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I tried to quote a post from instapix.org (Pixelfed) with fedilab/littleone and I couldn't see it quoted, too. (A boost was possible a quote not.)
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»The World We Forgot Was Possible«
„When did believing in a better future become more ridiculous than believing in the end of the world?“
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Oo7sBrX1iA4
»Nobody Wants to Admit What Modern Life Is Doing to Us«
„Why does waking up for work feel so unnatural? The 9–5, social jetlag and modern work culture may be forcing your body to sleep on a schedule it never chose.
From night owls and chronotypes to segmented sleep, burnout and the eight-hour workday, this explores how work took control of our sleep.
Maybe you don't have a sleep problem. Maybe you have a schedule problem — and escaping wage slavery starts with understanding who really owns your time.“
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – Why Am I Always Tired?
02:31 – I Used to Have Terrible Sleep Problems
04:49 – First Sleep, Second Sleep: How Humans Used to Sleep
06:39 – The Sleep Experiment That Recreated Segmented Sleep
07:58 – The Man Who Lost Time: Life Without a Clock
10:06 – How the Eight-Hour Workday Stole the Night
12:34 – Morning Larks, Night Owls & Your Chronotype
13:56 – Social Jetlag: Why Work Makes You Tired
15:46 – “You Overslept”: When Sleep Becomes a Work Problem
19:08 – What Your Alarm Clock Actually Knows
19:54 – Why the 9–5 Takes More Than Eight Hours
21:05 – How Are Humans Actually Supposed to Sleep?
22:15 – Why Do I Have to Get Up Every Morning?
24:43 – Behind the Scenes Vlog
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=gp_4zNI7RVo
@lassessostehen@climatejustice.social
Die SPD hat wirklich dieses Motiv plakatiert??? 😳
Krasser Scheiß!
@ticho@mas.to the code is being reviewed by other people before any public disclosure. There are some points that still need to be addressed before it can be publicly released.
@stefano odd rendering issue on this post with images:
https://biologists.social/users/stefanfwirth/statuses/117298750201551995
Any #littleFedinauts see anything like this in their feeds?
This test-post is a quote from Littlefedi of a quote from littleFedi to a post in Pixelfed, to see how it appears on littleFedi....
@eliastorres
This is a quote from Littlefedi to a post in Pixelfed.
Hi @stefano above is a test of a quote to a pixelfed post, Pixelfed just released support for FEP-044f: Consent-respecting quote posts in their latest release
This is a quote from Littlefedi to a post in Pixelfed.
A strange realization a moment ago, something that I don't recall ever occurring to me before...
In reading, visiting, drilling through the archives of new-to-me discovered decades-old personal bloggers who are no longer alive yet whose blogs remain online,
I see random "whispers" of whatever ailment ultimately ended their lives in their chronological blog postings.
And ache here, a tummy problem there, some fatigue popping up more frequently, a need for more sudden sleep breaks, or laments of "I should probably see a doctor" or words which mean the same.
This happens overs years, yet with blog archives, I can see them all near instantly.
They didn't even "know" they were sick, until much much much much later.
But it was all there, sorta kinda, in their blogging.
Now self-ish-ly, I think about how I "stopped" sharing the whisper(s) within myself to say "I am tired" and why I thought so at that exact moment;
How I don't post any record of those moments anywhere, online nor on paper notes.
I can't look back to see what I am, or have been missing, health-wise.
"Adaptive Systems
"I love watching how they drive in India.
"It’s not orderly.
"But neither is water flowing in a stream.
"It flows around obstacles.
"Everything is opportunistic, selfishly taking the effective path, exploiting available gaps.
"It’s natural."
— Derek Sivers