Big +1 to this counsel to have a digital sabbath:

Left✊ to Our Own Devices

J20 minus 64 — try a digital sabbath

Today's techno-authoritarians depend on our willingness to sacrifice privacy for convenience and connectedness. Don't give it to them. Practice dis...

Turning my devices off on Saturday evenings and not turning them back on until mid-Monday morning has been such a healing salve for my brain.

Le Guin’s advice—read when you cannot write, sleep when you cannot read—has been top of mind all week and I am intensely grateful.

So much this, but especially the bit about *inefficiency*; to borrow from amb, we need to focus on critical connections over critical mass:

wreckage/salvage

Safer places, now

A lot of people are looking for ways to get off networks run by dipshit billionaires right now, and also for refuges online that don't come with th...

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A Working Library

Change is constant

adrienne maree brown outlines the principles of emergent strategy, drawing from the Earthseed verses in Octavia Butler’s Parables series, as well...

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Searched a very simple question—the kind that a year or two ago would have returned multiple credible and useful answers—and got page after page of obvious slop. What a fucking waste. We made a wonderful thing and then just goddamn threw it away.