Do you remember the name of the story?

Interesting… I’ll have to check that out.

Some people have zero respect for their own lives, and by extension, any living thing. Money insidiously affects all, whether you’re a have or a have not.

We must try our best to nurture and understand our world instead of “conquering” it.

Peaceful wooded area with power transmission.

Is that an actual tweet of his? Lol what a dork

Nexus One was my first Android phone. I miss the trackball every day… so handy for moving the cursor through text. And it doubled as a notification LED! So sweet. Plus the removable battery, shit was awesome. I still have it in a box somewhere. I’m on a Pixel 7 now.

Lots of choices for sure. I haven’t built a PC in years but I’d start with looking at the requirements for the Minecraft & Jellyfin server, maybe shoot a bit higher to future-proof the build, then browse PC part picker builds to find combos that have worked well for others?

Best of luck to you.

Lol my exact thought process as well

Can I ask how far you live from work? I’ve always tried to keep my commute distance short because I hated the time I wasted driving. Eventually I sold my car for a bike and have been much happier.

Hmm interesting problem. A tiny dot of colourful non-toxic paint is what I would try. I did a quick net search and the results I found all mentioned an electronic tag with invasive insertion procedure. If only a tiny belt would stay on…

I watched a documentary about beavers at the local IMAX a few years ago: it was amazing. I think about them a lot. Humans can be so ignorant of the richness of animal life.

I haven’t tried myself, but thinking about running a windows VM on my mac to run pirated illustrator

Sell your cars and buy bikes: give up gasoline.

Might be worth checking out cryptpad.org. Open source, encrypted online productivity suite.

I’m the same in my heart, but my brain says YYYYMMDD

I love me some Debs. Dude was righteous as hell, and would have certainly received my vote had I been alive. Check out some of his quotes: https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/Eugene_V._Debs

I love this place. I remember the first time ever learning about it, in some book I had as a child. Such an interesting history and fascinating that so many people lived in such cramped density.

I should get back into RSS. I used to follow a ton of web comics way back in the day, but once google RSS shut down I never picked it back up. I’ll look into Miniflux, thanks.