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by 47282847 6d ago
What makes an action ‘authentic’? The parts of you that “mask”, “cheat”, or “lie” are also “authentic you” . This new age talk of Authenticity carries within a narcissistic danger of rejecting some parts of yourself (strategies of survival
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by 47282847 8d ago
“Information wants to be free“. It’s not “theft of labor”; the work was already done. If anything it is theft of “intellectual property” (aka “copyright infringement”), if you believe that is a thing, but not of the “labor” that went into i
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by 47282847 11d ago
"There are naïve questions, tedious questions, ill-phrased questions, questions put after inadequate self-criticism. But every question is a cry to understand the world. There is no such thing as a dumb question". (Carl Sagan) J
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by 47282847 11d ago
What do you find strange about trying to protect against tampering and theft? I find it strange how little people seem to care these days and just widely share their users and company data across clouds. Plenty of supply chain attacks to
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by 47282847 19d ago
No it can’t. Even across Europe it is not a given that the local tax authorities will easily accept the receipt. Charity law is national.
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by 47282847 26d ago
Likely bought with anonymous or stolen payment info.
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by 47282847 27d ago
I’m trying to follow your position, but I need more context to understand which elements of the text made you form that opinion. All I read is a list of personal judgments; nothing that helps me or anyone to argue over them.
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by 47282847 28d ago
Classic ad hominem and straw man with no substance. Congratulations for the straightforward self-defeat.
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by 47282847 1mo ago
“Antifa has…” is like saying “Nerds have” or “Hackers have”. It is really only a broad label, either assigned by one self or by others. I know people who are strictly against any violence and still proud to use Antifa “branding”. Others wou
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by 47282847 1mo ago
What’s keeping you from trying modern Linux distributions, eg. Cinnamon? If some Windows-only applications are holding you back, most run well under Wine nowadays, and the rest you can run conveniently in a VM.
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by 47282847 1mo ago
For research in human spheres: https://birthpsychology.com/ - really interesting material!
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by 47282847 1mo ago
I am not a Bluesky user, but it looks like it actually serves a privacy-preserving purpose here - whether the person is following the account or not. Were it not for the name of the module, I wouldn’t see any nefarious action here. That sai
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by 47282847 1mo ago
As usual, two camps of psychoses: the strong father God versus the nurturing family God, and Holy conflict between the two. The rest are the abandoned child/broken family type. The other side is obviously wrong, and somewhere in betwee
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by 47282847 1mo ago
You can put the card in the phone case and use it almost as if it’s Wallet.
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by 47282847 1mo ago
s/own/have access to/
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by 47282847 1mo ago
I’ve found that it’s the opposite. Most people above a certain financial wealth will learn the lesson that there are limits, and that “if only I had the money to…” is an illusion. They realize that there are other forms of wealth that may e
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by 47282847 2mo ago
> There is no other way. The website was never the product I find that quite often teams responsible for part of the infrastructure speak of their part as the “product”, with the consumer of that product possibly being a different team i
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by 47282847 2mo ago
“Always free ice cream” doesn’t guarantee the same flavors and amount per serving.
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by 47282847 2mo ago
lol yeah maybe if Germany threw people out for an opinion like that I would consider leaving (native German). I neither view it as extreme nor as racist.
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by 47282847 2mo ago
The blog text talks about the review, but most of the review itself is only in the video. In case you were wondering.
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by 47282847 2mo ago
Yeah. It’s an unfortunate trauma response.
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by 47282847 2mo ago
> How is this different from other disorders, disabilities, illnesses? Not diagnosed autistic myself, but I buy into the argument that a lot of “(mental) disorders” make one allergic to the amount of subtle and less subtle daily dose of
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by 47282847 2mo ago
One way to look at it is that the act of meditation is just the exercise part; it helps you practice to “be with what is” in the rest of your life’s experience, which translates into “whatever happens within or around me, I always have choi
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by 47282847 2mo ago
In terms of cemeteries, I recommend the Waldfriedhof in Munich. One of the largest in Germany (170 Hektar/420 acres). The wilder forest parts of it have snakes and other less common wildlife.
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by 47282847 2mo ago
This discussion reminds me of a valuable and yet rarely discussed book by Bruce Schneier, Liars and Outliers: Enabling the Trust that Society Needs to Thrive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liars_and_Outliers
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by 47282847 2mo ago
https://archive.org/details/What.CD_Goodbye_Release
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by 47282847 3mo ago
I think it works for a while to cover up an anxiety disorder. Which is typically a result of adverse childhood experiences (like emotional neglect), until processed.
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by 47282847 3mo ago
I think stuff like this needs to grow organically from a combination of passion and (social) opportunity. You may want to look around where you live, for gatherings, events, markets, and take the time to see if something speaks to you? Mode
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by 47282847 3mo ago
I honestly don’t get why anyone would give up their mental health like that and work for such places. In my reality there are plenty of honest and decent places to work at. I’m seen dark places yes but only as visitor - why would I want to
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by 47282847 3mo ago
The Working Group on IRCv3 started in 2011. Matrix in 2015.

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