Lakes The Guy

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i just wanted to answer a question you had on your homepage. yes you can absolutely link to other neocities. in fact there's a practice where people have small images that link to someone else's website called site buttons. hope that helps
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bulltown's avatar bulltown 3 weeks ago

yay buttons!

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badgraph1csghost's avatar badgraph1csghost 3 weeks ago

in terms of etiquette, it's best to link to the user's landing page, which will happen automatically if you don't put anything in after the link. (like https://badgraph1csghost.neocities.org/ leads to my landing page) if people don't want you linking to their site at all, they'll tell you so on their site somewhere.

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i figured out how to take an extension that's only available on vscode marketplace & install it on vscodium. apparently you just click the settings icon for the extension on vscode & download as a vsix. then go to vscodium's extensions & click the 3 dots to select "install a vsix." so that's goodbye to vscode. you started getting laggy as shit on linux lmao
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i signed up for a proton vpn account as a backup for if my main vpn craps out on me. why did no one tell me the linux version was better? like they kept the ability to pick locations and everything
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thehoneypot's avatar thehoneypot 3 weeks ago

When I swapped from Windows to Linux I found Proton VPN to be pretty poor, but I didn't know you couldn't pick locations in Windows anymore! I find Mullvad's Linux support to be top notch personally.

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lakestheguy's avatar lakestheguy 3 weeks ago

@thehoneypot that makes sense. honestly i trust mullvad more than proton. so that's not a surprise to me. the only reason i dont use mullvad is i'm kinda unemployed right now but noted

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draggianuniverse's avatar draggianuniverse 3 weeks ago

plus the entire concept of "cringe culture" ultimately originates from ableist bullying about special interests, hence why I get sad / annoyed even when folks use it for themselves as a "reclamation" because...no. there is no "culture" there to reclaim

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lakestheguy's avatar lakestheguy 3 weeks ago

@draggian that too. i'll admit i do still find things cringe/embarrassing, but i usually try to decenter my own feelings when that happens

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hhroses's avatar hhroses 3 weeks ago

@draggianuniverse i feel like cringiness is just a person not loving that part of themselves, or like, they got shamed for being authentic, so they cringe when others act authentic because they were once bullied for it or something. idk i hope im coherent lol.

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hhroses's avatar hhroses 3 weeks ago

shame is a taught emotion

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draggianuniverse's avatar draggianuniverse 3 weeks ago

@hhroses > I fully agree with that re: individual people, but if you look at when and where calling things "cringe" as a popular cultural phenomenon originated, it was (and still is) mostly directed at autistic folks' SIs / things with large autistic fanbases. Personal trauma is part of that, but the broader ableist origins can't be ignored in any discussion of the concept.

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i just sent a submission for the webring. sorry but tuta makes you sometimes have to set a password for the email. password is Password12345678
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i gave up on trying to run aimp in bottles because nothing i did seemed to work, since it had trouble installing dependencies
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what do you mean you're supposed to install the codecs & other dependencies yourself to get things to work on bottles? looks like i'm gonna try and run aimp using it all over again
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