Lots of us had clocks that didn't update properly, tech was confused as shit lol

7.5" x 48" x 10mm

Canadian consciousness lol

How warm is it? 21C

How tall are you? 5’11”

How much do you weigh? 175? 82? I dunno

How far is it? About 40 minutes

What time is it? Noone is sure this week

Yes, my point exactly: it's an added challenge, but worth it because that's a notable vulnerability, as evidenced by the layer of shielding.

Importantly, it's a physically close layer.

Just use regular sugar.

In fact, I don’t use any sugar, in any of my breads. Sometimes I use lemon juice to feed the yeast a bit.

For poolish I just use instant yeast, water, white flour (whole flour works but experiment with proportions and time). Wet. 20m-1hr then add the rest.

It’s changing all those inconvenient Tibetan place names with mandarin, and removing tibetan language schools, and arresting or displacing those who are inadequately enthusiastic. It’s murdering those who aren’t respectful to state-appointed religious leaders.

It’s an orwellian phrase.

I don't use either of these programs, so let us know why should I use Ideon?

The biggest difference between you and them is the lack of friction in everyday matters.

Constant slowdowns and difficulties and subtle loss of security has much more emotional effect on the very rich than you might expect, including oligarchs.

Before internet access was common, and for a while after it did become common but still dialup, you could connect and log-in to a Bulletin Board System that people usually hosted out of their home. It would have a theme, usually, and host a mix of discussions, curated and moderated by the owner, plus file sharing, often piracy or a library of resource material.

It wasn't unusual to belong to a few of them, and because you were dialing in via phone lines, they were usually in your city due to long distance charges, which meant you could meet up in meatspace.

There was an overlap period where they became internet connected, and a kind of federation developed, and similar internet-only services developed like Hotline that were quite popular for a while (small comeback under way for hotline servers btw).

Here's the rhetorical technique used to move the goalposts:

A comment predicting general avoidance of a certain cognitive dissonance in a community.

A reply then states, here I am, talking about it, thus you are wrong.

The trick is a categorical blurring by shifting the discussion about general behaviour of a group to that of one individual who implies that they are a sufficient representative of that community to settle the argument.

C'mon, they were talking about the tenor of conversation in an echo chamber. Pay attention.

Sorry, was rushed. Corrected:

If you can manage to live as though the collapse has already happened, or even simply as though the collapse is about to happen, then you already will be living in small polities, and necessarily practice more mutual aid than you do capitalism.

TL;DR: live like civilization has already collapsed, and you will be practicing more anarchism.

Any functional spin laundry machine is saving more time than anything else in the house.

I remember helping my grandmother with the wring washer: the tub would swish only but not spin, so you had to pull out each item and run it through the wringer assembly above the tub, like a giant set of pasta rollers just waiting to eat your hand. Barely faster than beating them on rocks.

I still hang laundry on the line to dry when weather and clean air allow.

Ladakh: same economy, and adjacent culture, also liberated and annexed by an expansionist neighbour for geopolitical reasons. However the Ladakhis are in a much better position in terms of cultural integrity, self determination, freedom of expression, and openness to the world, despite being invaded by a capitalist colonial system.

Are there serious difficulties with an influx of military, and colonial limitations? Yes, but since they have relations across the border, they know how much better they have it than Tibet.

Maybe you would like to liberate Bhutan? Oh too late.

"Liberated", huh? No War in Ba Sing Sei. Just labour camps, or "slavery with chinese characteristics."