It's the same administration that stated that they sent a hospital ship to a country with public healthcare to take care of the sick people there.

Boy, I will miss this administration for their sense of humor and ingenuity. They always find something new. A firework of performance art.

If I understand gp correctly, the web of trust comes after finding these human nodes, and will not help you in the process.

It doesn't work for I2P due to its design, but for things like Nostr, it works well. Essentially, the goal is to build up a list of "known" reliable relays over time, while simultaneously blacklisting anyone who joins and proves to be unreliable relying on the statistic that collaborative individuals outnumber hostile ones in any sufficiently large cohort.

Of course, it's far from being 100% effective, but it mitigates the issue significantly.

Hostile entities generally have a lot of money they can use to perform a Sybil attack.

Sure, but can't break the trusted part of the network who can remain operational in that case, even if not really anonymous anymore.

Also worth reading, Donald Kagan's [1] "The Trial of Socrates, by I.F. Stone" [2] that sets the context of this context. TL;DR Stone's story is not very strong.

[1] eminent historian of ancient Greece, https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Kagan

[2] https://www.commentary.org/articles/donald-kagan/the-trial-o...

How did you make that happen?

I use swipe keyboard in iPhone. I turned off all "autocorrect" features they offer.

Still their random generator keeps replacing perfectly fine words _and the words before them_ with random crap that makes no sense.

Heck, I even turned off all features, and still it happens.

So I switched to another keyboard from appstore.

I would switch to another OS, but I find the others even worse in some respects I care for deeply.

it is under "Keyboard" in settings. I turn off:

auto-capitalization

auto-correction

smart punctuation

I hear you. At 49 I also discovered an extra octave up there above the high e. Also baritone. The YouTube singiverse did it for me

Got any youtubers you'd recommend?

Bob Smeenk helped me personally a lot. But I guess it depends a lot on your background, experience and goals.

How cool is that! Congratulations!

This post made my day. Beautiful.

This is a very nice idea! https://stefankober.github.io/ Mostly small essays on my original area of study: philosophy.

I switched 25 years ago.

Still, every computer I buy comes with Microsoft tax and their OS preinstalled. In all these years I always left a small Windows partition, in case I need it. Never booted it.

I had the same impression. Whatever it is about, it is not about

> Why The Great Gatsby is the world's most misunderstood novel

The first thought I had when reading the headline was: by what measure?

I wanted to give the benefit of doubt, but there is not even an attempt to answer the question set out at the beginning.

Instead, like you say, somewhat of an advertisment for later derivations with no clear idea of where to go.

For me underwhelming.

> Removing CO2 from the air is a pipe dream for several obvious reasons.

For me at least both your arguments are not obvious.

There are a lot of things that are harder to put in the atmosphere than to remove them. Stones for example.

The second one is less of an argument, but rather a question. Why not the UN, the US, China, or Europe?