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virtually-isolated temstuff

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Fellow Eureka fan found! Love the look of the site and I'm a fan of your work!

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underwhite virtually-isolated

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take my generous follow :)

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virtually-isolated 1 day ago

Thanks for looking at my little site! I love the style you got going!

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underwhite 1 day ago

yipe

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virtually-isolated

4 days ago

I sometimes come across sites that seem to have been made for an IT class as a little assignment. Shout out to all the teachers who do that! I'd love to know if there's a little lesson bundle floating around or if each teacher just did this on their own and wrote their own quick documentation for students.

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virtually-isolated 4 days ago

A lifetime ago, in my own IT classes, we did get assignments to make little sites in Frontpage or Dreamweaver, but we never had to publish them. I just think it's fun to add that step.

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badgraph1csghost 4 days ago

i made my very first website for my computer apps class in secondary.

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jyunslobby 4 days ago

I remember we did that aswell tho we were tasked to do it in google sites or whatever its called

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knoxstation 4 days ago

The very first layout for my site was for a college final :3

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caminus 4 days ago

MS frontpage in computer class was such a vibe lol

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virtually-isolated cyanonearth

5 days ago

Thanks for looking at my little site! I love the black and green vibe with the ASCII and your art on the main page! Cool and fun resources & tools, too! Can't wait to see more!

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virtually-isolated theprophat

5 days ago

Love the look of your site! Your portfolio is also impressive and mesmerizing!

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virtually-isolated subtopia

6 days ago

Absolutely amazing website! I love your gallery and all the various styles for all the sections of the site!

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wildandfree updated All Good Things Are Wild and Free

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virtually-isolated bummerdotcom

1 week ago

I'm sorry to ruin your follower count that's at 69 (sixtynice) right now, but I need to keep up to date! Thank you for looking at my little site. I love the vibe you got going on and the fun way you navigate the site!

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bummerdotcom 1 week ago

Aw shucks, thank you so much! Your site is so rad!!

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virtually-isolated tunga

1 week ago

I love the digital keyboard!

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tunga 4 days ago

Thank you!! I love your pet snails they look so happy

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virtually-isolated updated Virtually Isolated

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virtually-isolated

1 week ago

Okay, slightly better Halloween Update! I really need to sort out my style sheet because it doesn't actually take on over half the pages. Later.

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marufunland 1 week ago

girl it looks gorgeous??

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badgraph1csghost 1 week ago

that is so fricken awesome!!

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thorntails 1 week ago

Very cute, love it :P

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koyo 1 week ago

easily the best time of year

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virtually-isolated 1 week ago

kissing each of you on the top of your head, thank you!

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virtually-isolated 1 week ago

whew, just in time for Halloween! I've made a little mess of the site but you will always be able to go to the Win98 theme once the laugh wears off!

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caminus 1 week ago

love this!! <3

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teenagegirlboy 1 week ago

kyoot!!!!

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jyunslobby 1 week ago

oo spooky

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virtually-isolated vinvy

1 week ago

How rude of me! In my head I replied and thanked you for looking at my little pages, but I never actually did! I'm sorry! I like what you got and I can't wait to see your site grow and grow over time!

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virtually-isolated cezram

1 week ago

Thanks for looking at my little site! I love the Polish Pokemon name list! Always fun to see how the writers creatively changed some of the name to fit in other languages. I love the different themes you have, too! The Mena one is my favorite!

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cezram 1 week ago

Thank you! The Mena theme was actually broken because a JavaScript file was missing, but I've uploaded that file just now! (The uploader initially rejected it because of...an empty line at the start 😔)

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virtually-isolated updated Virtually Isolated

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virtually-isolated

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I started to look at other sites their Visits and Hits because I noticed I went from like 400 visits per day to 39. Others seem to have this, too. I think the AI scrappers have gotten everything they wanted this run and are heading out. If it's like last time, they'll be back soon enough though.

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94673 1 week ago

site statistics havent updated since sept 4th so I think something more fucky is going on than just scrapers leaving

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virtually-isolated 1 week ago

Huh, yeah, turns out I didn't read the bottom of the graph proper and didn't even notice the date was frozen. Cheers for saying that! Hmm, I guess something a little weirder is going on, yeah.

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pinkytelephone 1 week ago

+94673 I thought I was the only one... Hopefully this isn't indicative of something going really wrong with Neocities internally

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pinkytelephone 1 week ago

it looks like the stats page is unfrozen now. at least for me it is

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benny1548132 1 week ago

let me take a look....

