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  someone needs to make a game that has the "big people, little people, title" cover art, but then in gameplay the people are actually proportionally sized that way

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  eat a bean today

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  wanna try making pizza with half lupin bean flour; maybe can get from aus

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  hi

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  how everbuddy does?

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  i was bitten by two dogs today; pretty normal

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  any news from the other provinces?

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  alacritty has been such an unstable. fourth breaking bug since switch like two years ago; this time something to do with fcitx input p'sure, drops into non-responsive state that requires kill everything

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  gave cat a lion cut today still sneezing

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  gtk managed to bork the file open dialogue for me?

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  new psu no post :c

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  ok, psu functioning now next gotta add xdg-desktop-portal configs, since it's required to run anything gtk or qt now apparently then figure alacritty nonresponsive bug. seems something to do with "IME is disabled in Vi mode on X11" probably

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  @benlockwood@ecoevo.social optimising for efficiency could easily make a system far better than the current intentionally destroying the world, but even a well-run billions-of-people world would be ecological disaster say you eliminate meat from the global diet, shut down all the pointless gpus and asics, consolidate travel and mass-introduce hydrogen as fuel or whatever, what you have left is still an agricultural system using like a quarter of earth's arable land, fed by a non-replenishi...

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  accidental not sleep

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  people switching new ssh keys?

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  """ Featured writer for the Washington Post at twenty. Author of a hit novel at twenty-one. Coaxed Greta Garbo out of seclusion for a Hollywood party. Ghostwrote the memoirs of New York’s most famous madam, Polly Adler. It’s no wonder Virginia Faulkner was spoken of as the next Dorothy Parker. But Faulkner also struggled with alcoholism and depression, lost respect for her own work as a writer, and at age forty-two returned to her hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska, unsure...

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  > reading books is so profound because it denies you the ability to speak when confronted with an idea. you must listen. it isn't a conversation. sometimes it shouldn't be a conversation. you can just email people. i read a book and emailed the author yesterday