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Property Is Incompatible with Decentralization
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Fandom's Two Cultures (and Third Wheel)
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Turnkey systems are a special case, because they specifically hide the configuration knobs that otherwise might be twiddled by even ordinary users (and thus keep the landscape from being a monoculture). This idea that you have to hide eve
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In both these cases, there's an entry level that people can get into without much skill, effort, or risk. (Running an email server, of course, is not part of the entry level: email is heavily gatekept.) Most people who upload videos to
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For background, the author of this post wrote Manyverse, one of the most popular mobile SSB clients. Implicit in this post, but never explicitly mentioned, is that people "not wanting to run servers" is actually mostly a side effe
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Inventing the Shipwreck
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Routine Maintenance
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The Design of Time
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There's no site, so I don't know how this is related? SSB is a peer to peer protocol, and (aside from the UIs of most desktop implementations being electron) doesn't use webtech.
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SSB is a store and forward network, so this is sort of built in. Basically, you only see posts that are within a configurable number of hops in the follow graph, and if you block somebody then you don't replicate any of their posts t
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Manga vs. Comics: How the Base Influences the Superstructure
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Acid Communism and the American Civic Religion
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Generating Interesting Stories
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Mark Fisher and the Spectre of Acid Communism
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What Is Anime?
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Explosive versus Implosive Cultural Modes
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You know, this was really supposed to be a survey for his mailing list subscribers. He never said explicitly not to share it around, but posting it to orange website is a great way to flood him with low-quality submissions.
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The UFOs Arent News
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How Can Hypertext Help My Glass Bead Game
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A Qualified Defense of Terrorist Tactics
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The Origin of Features
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Rules of online social engagement I wish I knew in 1999
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“The Lost Apps of the 80s” never went away
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If writing actually improves your mental state, then you are not in the group of people I am criticizing.
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The Politics of Epistemic Fragmentation
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I haven't read it, though I've read some Byron (and Polidori's ripoff).
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Perhaps. It seems awfully counterproductive though, even so. Other fields (even ones that benefit from or effectively require in-person guidance -- like mathematics, or martial arts) have books aimed at more advanced practitioners. Theoreti
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The article doesn't claim that these descriptions have no place, but merely laments that they form the vast majority of writing advice.
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Writing is powerful and involves a lot of responsibility. Torturing yourself does not necessarily improve your ability to wield this tool responsibly. > Good writing often contains some piece of the author's soul and that's alw
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If someone wanted to "cancel" me, I have greater sins than having accurately summarized other writers' descriptions of their emotional relationship with the craft. Since I am taking umbrage at exactly these descriptions, I do
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