Wow.
The chickenshit-ness is strong in some devs, i guess.
PSA: The Tesseract frontend includes a hardcoded hidden instance blacklist with all leftist and trans-friendly instances.
Cool discussion!
https://slrpnk.net/post/40573265
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Very helpful article (and the whole site) if you're wondering/ thinking you might have me/cfs or long covid!
#mecfs #longCovid #chronicIllness #invisibleDisabilities #Disabilities
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Sorry i thought i was adding another thing to luagh at- me! 😉
But clearly you're right. Also my intention is less important than the fact that I'm guessing it had a negative impact on you. So. Sorry about that.
And... hopefully the humorous irony of your comment will elicit more laughs too! So thanks!
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I love it! The way the mc's mind offers some tasty world building exposition as the narrative flows along!
(As a #t1d i got excited about the finger prick- though it's not for a bloodglucose test)
I always wonder if there's foodstamps, is there also a way to get insulin and other med supplies?
Side note- i see a pungent irony in the fact that i rely on a simple AI to control my insulin pump, considering how much i love these dystopian near future #specfic #scifi stories!
Consumers have long treated the chasing-arrows logo as indication that an item can be recycled... But when it comes to plastics that can be “deceptive and misleading,”
-Jennie Romer, a deputy assistant administrator at the Environmental Protection Agency, in an April (2023) letter to the F.T.C... “Not all resin codes can be recycled currently in the United States,” she wrote. Many plastics, especially those numbered from 3 to 7, “are not financially viable to recycle.”