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Currently between olives

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Ah I haven't seen it, I never really got into Twitter

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Holy shit (pun not intended. OR WAS IT) that's still up‽ A true part of the Finnish internet heritage

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Oh I remember how cool it was when Mosaic landed. Web pages were so much cooler than boring 'ol Gopher or let alone FTP

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I feel like I'm in some sort of limbo. I've got Basedow's Disease (aka Graves' in the anglophone world) and N+1 other autoimmune conditions, and for the past 4 years after my diagnosis I feel like I've just been… existing, trying to cope.

I generally feel awful physically because my body is literally attacking itself, and I'm just so tired all the time. I'm not employed because I can't concentrate enough to program anymore, so days just blur into each other. Lately I've been more down in the dumps than usual, questioning why I even bother with, well, anything really.

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this is also the fault of users who demand “free”.

This is in my opinion the crux of the matter. People want content for free: they won't pay for it directly and they won't watch ads (because they're often much too intrusive.) Of course the root problem is the economic system, but barring a near global revolution that's not going to change

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I don't disagree with that at all, but content creators need to eat too

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Suomi mainittu!

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Helsinki, Finland.

What I love about the area I live in (and most of Helsinki for that matter) is how close nature is. I live a few hundred meters from the beach, there's two nature preserves within 1km, and generally there's lots of trees and greenery everywhere

anders, to lemmy

Lemmy is booming

I have never before received so many reactions and comments on my Lemmy posts before, so it's obvious to see, that there are many new members here.
Welcome to all the new! And I'm looking forward to see more of you here.
Cheers!

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Yeah, I much prefer Lemmy now that I'm actually here. Gives those "web 1.0" / IRC vibes when communities were smaller

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    I support this whole-heartedly, yeehive y'all

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    I wonder how well it'll do in Parliament this time. The atmosphere has gotten worse since the last time it was tried

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    Oh interesting, I hadn't heard of Galileo. Looks to be a more or less new project, but they've already got a bunch of publications out, and they've got some pretty ambitious goals, including building "new telescope systems to infer the nature of UAP" (from the https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/sites/projects.iq.harvard.edu/files/galileo/files/s2251171723400032.pdf paper)

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    You're referring to this bit from their ground rules?

    The data or its analysis will be released through traditional, scientifically-accepted channels of publication, validated through the traditional peer-review process.

    Personally I just read that as something along the lines of "we'll be releasing through scientific journals as opposed to newspapers or tin foil hat zines" and didn't take it as meaning they wouldn't submit to open access journals

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    There's definitely a chance that many sightings are just foreign (as in non-US in this context) technology, but I have some doubts about whether anybody could just secretly produce technology that seems to defy physics as we understand it today. Naturally it's possible that some military lab in eg. China broke physics, just a bit unlikely.

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    Also chiming in with a "thank you." As a brand new Lemmy / Beehaw user, I'm still getting used to how Lemmy works. Should probably read the documentation 😅

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