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2·6 days agoCome and visit me often then in Brussels & Wallonia. We can picnic @ Wilhelminatoren often.
I don’t see many listings in Vaalserbergweg.
I’ll work to free internet and expression.
Thanks.
nihon jin?)
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Curious about your elevation point
Over 60+meters above sea level, expecting all the glaciers melt after 3.0°C
I’m aware how lengthy and unaccepting emigrations are throughout Europe. I know at minimum it takes 6months to 3 years to validate permanent residency.
But it’s Netherlands.
They haven’t built mountains, and it will get resubmerged. It’s the deelevation/sinking that I haven’t emigrated foremost. Everything else, yes, I want to become a citizen for.
Then I’ll be voting extremely anarchistic once I emigrate, and repeal these authoritarian laws.
I had considered Norway, until they signed WIPO.
😭 the walrus did nothing wrong😭
down with capitalism!✊🏿🦭
So you’re saying not even Norway will free press😭
But blocking Anna’s Archive, Libgen, OceanofPDF, Z-Library, and the Internet Archive’s Open Library is such a terrible way to express that you hate press.
Science and academics should be freely pressed, without the authoritarianism of copyright. If my yuri koma was discussing prion synthesis, one shouldn’t deter me for referencing the journal.
I’m aware of French freedom to be lynched. I’m asking if there are freer nations I can write yuri in, that won’t persecute my sapphic heart🧡🤍💜.
Is there any European nation that favors freedom of press?
I was planning on emigrating there, due to LGBTQIA+ rights, metros, and elevation. But this has soured my choice.
Remind me please. I just made an analogy, I want to see if it’s the same narcissistic dissonance.
1·15 days agoOf course I recall the printing press that still exists today. But the UK has chosen to censor itself politically, therefore technologically.
Unless you know of a magical “ignore law” technology, let me know it!
Social problems aren’t solved with technology 🤦♀️, it’s great shame .online decided to abstain, but even greater shame UK illiterates desire fascistic anti-intellectualism.
1·19 days agoIt can. I’ll create an URI soon 🧵
various naming schemes
There’s only 1🤭
A compilation.
sample uri
machine.model.ISO 8601.filesize.dump.type.alterations.3×checksums.uuid.p2p.tags.petnamese.g.
sega.32x.1995-04-21.1560KB.Knuckles'Chaotix.nointro.Sonic_in_Chaotix_-_Revision_2.CRC:d0b0b842,MD5:47b1095e68b053125cd2cd5b1ac4eb50.SHA1:0c2fff7bc79ed26507c08ac47464c3af19f7ced7.%E3%82%AB%E3%82%AA%E3%83%86%E3%82%A3%E3%82%AF%E3%82%B9.btih:af323f15ae08642e5d5071329d828044e0541309.sonic,knuckles,chaotix.knutix🧲 URI e.g.
ic=machine.model&pubdate=&xl=&dn=&type=&checksums=&uuid=&xt=urn:btih:&xt=urn:md5:&xt=urn:kyber:&as=&&kt=tags&petname=?alt=e.g.
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wip. but you’re welcome to reply additions, critique, rec. etc…
Freedom of information in the internet. Belgium should not have made this law, or enforced it. It’s one thing to have a law in your nation for wild card situations, but this is about not allowing Belgians access to information outside their libraries that may contradict state narratives & agendas.