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I read your blog entry on sharing ideas and agree there has to be a delicate balance between sharing ideas and forcing your beliefs...you did a really nice job of bringing a social topic to the round table and an even better job of showing what it meant to you!

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colexdev 10 months ago

Thank you. That means a lot. I am glad that you enjoyed it. Your photography is great by the way :)

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colexdev 10 months ago

Photography page should load faster now! I made the photos compressed, you can click on the photos to get the full resolution version.

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colexdev 10 months ago

@offlinemagazine. I put up a new bee picture for you. I have a few other good ones I got that are similar that I may put up as well :)

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getcubed 10 months ago

always a fan of the bird pics! (but also that deer wow)

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colexdev 10 months ago

@getcubed. Thank you! I love birds too. With that deer there were three others, two babies with the white spots. But my camera isn't the best and they were far away, so all of the pictures are a bit blurry because my hands were a bit shaky. I wish I could have shared them.

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intorpor 10 months ago

Great photos as always. Really inspires me to get out into the forests more often.

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ryomakesthings 10 months ago

I haven't had the chance to read the book myself yet but what you discuss in your latest piece reminds me of the premise of Tamara Kneese's 'Death Glitch' - thought I'd flag that up as it may be of interest.

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mikegrindle 10 months ago

Thanks, I'll take a look at that.

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emilynhoward updated The Bone Folder

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balckwell 10 months ago

NEWS UPDATE: my novel ONLY IN DREAMS is now available for free on itch.io

brentlhall mikegrindle

10 months ago

I really enjoyed your "obtf" post. I've collected everything involved for further investigation. My simple bashscript for "shorts" pales beside obtf. I use another bashscript written by xwmx on github called nb. It's far more robust and collects many things for me.

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mikegrindle 10 months ago

Thank you! I have lots of improvements in mind, but I wanted to get it out there for others to test. I t hink I've tried nb before. jrnl is great too.

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siph museariadne

10 months ago

wrote my first poem in a long while. i saw a prompt about breaking away from things and asked myself why ive broken away from this ritual itself, and many others i set for myself. that's what this is about https://siph.neocities.org/library/muse/

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ryomakesthings 10 months ago

there is a lot of honesty in this piece that is very well-balanced with a certain artistic flair. I really like the format of the Shakespearean sonnet and the rhyme scheme, I think it adds to the musicality of the piece quite well!

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caesthoffe 10 months ago

incredibly relatable, love your use of Icarion as a word. also, don't know if you did this on purpose but "i pray everyday for my body to align with the plans i fashion in my mind" is very tran/non-binary coded, which i loved.

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owlroost 10 months ago

Sometimes you read the first line of a poem and know it'll be good. This is one of those poems. The rest followed through, but that first line is going to stick with me.

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manyface 10 months ago

this was wonderful and relatable... i loved the rhyme scheme and the overall sentiment. i like that it seemed to be positive at the end, there is hope! remember to take care of yourself.

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emilynhoward

10 months ago

I finally posted an essay that I've been working on for about 3 months about revolutions in systems and platforms for posting content online and how de-corporatizing them will not lead to the kind of free, equitable internet people hope for. It was one of those things originally meant for the Spare Words section, but then morped into a 4,000 word essay against my will.

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lazybones 10 months ago

Bravo! I enjoyed reading! I love these quotes, "How internet discourse change if we allowed people to learn in public, which of necessity means making mistakes?" and "good internet just as importantly depends on our tolerance for incompleteness and imperfection." Finding human pockets of the internet is what keeps me surfing and doom scrolling. Those fleeting moments give me hope.

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emilynhoward 10 months ago

Thanks so much! =)

pixelglade 10 months ago

"everyone’s feeds became well-crafted soundbites", accidentally read as well-scrambled soundbites and it seems to fit my overall feeling of social media sites. I could relate a lot to your writings on academia as well (I also left, for various reasons). I made a short comic panel about social media recently with a similar conclusion that going at our own pace instead of feeling pressured to post seems better.

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pixelglade 10 months ago

Overall I could relate a lot to your writing and it was kind of refreshing, actually, to just read someone else feeling frustrated about the whole experience

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mikegrindle 10 months ago

This was a great piece of writing. Very relatable too. Made me think a lot about my own social media use and experiences (I'm currently on Mastodon, but I have my reservations) among other things.

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sorbier 10 months ago

i love your distinction between a private journal and a public blog -- i think the web has made externally-oriented the default rather than internally-oriented! if we write something but no one reads it, what was the point? similarly if we had a thought/reflection. i often wonder whether we'd be happier/healthier if we were internally-oriented primarily, if sitting and daydreaming were a natural activity on its own.

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emilynhoward 10 months ago

Thank you all for your kind words. I was kind of frustrated by how much time this essay sucked up, so I am glad that my curmudgeonly opinions resonate.

emilynhoward 10 months ago

Also, sorbier, you remind me of the Pascal quote: "All of man’s misfortune comes from one thing, which is not knowing how to sit quietly in a room." A good reminder humans have been dealing with this long before the internet.

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mikegrindle

10 months ago

I'm not hating, but it's funny how many times I click on an interesting looking site here only to realize it's yet another 'Serial Experiments Lain' fanpage.

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mikegrindle 10 months ago

Ya'll really do love that show

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brentlhall colexdev

10 months ago

I like your microblog. It inspired my shorts.

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colexdev 10 months ago

I appreciate that. Glad to know that something I have done has inspired someone else. Keep up what you are doing, I am excited to read what you put out.

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