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I’m done with mindfulness and drinking water. I just want bad things to happen to bad people in power.


Salvia and DMT are fucking nuts. I saw a door turn into a face that started laughing at me while everything around me turned into the most vividly real cartoon.


It literally is called the Threadiverse. The terminology predates Threads as a platform.


I was specifically talking about the subsection of the Fediverse that structures itself similarly to reddit (e.g. Lemmy, piefed, mbim, etc).


I’ve wanted to read the series for a while, but getting into it seems so intimidating because of just how much Sir Terry wrote. Do you have a good starting recommendation?


Le Guin is phenomenal. Her acceptance speech at the 65th National Book Awards makes me tear up to this day.
“Hard times are coming, when we’ll be wanting the voices of writers who can see alternatives to how we live now, can see through our fear-stricken society and its obsessive technologies to other ways of being, and even imagine real grounds for hope. We’ll need writers who can remember freedom — poets, visionaries — realists of a larger reality.”
Edit: Here’s the full speech if anyone is interested in listening to it. It’s only six minutes and well-worth it.


It’s interesting that IOS users look to be a larger share than Android. I wonder why.


There are a handful of channels that I actively make an effort to watch as soon as they drop a video. In no particular order:
Folding Ideas Zoe Bee Mia Mulder Dime Store Adventures Dr. Geoff Lindsey Bart Ehrman Innuendo Studios Jenny Nicholson


Would you mind elaborating on the Peertube instance? How does it integrate/what benefits are there to integration?
Would you mind elaborating on PieFed vote quotas? I haven’t heard about that.