
Have you seen anything this week that should be in the newsletter? Stuff you've made, snippets of news, or just things you've found funny.
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 16:00,
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so back to the question: have you seen anything useful for newsletter content?
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 16:01,
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Looks like something you'd see round here
shorenewsnetwork.com/2019/08/15/odd-clinton-painting-found-at-the-home-of-dead-pedophile-jeffrey-epstein/
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 18:43,
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shorenewsnetwork.com/2019/08/15/odd-clinton-painting-found-at-the-home-of-dead-pedophile-jeffrey-epstein/


What's the most important thing?
Well his tight trousers of course.
With it being the Sun, he's not even wearing tight trousers.
www.thesun.co.uk/news/9699023/putin-night-wolves-biker-gang-protests-russia-moscow/
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 16:09,
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Well his tight trousers of course.
With it being the Sun, he's not even wearing tight trousers.
www.thesun.co.uk/news/9699023/putin-night-wolves-biker-gang-protests-russia-moscow/

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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 21:43,
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with the same, probably predictable results: lots of broken fags and no-one likes huffing phosphorus...
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 18:07,
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and Twitter is 99% Brexshit noise.
I like a newsletter. The web needs editors.
(And b3ta remains a good one for launching projects - newsletters remain a major source of traffic. No one clicks links on Twitter.)
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 19:08,
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I like a newsletter. The web needs editors.
(And b3ta remains a good one for launching projects - newsletters remain a major source of traffic. No one clicks links on Twitter.)

Yes Twitter is horrible.
I liked the newsletter when it was predominantly b3ta or b3ta-generated content, those things which made the site unique.
Many of the most active posters here now have social media accounts where they routinely cross-post. A sizable majority of their posts are generic, in the sense that they could be posted almost anywhere online.
While it's great to be outward-looking, formerly it was the inward-facing b3ta 'culture' which overwhelmingly drove this site. If social media has destroyed anything, it's that.
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 21:11,
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I liked the newsletter when it was predominantly b3ta or b3ta-generated content, those things which made the site unique.
Many of the most active posters here now have social media accounts where they routinely cross-post. A sizable majority of their posts are generic, in the sense that they could be posted almost anywhere online.
While it's great to be outward-looking, formerly it was the inward-facing b3ta 'culture' which overwhelmingly drove this site. If social media has destroyed anything, it's that.

I was mostly struck by how many of the links are now dead...some of the content is available via other means (I laughed a lot watching a YT video of Hacker or Spacker), but the supposed permanence of the 'net at the time is starkly highlighted by observing what has been lost in less than two decades...
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 22:21,
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I remember trying to look at some pretty famous old sites on the Wayback Machine, and most of them are broken.
And almost all of Facebook's content will be lost one day. The content is not accessible to archivists, and I can't see Zuckerberg giving a shit about preserving it.
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 23:05,
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And almost all of Facebook's content will be lost one day. The content is not accessible to archivists, and I can't see Zuckerberg giving a shit about preserving it.


*coff*no we don't
*coff*yes we do
*coff* no we don't...we fucking hate the web
*coff*the web is great
*coff*fucktheweb*coff*
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 23:43,
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*coff*yes we do
*coff* no we don't...we fucking hate the web
*coff*the web is great
*coff*fucktheweb*coff*

... who thought crawling through a storm drain to "scratch it off his bucket list" was a good idea
www.islandecho.co.uk/man-thought-it-was-the-end-after-getting-stuck-in-15-inch-pipe/
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 17:05,
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www.islandecho.co.uk/man-thought-it-was-the-end-after-getting-stuck-in-15-inch-pipe/

When you do something from the list, you pull the sticker off and throw it in the bucket.
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 17:10,
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to make the late owner literally kick it into the crowd wedding bouquet style
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 17:12,
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Actually, it should be: whoever gets hit by the bucket. Because no fucker is going to want to catch it.



I was just about to download it and hope my location sounded funny and I could post it, then remembered that I don't really want to post my location
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 18:56,
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If you've got smartphone connectivity, you've got accurate location data available via GPS or cell tower, not a lookup in some proprietary, closed-source keyword database on the 'net...
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 22:47,
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These are called emoticons and the world was a better place when you could express emotions via a clever combination of characters from various writing systems of the world (or, personally, pure ASCII)...
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 22:59,
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www.tulpa.info/what-is-a-tulpa/
There are many people I would not trust with a secret person only they can talk to
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 22:33,
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There are many people I would not trust with a secret person only they can talk to

Well I thought I'd at least try and involve you lot coz I do miss stuff
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Thu 15 Aug 2019, 23:06,
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