Hell yeah! Wirehead
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Makes me think of this Onion vid: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iKC21wDarBo&pp=ygUWb25pb24gZW5kIG9mIHRoZSB3b3JsZA%3D%3D
Thirdroom vr / avatar space plus Fediverse mail?
Focus on finding people you feel safe around and want to and actually enjoy being with. If that's not your family that's fine too.
You don't need to shun people unless they are crossing boundaries. Then absolutely and if you communicated that then that was their choice, not your fault.
Finally! That is a great feature!
Honestly, for big orgs like that I feel like a federating their website just makes sense to me.
That way they can host the content (resilience to censor ship) and can still natively share it.
Tbh that just doesn't seem right to me. Like the sunsets has beauty to me without being made. I watch shows and may never know the artist or hear a poetic phrase completely divorced from its context that has a profound meaning to me.
Does any poetry have any value without knowing the person that made it?
Disappointed. Trying to find meaningful ways to protect our migrants community here, so far it's just supporting the ACLU and trying, and so fucking reason it's hard to convince people another trail of tears would be bad.
Right. I will say there is a lot of the US where cars make sense because they use the same roads that farm equipment uses (which does not make much sense to build rail for), but in the cities (and thus the suburbs) it seemed largely cultural from any historical analysis I've seen (with segregation, excessive monopolization of passenger rail, and the advent of modern advertising).
Being disabled isn't a matter of if but when for everyone. Expecting everyone to be able to drive literally tons of metal at high speeds around for ever is losing bet. Heck people with no current disability can't do it all the time.
I mean ironically "the algorithm" is this but with curating instead creating content and people talk about being surprised all the time.
Most models introduce a little bit of randomness or boundary pushing precisely for the reason you mentioned