Posts by mensrea@freeradical.zone
 (DIR) Post #B6ByliQXp3T6aoVqIi by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @mwl there's something going on with the height of the items. when you set a fixed height, it sorts it's self out
       
 (DIR) Post #B6V5eRh02A8CLYvcmG by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne be the change you want to see
       
 (DIR) Post #B7iirA3m9aPkXZQbHE by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne "that has no mechanism to connect to a network" so far
       
 (DIR) Post #B8JnaKI30fNPUlPKhU by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne unfortunately they would not be able to legally. all euthanasia legislation i've seen has a "of sound mind" requirement.i have a 50/50 shot of early onset alzheimer's
       
 (DIR) Post #B8gneQt93v7EwhYY8e by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne what kind of time frame are you looking at? i'd like to be involved but capacity is intermittent
       
 (DIR) Post #B8gnrZSOW2ybHkJC5o by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne i can work with that. do you have any style or concept ideas lying around? maybe tucked behind the couch?
       
 (DIR) Post #B8vOjexe89zEe4SqzA by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne i think we're going to land up with both. the fedi is going to mirror the complexities of real society and community networks. so we're going to have the fedi high street and the fedi underground. and i think that's amazing
       
 (DIR) Post #B8vP8cvioqF3aNTAu0 by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @ariadne sure, but there's some lovely trash behind the high street
       
 (DIR) Post #B9Xddzyv9PMU8gWENM by mensrea@freeradical.zone
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       @davidrevoy @doctormo also see, thw arts and craft movement. if you haven't, it's well worth having a look at William Morrison's lecture series "Signs of Change". it's on Gutenberg in text and audio on librevox. it could be about now