It is as psychedelic as dmt it just isn’t pleasurable at all. On breakthrough doses your awareness is altered but you aren’t intoxicated like on the classical psychedelics. It is a hard one to explain but you are disassociated in the regular sense, the ego death is real but not in the numinous way of serotonergic drugs. I was once a square wheel on a truck. And I lived a whole life that way. I remember way more of what happens in my salvia breakthroughs than in my dmt ones. I think the dmt ones would be just as unpleasant though if dmt wasn’t itself pleasurable.

I’m sorry everyone is advising against it. If you need a pink salt itch scratched they make big blocks of salt the size of cutting boards to season steak (or something I guess, I think it’s a solution looking for a problem) but they are food grade so buy five of those, stack them into a cube (bottom face is the table) and put a flashlight inside the box and go to town!

I use it hold on to the device more securely and so I only need one hand not as a stand to prop it up on a table or anything.

Something like this

It’s cvs with their crop and zoom again!

You can use something like tailscale for remote access if you aren’t already set up for it otherwise. Then you can use music assistant to stream to your phone (as a snap target) and play that in your car or whatever.

I think they can just call them “families” now without the qualifier.

If you are turning into a hunchback try holding the book at eye level instead of where you have to look down. I like those stick on stands, usually the ring ones, on my devices so I can do it one handed

This is how I was potty trained. I did not know that until one day I came home and my mom had my son sitting backwards. She said it helps little kids not fall in. Look at me putting toilet seat adapters in the bathroom like a fool!

Yeah, one more thing to try before you nuke and reroll. Good luck! I hope you’re able to find a satisfactory conclusion to your problem.

Gotcha. The paradox of tolerance kind of folks.

Are first amendment auditors some kind of trend on YouTube or something? I don’t recognize that term or any of the people you mentioned (chud the builder, johnny somali)

I’m not sure anyone did anything wrong except AP when he attempted to ddos db0. I certainly would not blame someone for doing their due diligence and posting their results or think they should be to blame for the actions of others (in response to your last paragraph.) I’ve been in the open source community a long time and I’ve always hated the dog piles that come after someone wrongs the group. There is something about the FOSS community that attracts people who think they know better than others. This makes the transgressions bolder and the response nastier than would otherwise be necessary.

And they publish their unobfuscated code publicly for all to see. The thing that really ties the malware community together is their love of open sourcing their projects.

Edit: if there was a blocklist fetched that could not be seen in the published code my stance on this point is demonstrably wrong footed.

I’m not arguing against freedom of speech. I think people should be nicer to other people not that people should be forced to. I’m happy to have my preference for kindness to be defeated in the marketplace of ideas.

Commit 22326: added </foo/> to hidden blacklist

I hope so too. But I agree with you “Vox populi, vox dei.”

I think alphabet is a weird example to use for your opt in vs opt out analogy but the point is taken. That doesn’t change the fact that the list was available in published, clear (not obfuscated) code. Does the maintainer of a project have a duty to warn about their political leanings or weird social peccadillos? Was there any point that a user or admin performing their due diligence via code review would be unable to see that information?

Does someone have to be a good guy to make his own frontend, offer it freely, and explain it to nobody?

Yeah, I think that’s a separate issue that I can’t generate a consistent defense for. I’d like to stick to the facts and circumstances that make the strongest case for my side of this argument.