Posts by cybervegan@autistics.life
(DIR) Post #AnG5o9jhmT01VtBO8u by cybervegan@autistics.life
2024-10-22T07:03:34Z
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@theautisticcoach @actuallyautistic yes, especially the days I travel to the office... I now only do 1 day a week in the office and it's taking ages to acclimatise to the new routine. I need the kitchen to myself to get ready without forgetting things or getting late. On the two days I now work from home, it's a bit more relaxed as the deadlines are looser. But I have pretty much the same routine, interspersed with travel and prep, every day.
(DIR) Post #AqW7f44QHZOLHPQftg by cybervegan@autistics.life
2025-01-27T19:28:32Z
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@futurebird You've got me wondering about how to build one of these now. What does it need to measure? Proximity and number of people, conversation sentiment, or emotional ambiguity, or what? Obviously would need to be tweakable to personal stressors etc. Also, what would you call the unit - SCads? SCEx? Just "Spoons"?
(DIR) Post #ArFbaE3aRIZZvvIg0u by cybervegan@autistics.life
2025-02-18T18:05:32Z
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@davidrevoy Erasure is just one little thing at a time...
(DIR) Post #AsxZFoVUTI6gstEt1c by cybervegan@autistics.life
2025-04-10T20:21:19Z
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@Jaden3 "Chips" are a BIG British tradition - kind of like what you call French fries, but a lot fatter and not so crispy. Often served with battered fish - "fish and chips". We nearly always have same and vinegar on them. We have regional sauces and accompaniments like Mushy Peas, gravy, baked beans or curry sauce that usually come in a little plastic tub that you usually pour over the chips or do them in. In recent years, both cheesy chips and dirty fries (flavoured with Indian spices and sometimes a sauces) have become popular.As I've been vegan for 35+ years, I don't have the fish, but I do occasionally like mushy peas. Mushy peas are dried, processed peas that are boiled in salty water so they start to break up and thicken. It's like a savoury green pea porridge.
(DIR) Post #AuOwQeYuLwZOdiqzDc by cybervegan@autistics.life
2025-05-23T22:24:51Z
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@phocks That there is "no alternative" to capitalism.
(DIR) Post #Azuv5mKAPZKEUs2ikS by cybervegan@autistics.life
2025-11-04T23:22:34Z
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@strypey Like it! Like it!
(DIR) Post #B0t2ulAosYxrcC8WOm by cybervegan@autistics.life
2025-12-03T21:18:09Z
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#climateCrisis #ai #economy #financeteFinance
(DIR) Post #B32oEimKPnJ8QFXRE8 by cybervegan@autistics.life
2026-02-06T12:21:18Z
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@wjmaggos @vkc So the Nazi hate on 4chan that none of the targeted minorities saw was ok? I think you need to re-evaluate that position.
(DIR) Post #B331rfu8KjzQCr5t20 by cybervegan@autistics.life
2026-02-06T14:54:02Z
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@wjmaggos I don't think this is correct. Having a forum to spread their hate is a problem in and of itself. The more sites that tolerate it the more normalised it becomes. I understand they will always find ways to congregate but it should be stomped or whatever it is found. Just because people can't see it doesn't mean they are not harmed by it: it's like cancer - if you leave it to its own devices it continues to grow and eventually takes over. Similarly, with online hate. This is how trump has today been able to post a racist video depicting the Obamas as monkeys, with effectively no consequences, because it's no longer considered unacceptable, and it's as a result of the shift in what you can get away with because less extreme hate was tolerated before it.
(DIR) Post #B33CGdeUqLeS0DK2Ns by cybervegan@autistics.life
2026-02-06T16:50:37Z
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@wjmaggos So if there was no algorithm, the problem wouldn't exist? Like on the fedi, where there is "no algorithm"... But the problem still exists?
(DIR) Post #B3MS0auIZWtW7pK7Rg by cybervegan@autistics.life
2026-02-15T23:10:39Z
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@iro_miya As vegans, we all make compromises and fall short of other peoples' standards, and even our own sometimes. But vegan isn't a dietary choice - it's an ethical stance, and it doesn't stop at what you eat - it informs what you wear, what you buy and even whom you buy from, and even the words you choose to use. I always say it's a process, a journey, and although I try to be improving all the time, I don't always achieve that. Nobody's perfect, and mistakes and regressions will happen, and you have to live your life within a world that is not very vegan friendly, and many surprising everyday products "everyone" uses contain animal derivatives, whereas some brands don't.I've done a lot of advocacy work in my time, and have been asked for advice by aspiring vegans many times. I usually say to take it a step at a time, make a small change and run with it, then make another, and another, and keep going. Find your own level, and don't be too judgemental of others, because they will be on a different part of their journey than you. When you become aware of something in your life that doesn't meet your own standards, you have to make a decision how to handle that, based on your own circumstances. Over time, it gets "easier", but never goes away.Finally, don't go vegan to fit in, or under pressure from someone else. Most vegans become vegan because they have some kind of realisation or enlightening experience - and that's different for everyone.