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I've now released RetroForth 2022.1 on retroforth.org. It's available via Gopher, Gemini, or HTTP(S).

This is primarily bug fixes; I'm working on a bunch of new things, but they'll all have to wait until the summer release.

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Other than this, I'm making steady progress on the new implementation & VM. It now has a functioning block editor, and I'm getting close to considering it complete enough to actually use. Snapshots of this are also on retroforth.org

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I can't thank you enough for this, I can't believe I didn't see it earlier

We have just started the nursery, but haven't done much aside from putting in the crib and change table, will definitely follow this advice
@Thysanotus

RT: https://poa.st/objects/82c8f263-efae-4b1d-be03-a7b18200d0da
TinyFern ⚜️ Christ is King  
Hey @TheVeryLutheranHousewife not sure if you've set up your nursery yet but here's some hot tips for your consideration: Put a bath mat on the ch...

@velartrill at least magnets have the sense of adding a "sense". feeling EM fields seems to be kinda cool. not what i'd want for myself but i can get it.

Having lots of siblings who love you and are very close is the solution to this problem.

“Jenny’s husband is replacing her with vr porn, jimmy.” “that’s terrible johnny, we better give him a talking to.”

Pic related, the talking to. also I miss Deadspace 2 multiplayer a lot.

@Elfie
ja, es geht um die einschränkungen und die sprachlichen manipulationen.

> ernsthaft wenn ich noch einmal "lockerungen" lese.

hier rege ich mich darüber auf, dass es "lockerungen" genannt wird. es sind meine _rechte_ die mir hier seit zwei jahren _genommen_ werden. "lockerungen" ist ein euphemismus!

> die bevölkerung als pferd wo man stramm die zügel in der hand halten muss.

die zügel eines pferdes kann man "locker" oder "stramm" halten. in einer so genannen demokratie anscheinend auch die zügel der bevölkerung :)

libs in 2020: setting people's stores and homes on fire is peaceful protest
libs in 2022: honking is violence

@velartrill
> it is the western educational system that denies us a normal childhood. if the 'rona had hit when i was young, i would have been *grateful* and thanked god every day i was able to avoid going back to school

💯 i can count the good teachers where i enjoyed school with one finger :) the single good one wasn't authoritarian but had authority exactly because he wasn't (if that makes sense). nobody ever fucked with him, as he had a personality which wasn't corrupted by the power he had. there was no need to confront him. felt like the classic ideal of a teacher. funnily enough was someone quite old, all the young teachers i've had were especially twisted.

there is this meme going around of the teacher who just appeared drunk on zoom and the kid started to play minecraft. the kid probably learns more playing minecraft :)

im very glad there is pushback against the Vax Regime but i hate people are inexplicably making a huge deal about how The Kids Must Go Back To School along with the more rational "my body, my choice". why do you want children to be sent back to the horror pits that brainwash them with antisocial behaviors and make them miserable? you realize suicidality among children *dropped* in the US after the 'rona shut down schools en masse, right? it's almost enough to make me think this talking point was injected by regime operatives

your children are not being "denied their childhood" by having the government mindrape facilities shut down. it is the western educational system that denies us a normal childhood. if the 'rona had hit when i was young, i would have been *grateful* and thanked god every day i was able to avoid going back to school
there is no practice so barbarous, brutal, and horrific that you won't find a feminist ready and eager to defend it

ernsthaft wenn ich noch einmal "lockerungen" lese. die bevölkerung als pferd wo man stramm die zügel in der hand halten muss.

zero tolerance for fascism (fascism being "that which i personally dislike")
talented is a stupid word
it diminishes the effort and time put into learning skills
it disheartens those who are hesitant about taking the first step
I believe in proclivity but I do not believe in talent
And I believe that though you may have a proclivity for a skill, not having it does not make someone unable to learn it
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