I agree with what I can understand, but I don’t have much expertise in the tech specifics. I’m still working on configuring my Linux desktop, just got a little obsessive about keyboard shortcuts and eMacs orgmode and very busy with working outside of tech.

But for documentation of significantly newsworthy footage, it seems like the place to upload. Which might spread awareness of the site itself.

For content that needs censorship, I’m stumped on a suitable solution.

Peer tube?

And such a fitting username haha

Just curious, I appreciate most of your take as a random reader, but why does it seem like that’s not a healthy relationship between a father and son? The son’s capability of independence? Is it too soon after the break up, do you suspect the son might be overly dependent?

I think the questions you ask are useful in starting a conversation, I just wonder why it might seem unhealthy.

That’s a fun take

I think that must’ve been sarcasm

Point is there’s a spectrum of corruption and unfairness, and it’s getting worse. Guess you think the courts are perfectly fair and there’s no benefit to being rich? And I never said public opinion matters lol but fuck voting I guess, hooray for gerrymandering?

What matters is what’s true, and the courts ARE getting more compromised every day. The rich get punished less, that’s the way it’s always worked.

I guess this is where you took the most extreme possible opposing view and argued against that.

“It’s possible that’s not South African footage”

Did you check? Did you take the time to look?

Looks like telugu

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Clarified butter

To censor the lazy?

Only horrific initially, relatively

Time sure is wild

Honestly, recreational rage deserves punchback

I genuinely appreciate being able to word my questions differently than old google, and specifying deeper into my doubts than just a key word search.

It’s great to delve into unknown topics with, then to research results and verify. I’ve been trying to get an intuitive understanding of cooking ingredients and their interaction with eachother and how that relates to the body, ayurvedically.

I think it’s a great way to self-educate, personally.

Reading internal family systems by Richard Schwartz, watching videos by sadhguru, taking time to try to follow the threads of “intrusive thoughts,” by trying to sit in them while focusing on my breath and trying really hard not to think in words, trying to listen to myself rather than talk to myself in my head.

I do also see a therapist, and he helps talk through things that paralyze me from making decisions.

As does your gut!