IzyaKatzmann [he/him]

thanks for the guide!

you recommend wyse? any negative experiences with it?

this goes hard fr

Usually called the ‘gradualist’ approach

Doesn’t make some humans feel we are special though and thus non-viable…

I thought maybe an NGO or non-profit subsidized by a gov’t (e.g. taxing ISPs or telecos) would work for stuff within a geographic region, just like allocate server space and the main benefit would be to have a knowledgeable citizenry/residents of tech stuff.

I appreciate the candid response (though I’m not from your server).

Here’s hoping you don’t anything annoying come your way.

it’s beautiful, i can’t stop looking at it!

hey im a noob with music stuff, why would this be preferable to soulseek?

i feel seen, we’re two peas in a pod

To still feel productive and get that high from getting stuff done. I honestly spend hours and hours formatting my reports/papers. I think, I got a few compliments in the past (just the average kind people say when it’s clear someone put effort into something) and that solidified my procrastination.

It’s usually at least a 2:1 ratio of formatting to actually writing/researching content…

I need help…

Eyyy, coming in with a save! Thanks! I appreciate the info.

Aw crap, my bad, appreciate the correction. I thought they applied it in a novel way or something? Anyways Venter’s business practice sucks.

For folks that don’t know, Venter had a company, Celera, they competed with the Human Genome Project (HGP) run by the US Gov’t. They developed interesting techniques to sequence, I believe they are credited with shotgun sequencing.

How were they able to compete?? The HGP published all their work openly, Venter and co used the freely accessible data alongside their own proprietary methods to try and sequence the human genome first themselves.

If I recall correctly it was considered a tie and they both jointly published the first sequenced human genome in Science.

Could anyone comment on how these compare to usenets?