>hermits life is tempting
It's the life I live already. The world is a beautiful place but doing some sort of boring labour or service is awful for the soul. I worked at culvers for a bit and I had a lot of good days there, but i got lucky with my coworkers and its a higher price range for fast food so less niggers and more nice old people. I can see running a food stand being fulfilling if you knew your community.
>mortis link?
mortischat.com Its down right now, but someone just wrote up something simple in js imagine based on the html code. Everyone gets a random id and you can't scroll up or down, like a live chat with little identity and no history. I would like something like that except WITH a history and all the discord functionality.
>matrix
I heard they require a phone number. idk if its any good but if i only want to use it with a few private people it might be fun to create your own app and identity.
>cloud solutions, employers seem to like it more
That sounds more convenient anyway! i will look into it. I run windows, but i did watch and study linux CLI a bit, and setting up a VPS, while not difficult, seems like a lot of effort for running a webserver and i'm going to be living with family for the next 6 months or so, so i don't wanna put their network at risk.
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>crow
I thought about it but I bet they are high maintenance compared to doves. Doves are very comfy calm and don't require a lot of attention or amenities to be happy, or so it seems. They really benefit from having a mate or friend though.
>never want a dog
dogs are mans best friend. Getting a dog is kinda like having a child. They are a lot of work and you have to invest a lot of time to teach them, but once they reach adolescence they can be angels and perfectly loyal servants who aren't needy or riotus or they can be assholes that shit everywhere if neglected. A good dog is a truly amazing pet though. Trained well, they just know where they are allowed to shit and piss, they know when they are allowed to eat or go outside, and they know when you want to be bothered or not bothered.