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@kushchan the people who LARP as adults are either faking that they have their shit together or are just ignorant people who propably make the life of others miserable.

@mdrights i never noticed that link (i seldom use dillo though), thanks for pointing it out :)

Thanks #dillo browser splash page for referencing to Dr. James W. Prescott research page on the origins of peace and #violence: deprivation of physical affection in infant age and the punishment of sexual pleasure in adolescence. (quite surprised that an IT program refers this)

#weekendreadng #mentalhealth

violence.de/

@r000t it's gopher without the structure of menus but with default markdown and ssl. everybody builds his own client, preferably as console tool to get the most out of markdown.

webshit weekly strikes again: "It turns out that basically none of the original reasons Hackernews started using Signal apply any more, but since they convinced their idiot friends to start using it, they're all stuck with it anyway."

@bonifartius some additional points regarding netsurf : it's really amazing, a modular html&css engine capable of rendering to many different output devices on many platforms. if webshit wasn't so dependant on javascript it would really be quite usable for normal usage.

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@LaylaAlexandrovna @cubensis

I still have my spinster account. I was just experimenting one day, because I know so much of the fediverse blocks spinster for being terfy, I wanted to see if there was more of it from here. I didn't realize much of the fediverse also blocks @alex 's gleasanotor for supporting free speech. It is a crazy world where the woke are so afraid of other's opinions that must ban it outright.Quite a few other fediverse instances literally block sites for allowing free speech. They are so hung up on policing and compelling the speech of others, they haven't the slightest misgiving about denying debate, skeptical inquiry and challenges to their ideologies. I am grateful for @alex and @mk for daring to create a platform where debate can happen.

34% of WFH workers say they’d rather quit than return to full-time office work

And if they do need to come back to the office, even part-time, employees said they expect some changes. For example, they’d want their employer to cover their commuting costs, and also provide some form of childcare.

psychnewsdaily.com/a-third-of-

@bonifartius but, kudos to the scientists for still doing science and correcting their mistakes. that usually doesn't help your carreer anymore.

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