This is an update about the "reprinting classical and medieval works" project, well, really just my issues with the printer and web store "app." I didn't even go into all the Javascript code they want me to copy and paste to make this all work. The actual content of the project, the books, is going great though!

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I just want to passively consoom infotainment about something I don't even care about for hours a day. If you dare to question my hypersocialized grifter lifestyle, or my cargo-culted nerd status, or the fact that I am always trying to patrol my superiors, I hate to break it to you, but you've been approved for TOXIC!

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From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k36sIRRdFSU

EMBRACE THE PINK!

New actual video tomorrow (once it uploads).

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Speculative technology has to overcome networking effects. As it is right now, https is the standard and there is little hope of reversing that. If you are in favor of some minimalist alternative to the modern bloated web like the Gemini or Gopher protocols, your priority should be to make such protocols accessible from normie technology and normie browsers. Since I am a old boomer, I care little about such technologies until they are generally usable by people who are not just aficionados of obscure technology. I also talk about when it is PROPER to use Javascript and advanced client and server-side scripting on websites: only when it is actually necessary. I do think the ability of the modern web to be "bloated" with new features is a good thing, but obvious discipline is required on the part of web developers.

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This is just a little tool I use to find and browse unbloated and often personal webpages that don't get the attention of big search engines that want soydevvery. It's https://wiby.me, a search engine where anyone can submit a webpage, but the only requirement is that it only indexes minimalist and old-school websites! Check it out.

You can also activate it through SearX, which I've done videos on as well.

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I talk about bash vs. shell here (Bash is Bloated!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnbmwxYi18I

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This is how you fix the internet. With one site, put together by me and random people I've never met on the internet, we are already offering a much more easy to consooom recipe site that all other competitors. Soydevs in shambles.

https://based.cooking

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