silentashes

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[–] silentashes 1 points 11 months ago

45min driving? yikes

How many miles or KM ?

[–] silentashes 1 points 11 months ago

Counterpoint

  1. Our present domination global culture is biased to place a higher value on brain vs. body function— see eg someone “declared ‘brain-dead’”… … or in a coma.

  2. People w damaged or missing body parts will say that they no longer feel like themselves

[–] silentashes 2 points 11 months ago

both of you PLEASE put a CW warning on that

not everyone has huge screens so we tap it and then ::vomit::

CW morbid human nervous system anatomy, decoupled from rest of body

[–] silentashes 1 points 11 months ago

both of you PLEASE put a CW warning on that

not everyone has huge screens so we tap it and then ::vomit::

CW morbid human nervous system anatomy, decoupled from rest of body

[–] silentashes 1 points 11 months ago

they’re really not your only two options that was just a menu of a sampling of my ideal sorta

gross over generalization … a bit like the op meme :-)

[–] silentashes 20 points 11 months ago

iirc Brave has a terrible policy Not good More like … a honeypot

At least Ecosia supposedly plants lots of trees (which we desperately need)

We need like a quadrillion NET more trees than we have right now

it’s not just carbon sinks it’s also water vapor (evapotranspiration) it either forms clouds that rain (if lots of trees) or it just makes the atmosphere hotter

the internet has a big physical footprint

i don’t think tokens help.

[–] silentashes 23 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) (2 children)

It makes us an ECOSYSTEM!

We’re not really “human” we”re more like… … a planet.

or a forest, at least (soil, mycelium, roots, microbes, ferns, shrubs, squirrels, trees, clouds, rain, rivers…)

(imho)

[–] silentashes 7 points 11 months ago (1 children)

lol i know

thank you for the kind reply

aaannnd art is in the eye of the beholder so idk not necessarily for the OP needing to read it

moreso for those who (as w many of us) hv poor/low sense of self-value/self-resilience

i just hear that a lot from tech nerds “my body is stupid/irrational” etc

and it’s like “or maybe we need better models to listen to & make sense of it”

[–] silentashes 2 points 11 months ago (3 children)

What a terribly reductionist POV.

A few antidotes:

study and learn Somatic Experiencing. (Where in your body do you feel a given emotion ? Where is tension felt? where is relaxation felt? where is sadness felt? )

study some real yoga (not stretching

but actual yoga ie meditation breath-work soma practices )

  • The Lives of a Cell (1970s? 1980s? Lewis Carrol, iirc)

  • The Hidden Life of Trees (2016)

  • The Dawn of Everything : A New History of Humanity (D. Graeber and D. Wengrow)

  • Being Bodies

  • Somatic Experiencing

  • Sex At Dawn

  • The Story of B (Daniel Quinn)


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Best. Of. Cory Doctorow’s essays (with sh*t i had no idea about)

 

TL:DR; The admin for archive.today appears to have dropped off the face of the earth — in every possible way. Zero internet presence since March 2023 is the most recent.

The site has been having glitches and downtime (see below).

Speculation: I’m worried the bills are going unpaid and the site may be SHUT DOWN SOON by its hosting provider.

——

I have his name, and found his LinkedIn profile.

I also found the corporation he cofounded. He used to be listed on its website. Now he is gone.

Nobody can tell me anything.

I am increasingly finding the site unreliable. For example, it will give a default “Welcome to nginx!” page, whenever I try to save websites.

——— This has been happening more and more. Or the site will get hit with a DDoS attack. and be offline/unreachable for hours. ———

The (unrelated) company he cofounded and was CEO of… apparently he appears to no longer be with.

His archive.is Tumblr (blog), email, etc all appear to be in hibernation since March of this year (2023). He has not responded to any of my emails, DMs via Tumblr, nor approved any of my posts/comments (nor anyone else’s) on his tumblr blog.

REQUEST: In your comments, please add

  • FLOSS crowd-sourced alternatives which don’t have to rely on a central authority / single point of failure

  • any info you may have about what has happened — or other details.

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