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holeinmyheart updated holeinmyheart

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holeinmyheart

hartshorned/Ip3p5/Ip3p5.html

hartshorned/Ip3p3/Ip3p3.html

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koshka 3 years ago

I like the alliteration in the "hoists for his homies" part.

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thatwhitehand 3 years ago

Wow, the Spotted Towhee is a really pretty bird. I really like the way its eyes look, I'm jelly.

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nbodyproblem updated n.bodyproblem

3 years ago

n.bodyproblem

koshka updated Koshka's Kingdom

3 years ago

autismcausesvaccines.html

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koshka 3 years ago

Added a new page to the UFO debunking the pervasive "Autism Epidemic" myth, and fixed a typo in the Autism-Tinted Glasses article that @bmh pointed out.

holeinmyheart 3 years ago

my favorite ufo post so far

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

This has to be my favorite "UFO" post so far, too! That quote by Ted Kaczynski is perfect. Although I don't agree with everything he says, he makes a ton of good points about the modern world and the devastating effects of the Industrial Revolution.

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koshka 3 years ago

Thank you so much, @holeinmyheart and @cyberwitch!! I admit I have not yet read all of Ted Kaczynski's Manifesto, the parts I did read all make stunningly good points. I suppose that's the reason they locked him up in such a draconic fashion - they don't do that to people who are just ranting and raving about nothing.

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

I understand what he did was wrong (sending bombs to people), but letting Harvard get away with its experiments on him and other undergraduates at the time was really no better. Yet, people are angrier at him than the society that poisoned him (and continues to poison the rest of us + the environment).

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bright-eyes 3 years ago

As well as autistic people and introverts, the modern world probably causes problems with those suffering from PTSD and anxiety related illnesses. My partner has PTSD (for various reasons) and he was once in the police, and after that worked quite high up in the marketing department of a company, along with other jobs and I considered him to better at dealing with authorities and such like than I am.

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bright-eyes 3 years ago

Since he had is last breakdown (which is almost 10 years ago, now), he finds dealing with banks, the council, etc, very difficult and stressful.

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koshka 3 years ago

@cyberwitch Sadly, that's modern western society in a nutshell. The organised powers-that-be can blatantly get away with anything they want, but any of us regular peons are utterly screwed if we do anything to fight back. It's no wonder the planet is going straight to the dogs, and has been for over 100 years now.

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koshka 3 years ago

@bright-eyes No doubt about that. The modern world issues that I mentioned (sensory issues brought on by technology, and having to constantly interact with and make positive impressions on complete strangers) are liable to be hellish for anyone who has anxiety and/or PTSD. Autistic people often have at least one of those due to childhood experiences too, so it's a double/triple whammy.

koshka

3 years ago

Very thought-provoking (in my opinion at least) new autism article coming in a few hours! Just waiting until 24 hours passes since the previous update so that it'll show up as its own thing on the timeline. Stay tuned!

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

Dang, wish I could write as fast as you, lol. Looking forward to it!

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koshka 3 years ago

Thank you for the encouragement, @cyberwitch! I just chalk it up to my inability to ever shut up about things that I'm interested in. (:

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systemz updated System Z Mini Studio

3 years ago

ampersandia updated Ampersandia - Home

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gnomical updated WE'RE SO BACK

3 years ago

WE'RE SO BACK

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wanderinginn updated The Wandering Inn

3 years ago

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The Wandering Inn

owlroost

3 years ago

Think that'll be all for today- did a significant overhaul of the navigation system and streamlined the site a bit. Also categorized resources and moved categories onto their own pages; we added a section for technology links while we were at it. Also made significant tweaks to the homepage and made it easier to copy our banner without having to host it yourself.

holeinmyheart updated holeinmyheart

3 years ago

holeinmyheart

hartshorned/Ip3p2/Ip3p2.html

hartshorned/Ip3p3/Ip3p3.html

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koshka 3 years ago

That sheaf symbol is strangely broken. I tried to open it in Photoshop and recolour it but for some reason it just won't open. Doesn't even give an any error explaining why.

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holeinmyheart 3 years ago

:o thanks for trying, it opens for me in gimp (tho i get this prompt beforehand https://holeinmyheart.neocities.org/misc/colorprofile1.png, but i get that for the other images as well)

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holeinmyheart 3 years ago

the tex4ht generated pics i mean. like https://holeinmyheart.neocities.org/hartshorned/Ip3p3/Ip3p30x.png

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koshka updated Koshka's Kingdom

3 years ago

links.html

scratchingpost.html

Koshka's Kingdom

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koshka 3 years ago

I added some new affiliates (followers.) That is all. Make sure to check out the article about the Double Empathy Problem from yesterday over at the UFO if you haven't seen it yet!

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justfluffingaround 3 years ago

Aaaa, I see me! Thank you! I will be making a button eventually; it’s on the to-dos. My site will also majorly dedicated to my soulbonds (what that is in on my to-dos to write).

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bright-eyes 3 years ago

I found that the problem for finding websites came when Yahoo got rid of their website directories and became more focused on news and advertising. You could use their directory to find sites relevant to whatever you were looking for. That's not to say that they had everything listed, but it was easier to find interesting sites.

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bright-eyes 3 years ago

One of the most annoying sites for burying others is pinterest. When you search for images now, a lot of the ones that come up point to their website and it's almost impossible to find the original source because people use it to collect things that they want to refer back to. It would be great if the pages could be set to private so only the user sees what they've collected, but not useful for others.

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koshka 3 years ago

Thank you for the clarification, @justfluffingaround! I will update the description later today, when I will hopefully be putting up another new article.

koshka 3 years ago

Thank you for your comments, @bright-eyes! Those are some excellent points. I actually really adored those old Yahoo! directories and have fond hours of looking through every single website it had for various topics. Yet another wonderous thing killed off by Yahoo! out of sheer greed, along with Geocities. Curlie and Wiby are the closest we have to that tool on the modern Web.

nbodyproblem updated n.bodyproblem

3 years ago

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owlroost updated Owl's Roost

3 years ago

Owl's Roost

slimecop updated Welcome to SLIMECOP's home on the Web!

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gamiri updated Gamiri

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Gamiri

vocalintel updated Unlimited Kafka Works

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coleoptera updated Em Reed - Home

3 years ago

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Em Reed - Home

cepheus

3 years ago

don't suppose anyone's found an alternative to php/shtml includes? i want to include a header/navigtion that's the same on every page but am not sure if this is possible without getting supporter. also i have no idea about anything to do with javascript lol x

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mystsaphyr 3 years ago

Unfortunately your choices are basically iframes or javascript aha, personally I use javascript and it isn't too difficult really. If you'd like help just lmk!

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phils 3 years ago

I used this tutorial for the Javascript method: https://ikewise.neocities.org/includes.htm The only issue is that some people have js disabled on their browser, and if they do they won't be able to see the nav. You'd probably want to remind people to enable js for your website

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bytemoth 3 years ago

If you can't do it on the server, grab a static site generator and use your PC. Jekyll, Hugo, and 11ty seem to be the most popular. I use and recommend htp: http://htp.sourceforge.net/

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