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benny1548132 1 week ago

mine is not frozen! *thumbs up*

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digdeeper updated Dig Deeper

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pinkbourbon 1 week ago

I have to say about vitamin D: after reading through a lot of the vitamin D wiki -- the link to which you posted on your site -- I applied the recommendations therein. I was, like almost everyone, severely deficient in vitamin D. After six months of what would be considered "aggressive" supplementation, I finally have enough vitamin D, and more, to not be deficient.

pinkbourbon 1 week ago

A curious thing I find online in American writings on vitamin D is that 30 ng/mL is the lower limit for sufficiency, but in my own country (Serbia) the recommended minimum is 75. I eventually achieved the value of 90 and something, in a relatively short period of time. All the while when I told my friends and family that I take a huge dose once every two weeks they were telling me it was super dangerous.

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pinkbourbon 1 week ago

Not to be a smartass and an "I told you so" guy, but for real now I'm the only one with a healthy level of vitamin D. One doctor told me "excellent, how do you supplement", and when I answered he said "well that's kind of dangerous I guess but you showed it was fine".

pinkbourbon 1 week ago

My wife's aunt is a doctor of medicine and when we were discussing this I told her I've got a healthy level of vitamin D and how I got there, she said "that way isn't safe, vitamin D is the only vitamin that has a lethal dose". I don't know if this is true, but she is a doctor of medicine and I'm not an asshole to tell her "debate me I read wikis online", that's kind of idiotic and disrespectful imho.

pinkbourbon 1 week ago

I did not mean for this to be a "thanks for reading my blogpost", but I thought it reasonable to personally confirm the stuff you posted, and to thank you for sharing this. Getting those vitamin D levels up has had a significant impact on my health and managing my chronic illness. Your site is a treasure trove of information, keep it up!

arlotter 1 week ago

If I can be totally honest, I find the lack of professional information regarding the idea that there is a very very high ceiling (or none at all) for Vitamin D, in fact most well-known and widely accredited sources of medical information, from Mayo Clinic to Cleveland clinic, as well as top college health departements like Yale and Harvard say the opposite. I think that this is definitely something (cont'd below)

arlotter 1 week ago

that needs more reasearch done on in more mainstream sources before I fully jump on the Vitamin D bandwagon. I think it's a great idea to make a push towards getting more Vitamin D, I just want to make sure some more credible sources beyond an internet wiki and underground neocities page say its safe. I do plan on working towards the current professionally reccomended limit though!

arlotter 1 week ago

I'm not saying you have no credible sources, the studies you cite totally check out, but there just aren't quite enough of them at the present moment to soothe my worries created by the sheer multitude of other widely regarded as credible sources suggesting otherwise. This is definitely something I will be keeping my eye on.

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arlotter 1 week ago

Additionally, taking a look at some of your citations on the Vitamin D section of your wikipedia unreliability section, you also seem to cite an awfully high number of sources that claim Vitamin D doesn't have that crazy of an effect at high doses as well as suggesting that the benefits of what are considered to be high dosages aren't nessecarily worth the risk at this point. Additionally, there's pretty much only

arlotter 1 week ago

one study you bring up in this article that actually sings the praises high intake of Vitamin D, and as proven time and time again (see the artificial sweetners and bladder crystal rats study), one study ultimately doesn't mean all that much until additional ones are created that verify it. It comes across as source cherry-picking on your end, where you frequently cite the same singular source that shows benefits,

arlotter 1 week ago

yet many more that warn of the consequences. To anyone else reading this, I would suggest to use caution in taking extremely high dosages of Vitamin D until we can be sure with additional studies, especially more modern ones past 2013, which is when the study Dig Deeper repeatedly cites. (although maybe not ones sponsored by the current US administration)

arlotter 1 week ago

I genuinely don't think there's an ounce of malintent from Dig Deeper here. I don't want this to be viewed as an attack of any kind, I've got no beef, and would prefer to not start beef, I just feel like it's important to mention these things and be care things and urge the use of caution when in a place of authority, the authority being someone who writes informational blogs advising against ideas that have been

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arlotter 1 week ago

long-sustained. I believe long-sustained ideas should be challenged, that's how humanity advances, it's how we do better than our past, but we need to make sure we have enough varied evidence before we start pushing back against what medical professionals advise. Especially on the internet, where a huge portion of people are willing to blindly trust someone who sets themselves up as credible.

pinkbourbon 1 week ago

I like that you mentioned questioning long sustained ideas, because I was surprised that at vitamin D wiki sources about a certain topic are sorted in reverse chronological order, i.e. from most recent. Very useful for checking on new findings concerning its effects on something specific. For me personally I check the epilepsy and asthma sections.

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pinkbourbon 1 week ago

I'm also a fan of how Henry -- the man behind vitamin D wiki -- is actually simply amassing sources instead of interpreting them. In his about us page he writes some personal opinions, mentions where vitamin D looks promising but needs more proof, etc. etc. etc. Pretty cool guy imho.

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pinkbourbon 1 week ago

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27114973/ apparently when I tried to post this link the last digit, 3, was dropped and the article linked was "child abuse and lack of care in denmark". So I deleted my previous comment to post this one. This is the actual link to the article discussing safety of high vitamin D supplementation.

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