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by Funes- 7y ago
>EDIT: Based on the comments here, I just need to have a kid. Or a sick relative you have to take care of, or a physically draining job.
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If I2P was widely used, we wouldn't need this.
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Not yet. More info: https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar/wikis/FAQ#will-the... .
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They should use Briar [0], if they want something actually secure: no servers involved whatsoever, tor-enabled, adding contacts works by exchanging private keys, etc. [0] https://briar.app .
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MuWire – Easy anonymous file sharing using I2P technology(muwire.com)
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Thank you, I really appreciate it.
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>by replying every 2 or 3 hours, when you're waiting in the elevator, or have some other idle time to fill Most people don't seem to do that. Most people I know, in fact, check their phones while driving, during lectures, durin
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by Funes- 7y ago
I'm personally against using any instant messaging app, even more so if it's on a smartphone rather than on a desktop computer. I don't care how private they are. Why? Well, I think it's an inefficient communication to
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Yeah, that's easy to say when you are a privileged person belonging to the bourgoisie instead of a dude born in the middle of God knows where. You think people living in poor countries have any reasonable margin to act on their lack of
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by Funes- 7y ago
>Precisely the sort of thing government is meant to address: problems no other actor has incentive or ability to address. I wholeheartedly agree. You've wonderfully articulated what an ideal government would be like.
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>until the root cause is addressed: income inequality As far as I can tell, income inequality mainly stems from inequality of opportunity. I think a country is as free as its ability to give all its citizens the same opportunities.
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Decreased economic opportunity is self-inflicted? It seems to me that many people are far more comfortable attributing blame to people that could very well be victims to a certain degree--and not the main perpetrators, in fact--than to make
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by Funes- 7y ago
>> Under the bill the companies would be required to maintain an interface to facilitate interoperability. This would be easily achieved with ActivityPub [0]. >> The bill would require communications platforms with more than 100
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by Funes- 7y ago
>more aimed at shifting people's perception of what's reasonable towards a 'more moderate' solution that would previously have been considered unacceptable. Playing with the Overton window [0], then. Interesting. [0]
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Or like a huge swarm of bees flying overhead. That's what I thought it was when I first heard one of those--it turned out to be a drone flying only ~30 feet over our heads.
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>4chan doesn't seem to be as active or popular anymore That's what you get with a heavily-centralized Internet: Everyone and their dog consumes all their media and spends most of their day on the same handful of platforms--not
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>You can be a master without being successful and visa versa . There's an awful lot of skill-less, successful people out there, more than everyone would like, I'm sure.
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That doesn't have anything to do with being optimistic, as far as I can tell. Dismissing others' suffering is caused by a lack of empathy or by selfishness--the two go hand in hand. It can certainly seem to a depressed person th
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by Funes- 7y ago
>A depressed, pessimistic person is judging the world very accurately. Absolutely not. I've dealt with a lot of pessimistic, depressed people--I've been clinically depressed, as well, in the past--, and we can be the most close
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>We know that pain is not static and that it can be modulated by several factors. Early research showed that the central amygdala, long known for its role in processing fear , can dial up pain signals. Interesting. A couple of days ago
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by Funes- 7y ago
>This is a bit of an inflammatory comparison Fair enough, you admitted it at least. >but I stayed up reading with a flashlight a lot as a kid. Was that terrible for me? Should my flashlight have had a setting to limit the times I can
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by Funes- 7y ago
Yes, as long as we are good for them. I've had ill relatives with impaired mobility that really enjoyed the company of pets; it makes a huge difference on people who can feel lonely at times.
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by Funes- 7y ago
My humble advice for anyone who comes across this thread: - Delete your Google account (if you can); - Install NewPipe [0] on Android; - Install gtk-youtube-viewer [1] on your computer; - Install mpsyt [2] if you'd like a terminal clie
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by Funes- 7y ago
Wouldn't the authorities just keep blocking instances (i. e., servers)? I may be wrong, but I don't think a federated platform is censorship-resistant in any meaningful way.
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What about a distributed P2P platform like Aether[0]? Would that be blockable by any given state or authority? [0]: https://getaether.net
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Meditating right before going to bed, given that you haven't stared at any screen for an hour prior, can help tremendously with insomnia. That and intense and regular exercise, a clean diet, hydration... Healthy habits, to cut it sho
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>If you’re visually impaired, most internet memes are inaccessible. That needs to change . Yeah, memes are exactly what researchers should spend time and resources on, especially with regards to blind people.
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>Our hope was to decrease the pressure normal people feel about sharing their lives with their friends and family. My question is: do you honestly think that people should share their private lives with their friends and family through
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>all of the typical things like guns and heavy machinery that men are well known to like more than women Okay, so either men liking guns, heavy machinery, and videogames more than women comes from a inherent, biological difference betwee
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>Mastodon entirely fits the definition of a decentralized network, not just "technically." You're just pointing out inherent properties of decentralized network topology. No. I am pointing out the sense in which federated

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