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by h0p3 4y ago
I wouldn't say the innovation has stopped, but I will agree that the average person who uses the internet is far less likely to care about p2p tooling. It's also pretty hard to find people willing to construct exceptionally comple
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by h0p3 4y ago
You can use links, webrings, and word of mouth. You can crawl (for non-web this may require quite specialized tooling), scrape, and compile a database for search (which can be done locally using whatever tools you prefer or even a full-blow
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by h0p3 4y ago
I hope you didn't cast any random spells scrawled in your Advanced Potion-Making book. Sectumsempra is a nono, I hear.
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by h0p3 4y ago
If you do want another hiki-type friend, HMU.
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by h0p3 4y ago
`/salute`. Anyone know if he's doing alright?
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by h0p3 4y ago
This can be done on Aether, especially if one is willing to maintain their own records. Hard to find enough of the right people to agree to use such a tool, I suppose. Not sure what else we can do besides try to make them.
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by h0p3 4y ago
Hey there. I think you'll find this worth your time: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1552Gu7F2cJV5Bgw93ZGgCONX...
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by h0p3 4y ago
Here's mine, nomad: https://philosopher.life/ .
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by h0p3 4y ago
Stunning. It looks straightforward, and it is an improvement over a PDF in almost all cases. I'm wondering if there are other specific features that may be eventually added. For wikis intended to not have much content, this is a deligh
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by h0p3 4y ago
Came to hear to say the same. https://tiddlywiki.com/
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by h0p3 5y ago
At some places, you get to choose when to use sick days but not vacation days. All else being equal, in that case, I'd sometimes prefer to burn vacation.
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by h0p3 5y ago
I don't think raTox receives nearly enough attention: https://github.com/pranomostro/ratox
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by h0p3 5y ago
If any, what is your advice for poor and middle class Americans?
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by h0p3 5y ago
I have a similar question, but not for the wealthy: https://philosopher.life/#Unorthodox%20Savings
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by h0p3 5y ago
Hello. It's a pleasure to meet you. Do you have any other such places that you suspect to be a psyop?
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by h0p3 5y ago
https://philosopher.life
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by h0p3 5y ago
Sir Bimlas' TW5-Locator tool is worth checking out: https://github.com/bimlas/tw5-locator .
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by h0p3 5y ago
I'm looking forward to it!
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by h0p3 5y ago
I use your tool often. Thank you for your service to Humanity!
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by h0p3 5y ago
In case your account could be banned (and, looking through your history, it seems a possibility), I wanted to reach out while I still have the chance and say I'd be happy to speak with you longer term. https://philosopher.li
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by h0p3 5y ago
Protip: fondly remember your dial-up modem days for a few moments while your browser downloads and computes it: https://philosopher.life/#:[tag[Link%20Log]!tag[Log%20Audit]] This is about half of my links to the web in
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by h0p3 5y ago
https://philosopher.life/ - single html file. Keep an offline copy.
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by h0p3 5y ago
My TW: https://philosopher.life/ I've found having it all in a single html file tends to makes it easy to survive on a lot of different kinds of networks, and I like that the larger context of the site is automatically
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by h0p3 5y ago
You love to see it! I think this is a reasonable tool for a large set of usecases. Though many will be served just as well with file synchronization and other local saving tools, I like the simplicity in that single binary. I use my TW ever
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by h0p3 5y ago
Hello. =). Besides this account, what are some places where I could see how you more systematically think? I'd like to add to your list the claim that there's more to be said for owning the means of production (including distribut
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by h0p3 5y ago
You are exceptionally polite speaking with lunatics like me (I've seen that multiple times from you). I'm [[grateful]] for your candid responses. In case it may be useful, I will continue thinking about it here: https:/&#x2F
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by h0p3 5y ago
Thank you! Those are extremely important points, and I'm glad to hear it. Rambling from a madman in the desert, so please feel free to ignore me or tell me buzz off (and, if so, it was an honor speaking with you!): * This might be a w
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by h0p3 5y ago
Amazing work. Bravo. I'm very much hoping to see P2P Matrix arise. That is no small task, I realize (and I'm grateful to those who have contributed to this). What are you thoughts on that aspect of the ecosystem?
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by h0p3 5y ago
Hello! I wrote a letter for you on my personal site: https://philosopher.life/#2021.11.14%20-%20hopesthoughts%3A%... Please let me know if you can't access it.
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by h0p3 5y ago
Thank you. I'll be checking it out. Please feel free to ignore me (I am a stranger and a nobody, of course). If you don't mind me asking, what accessibility purposes are you concerned with? You got a place I can read about you, bt

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