Take a pic of the pages, extract text.
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I suppose knowing what commands to type has precedence over just typing fast.
What the hell is a "safety score for violence"?
A “safety score for violence” is usually a risk rating used by platforms, AI systems, or moderation tools to estimate how likely a piece of content is to involve or promote violence. It’s not a universal standard—different companies use their own versions—but the idea is similar everywhere.
What it measures
A safety score typically evaluates whether text, images, or videos contain things like:
Threats of violence (“I’m going to hurt someone.”) Instructions for harming people Glorifying violent acts Descriptions of physical harm or abuse Planning or encouraging attacks
Nobody needs to retain metrics like CPU, Memory for weeks but I may want to see their numbers during an incident, or not long after it is over.
Music is just a game of pattern recognition to spur up emotions which may trigger thoughts/ideas or may just provide resolve. Rules like no rock music in the morning, or jazz only in the evenings, though may help, don't make sense. Maybe you hate rock music this morning but next week maybe you'll enjoy. Keeping an open mind about the consumption of music and avoiding self imposed rules like that will only add to your experience.
I'm pretty sure that nobleman was named Gaius Julius and that's how he introduced himself.
ehlo mailback
mail from: myemail@somewhere.com
rcpt to: whoever@anywhere.com
data
mail from: "my name" <myemail@somewhere.com>
rcpt to: "their name" <whoever@anywhere.com>
subject: whatever
mail text goes here but don't forget an empty line between subject line and this line (as a separator of header and body)
and here
and end mail text by a single dot in a single line like this
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quit
for attachments or other advanced features you can use mutt, pine, or any other mail app. you can also do:
cat mail-text.txt | mail -s "subject goes here" whoever@anywhere.com
> No humans allowed.
Is there a social network where no robots allowed?
It's like you're sending SYNs with the tweets and such, and need to be ACK'ed. As if just putting it out there for the sake of sharing was not enough. Though during Internet's early years with tons of personal sites and blogs, watching visitor counter as the owner of the site was like seeing all the ACKs. We were getting our kicks from watching that number go up. Now, social media's likes replaced that simple number with all bunch of numbers, and it is incredibly addictive. Internet is definitely connecting us people together, for better or worse, but it also amplifies some of our destructive emotions and urges. Interesting times.
If you are in a dark place do yourself a solid and try reading Frankl's book mentioned by OP. Reading about Montaigne's life (there's a recent bio book about him) may also help. Seneca's or Marcus Aurelius's writings will also help when it particularly comes to the issue of how worrying too much about things we can't control affects us. Every living breathing soul has their own demons and issues with life, you have yours so most importantly go easy on yourself.