agree with this one

Dating lol

I think that something like the internet archive – where the body of data is too large and important to store in one place – is where using a federated framework similar to Lemmy might make a lot of sense. What’s more, there are many different organisations which have the incentive to archive their own little slice of the internet (but not those of others), and a federated model would help in linking these up into one easily navigable, and inherently crowd-funded, whole.