Neocities

mental-labour

4 years ago

that's the last time i get blinked on a blunt and read neocities

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mental-labour mothmaiden

4 years ago

nice website so far

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mental-labour

4 years ago

when i do my hegelian analysis of a book of occultism that's when you're gonna see me on this website writing like a complete monkey

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kaa mental-labour

4 years ago

I enjoy the structural simplicity of this website, it feels comfortable to navigate.

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mental-labour 4 years ago

i just told myself "it has to be less shitty to navigate than marxists.org" when learning HTML lol

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pagespages 4 years ago

Lol. I remember going onto marxists.org a few years ago for a research project and it took me two hours to find everything that I needed.

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kaa 4 years ago

Given that marxists.org throws a PDF at you when you choose an author, I think you've done much better.

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mental-labour 4 years ago

i really love the awful structure of the website sometimes because when you find something really cool it feels like you struck gold

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mental-labour 4 years ago

also love that they have an Esperanto section so i can read La Kapitalo by Karlo Markso

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kaa 4 years ago

Internet treasure hunting is an experience like no other.

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mental-labour 4 years ago

unfortunately no word on Klingon translations of Lenin

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kaa 4 years ago

:~{ We can only hope that someone does the work we need most one day.

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mental-labour 4 years ago

we can make the booj tremble by uttering the first lines of the Communist Manifesto in Black Speech from Mordor

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kaa 4 years ago

A spectre is haunting Europe . . .

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mental-labour kaa

4 years ago

you're my friend now too

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kaa 4 years ago

And you are mine.

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pagespages mental-labour

4 years ago

Nice website. You have good taste with what you read. I need to read some more myself, as I have more books than I know what to do with. Do you, by any chance, get your books secondhand? I have found that secondhand books are oftentimes the best deals, all things considered. That aside, I look forward to future updates. Keep up the good work!

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mental-labour 4 years ago

thanks man, for me i mostly get books secondhand unless i want a clean copy of something in particular, but i mostly buy my books from Library Genesis and load the pdfs/epubs onto my ink ereader

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mental-labour 4 years ago

most of my notes have been digitized versions of handwritten notes but i find handwriting notes to be incredibly labour intensive and my preference has become left side of screen: html, right side of screen: pdf/epub, which is what im doing for Logic of Desire

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kaa 4 years ago

That's my favorite solution too.

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mental-labour 4 years ago

https://www.jetpens.com/ if you want some nice ass stationery i tend to use this website, even their cheap fountain pens are bomb

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kaa 4 years ago

It happens to be that library genesis has most any book you look for . . . infinite copies, too!

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mental-labour 4 years ago

library genesis is great for non-fiction which is what i mostly read but dear god their fiction scans can either be nonexistent or awful, which is why i now have a shitload of fiction on my physical bookshelves

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pagespages 4 years ago

I mainly go to libraries and used book stores in my area for almost all of my books. Sometimes I am given a copy from the school/college I attend, but usually the nonfiction that I am given are guides which usually have an insufferable author's tone used throughout.

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pagespages 4 years ago

Sounds good, thank you.

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kaa 4 years ago

b-ok DOT cc is a good fiction go-to.

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mental-labour 4 years ago

aw the library's where it's at

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mental-labour

4 years ago