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by 47282847 9mo ago
Short answer: trauma therapy. Process all the shit from the past to fundamentally and slowly calm down my nervous system. I am safe now.
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Oilwell.app(oilwell.app)
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by 47282847 9mo ago
See the spiritual mentor in the series Silicon Valley. ;-)
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by 47282847 10mo ago
You can play the previous days and hundreds of user contributed maps! Check out the menu. Enjoy :)
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Except they are probably not set up to respond to new domain names and generate HTTPS certificates for them.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
https://www.lowendbox.com/ is a popular source.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Framasoft did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46393817
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by 47282847 10mo ago
> In a newspaper the answer is simple. You linearly scan the leftmost column to the bottom of the page […] Is this really how you think people read newspapers?
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by 47282847 10mo ago
The only change (besides a rename to avoid confusion) is the removal of user limits. Thanks!
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Any tradition had to be introduced as new at some point. Matriarchies were a thing. And still are in some regions of the world.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
I’ve read lots of books on psychotherapy, and the verdict is a hard disagree on that. The idea of positive relationships to parents is a toxic one, and leads to more transgenerational suffering. It’s good to process the past sufficiently to
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by 47282847 10mo ago
With enough karma users can vouch for flagged posts to unflag.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Maybe “attempted” would be more accurate? I personally don’t mind the “bad”, I get what is meant by it. But since we’re talking about accuracy: I don’t agree on redactions being binary. You can redact with a pen that under certain lighting
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by 47282847 10mo ago
A lot of the ebook data has very few seeders, and it very much looks like they may all be AA. I assume it is a handful of people who this all relies on. I doubt there are many complete mirrors, if any. And even if there are, who of those ar
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by 47282847 10mo ago
> Emotions are not learned through narrative. They are innate regulatory systems shaped by natural selection. Emotions are deeply shaped by culture. Infants need emotional mirroring, co-regulation, and guidance in how to deal with and “d
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Can you point me to one book banned by libraries that contains “far left ideology”? And one with “far right ideology” not found in libraries?
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by 47282847 10mo ago
It’s not a specific time, it’s more of a random game. You have indeed created something nice! Feel free to repost. See guidelines.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Your ISP is filtering DNS records. Easily fixed by changing DNS. It may even speed up your lookups, as most ISP DNS are slower than the large ones like quad1/8/9. > They are based in russia. “Russian authorities have without an
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by 47282847 10mo ago
> n either case, to make the data truly useful, they'd need to solve the problem on how to match the metadata to a fingerprint used to identify the music tracks How is that a problem? for each track in collection do extract_fi
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Hmmm I don’t like this. There are sources for music with better quality out there and all this will do is paint them a bigger target for takedowns/prosecution. I am worried about losing their ebook library. Quoting from the announcemen
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Looks really slick and worthy of more upvotes and comments! I suggest you try to repost after a while, probably just bad luck/timing.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
1. I am not in the USA. 2. You’re pointing at the legal code that is about exceptions for library liability. 17 U.S.C. § 108 doesn’t say anything about me making a personal copy. I don’t yet understand your one-link argument about privacy a
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by 47282847 10mo ago
I honestly don’t know if you cannot see the difference between issuing a warrant to be enforced by sovereign nations (or not), and actively interfering on foreign soil, or you simply don’t want to, and to avoid having to agree with that dis
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by 47282847 10mo ago
The fundamental difference is that ICC invites partners to agree with their legal assessment. It is each country’s sovereign decision to enforce it or not. The US applies force and boldly assumes they not only have the power but the right
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by 47282847 10mo ago
I honestly don’t see the harm about removing the lending period for my personal reading. It will only make me check out and read more books. Can you detail the harm I am causing? It’s like making photocopies of books for my own use, which i
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by 47282847 10mo ago
I have an account with Berlin libraries and they offer both Libby and Overdrive (and some others) with a fairly large catalog. There is deDRM for calibre, and a command line tool called Knock which does not require Adobe software to remove
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Is it? Calibre with deDRM is a must for me. I love Overdrive but cannot imagine to stick to the forced regime of lending periods and random waiting times. I also typically read multiple (sometimes dozens of) non-fiction books in parallel, p
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by 47282847 10mo ago
> Vault 7 is a series of documents that WikiLeaks began to publish on 7 March 2017, detailing the activities and capabilities of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare. Th
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by 47282847 10mo ago
Sorting, and charging different prices for different types of waste (typical in Europe, don’t know elsewhere), also provides economic and psychological incentives to potentially reduce purchases of certain type.
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by 47282847 10mo ago
I agree with your analysis but try to not agree with your conclusion, purely for my own metal hygiene: I believe one can retrain the pattern matching of one’s brain for happier outcomes. If I let my brain judge this as a “failure“ (judgment

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