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Comment · 3 months ago
In Eastern Orthodox Christianity, the environment is not a resource, nor is it a god. It is a sacrament. A tangible vehicle of God's uncreated grace. Your status is that of a royal priest who stands between heaven and earth. You are to "subdue" the chaos within your own soul first, and then, with humility and awe, lead all of creation in a perpetual song of thanksgiving, protecting it as you would protect the chalice on an altar. To harm the earth is, quite literally, a sacrilege.
Comment · 8 months ago
It's always crickets
Comment · 8 months ago
The only saving grace here is that it goes to the municipality at least
Comment · 9 months ago
The author also said "almost" one shotted. Almost can mean a lot of things. I'm almost rich and almost handsome. But just not there...
Comment · 9 months ago
For those using Zotero for knowledge management or bookmarking, can you give us some examples of how?
Comment · 9 months ago
Sounds very time consuming. Glad you're able to sustain yourself to be able to do it full time.
Comment · 9 months ago
Butterick's type books are great.
Comment · 9 months ago
It is too short sighted to blame this all on Trump. The core issue is the West has abdicated its sovereignty and military to the US long ago.
Comment · 9 months ago
The UK government hates its populace, particularly its natives. Downvote all you want.
Comment · 1 year ago
> This is a snapshot of what's gone wrong in acutely, web development culture, and broadly, software development culture over the past few decades. Complexity, provincialization, and discarding improvements in computing hardware.

Taken from the Coolify website (which OP uses for hosting):

> Brag About It. You can impress anyone by saying that you self-host in the Cloud. They will definitely be amazed.

This is the result of a hyper consumerist post Protestant culture in America and the rest of the English speaking countries.

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