karce

u/karce@wizanons.dev
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on Downvotes · c/magic · 1 pts · 3y

Thanks for the question. So Lemmy does support downvotes but I've decided to disable them on this instance. The reason is just that I don't like seeing downvotes and I don't really see the point in them. I think rule-breaking content should be reported and outside of that what people usually do is use downvotes to signal that they disagree with someone. I saw a good discussion on this elsewhere on Lemmy not that long ago but for now I'd rather keep them disabled unless there is a really good reason.

I agree. Sometimes I like the shorter, more intense, trips. 6 or so hours on mushrooms feels like a long time. Even after that time it takes a while to really come back down to a more normal level. It's all about head space though, I can appreciate long trips too.

Oh I'm not worried at all. We'll grow slowly but I'm just excited to experience it along the way too. I should have required applications before this happened but I wanted to make it easy for new folks to get in.

A good thing about this instance is that we're federated with everyone and so we can freely access anybody's instance. Large instances like beehaw have deferated now with other people so their users are unable to view or interact with content on those instances.

I'll try to keep us open with everyone, which was one of my concerns with the bots. They could misbehave on other instances and make us look bad.

Anyway, small instances are fun too for those reasons. I continue to mention our communities every once in a while on other platforms so we can gradually grow as well.

Yeah, I don't like the taste either. It's definitely hard to get down but once it is it's blast off. The lemon juice pre-disgests it and makes it faster too. I'm not totally sure I'd recommend that method but it was an interesting experience.

Ah yeah, I'm not sure there is another way. Not one I've seen unfortunately. I'm planning on actually developing for Lemmy soon, since I have Rust experience, but haven't yet done too much deep dive into the code.

There is a way I could probably change your username in the database, but who knows what issues that could potentially cause.

on Tips for first trip? · c/magic · 5 pts · 3y

The key is set and setting. What that means is being in a good place mentally to experience the trip (mindset) as well as being in the proper setting that is very comfortable, clean, and safe. Also having a sitter is a good idea as long as you're comfortable with them.

Be somewhere where you will feel safe and make sure you don't have anything that needs doing that day. No plans for something you need to rush too, etc. For a beginner the other comments are pretty good advice, start with a low dose and enjoy it. That means less than 2.5g (dried).

Psychonaughts wiki also has a good page on this: https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/Psilocybin_mushrooms#Dosage_and_preparation

Yeh I had tried torrenting on Tor a LONG time ago but people made it clear to not do that on Tor for one reason or another. But on i2p, the devs made a torrent client directly into the software. It was one of their features and something they want people to use.

That is correct. For geoblocked content only available in certain regions, a VPN is still useful. However, much of that content can be obtained through other methods. You could download it and use Plex/Jellyfin to stream it to Roku or Firestick.

So it looks like setup on ubuntu should be pretty straightforward. Follow these steps to install the java client as a package: https://geti2p.net/en/download/debian

Then under their Post-install work on the bottom of that page follow this:

as a service that automatically runs when your system boots, even before logging in. The service can be enabled with "dpkg-reconfigure i2p" as root or using sudo. This is the recommended means of operation.

That will cause i2p to automatically run at startup. You can use the other methods there if you don't want that behavior. Lastly, you'll need to configure a browser to use i2p. https://geti2p.net/en/about/browser-config

Firefox is a good one to use for it but you can use librewolf or another one.

And I think that's it as far as setup for ubuntu. Let me know if you have more questions : )