@tfardet well, you are pointing to sources, but they mention 3 examples. 2 are of flushing excreta to water bodies (a bad idea not known to be in vogue in pre-colonial times in Asia or Egypt or South America); 1 of those examples atleast uses bath water for flushing, which modern sanitation systems have regressed from. The 3rd example didn't move sewage to water bodies.
A capsule on sanitation systems going back 1000's of years is at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGHSOMPzZ0w
@tfardet Sanitation is a red herring evolved out of medieval Europe's history of dumping feces out the window. Did either pre-Islamic Egypt's cities or pre-Latin South America's cities have sanitation problems?
Going back 1000's of years is not a globally bad idea.
@tfardet Actually, I was not sure if the pre-colonization past had been discounted as a source of good ideas. It is clear that it shouldn't be. Post-colonial ideas like mixing lots of clean water with feces are obviously terrible ideas, while the Indus Valley civilization thrived precisely because it valued critical resources like water and didn't condone mixing with feces.
@OcapiProgramme the ruins of the Indus Valley Harappan civilization showed how the city's human waste was routed to outside the city, no excess water involved. do you want go back 3000 years in time?
@0 people unaffected by price rises are in positions to trigger price rises; why would they only be doing it uncaringly and not maliciously?
@kensanata Well, if I were a paranoid person, I'd suspect a man-in-the-middle attack. Or an overprotective router that thinks it's stopping you from leeching Wi-Fi.
Try using a VPN so you bypass the hotel and see if you still get the warning. If the warning is always there, then you may have done something that messed up your fingerprint calculations. Any SSH or crypto library updates on your laptop since the last uneventful connection?
Of course, this is all guesswork :/
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@crazypedia
If another instance can trust I am me enough to put my words in front of their people, why do I need any kind of sign on?
Obviously the constraint of creating a log in for each of these services is artificial, serving a need that isn't strictly technical
One of the earliest realizations I had upon joining #mastodon was how many Twitter accounts exist only to provoke outrage, anger, and controversy according to sone algorithm 👎
@kjetil_kilhavn @pluralistic as an American who lives in Europe and has experienced the health system here, this is absolutely true. Here at least the you get something for the taxes you pay. I'm not a financially rich person, but I live a higher quality of life here than I would in the US.
@susannah don't you think there is a chance that preferring (English) text to a/v involves a bias towards able-bodied people (Westerners)? admittedly, text can be accessed via Braille or read out, whereas audio can't be rendered to text as feasibly.
@susannah would you please elaborate? I am curious about this, since I recently started thinking a/v is "better" for non-techies while text is better for machines (something we shouldn't go out of our way to optimize for).
@nodefunallowed@mas.to any thoughts on his TLA+ project?
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@dredmorbius @pluralistic I will never forget Ello, largely because about once a month I get a message that says "SvetlanaHotMILF348 is following you on Ello." I log on and report/block SvetlanaHotMILF348, only to have to repeat the operation a month later with CandieeLuvvs69 etc. And so on.
That someone apparently believes that you might be able to make money by follow-spamming on Ello really demonstrates that there are no limits to human optimism.
It would be neat if #hackerspace/#fablab collectives collaborated to improve #FreeCAD. For example: documentation, translations, and even low-hanging fruit issues