Elara

I'll see if it's possible, but probably not. Google has put a lot of work into making sure bots don't automatically do anything on Google Docs without paying exorbitant fees for API access.

you’re pretty good with this kind of stuff. Do you know a way to get the content of a google doc without needing to sign into Google?

Google doesn't require you to sign in to export the document. However, it's probably not a good idea to use Google Docs at all, so I used a VPN and exported them for you :)

Here are the links:

• Criticism
• Addendum

I predicted it the second my friend introduced me to r/GenZedong. I even said "They should start a Lemmy instance because I guarantee this sub is going to get banned." Then I saw someone mention lemmygrad and joined. Three months later, r/GenZedong was quarantined.

The past year has been very interesting for me, to say the least. I became an ML, I finally got out of the hell known as the US educational system, I was diagnosed with ADHD and Autism, and I finally stopped denying that I'm trans. Lots of major events in very quick succession. By giving me a greater understanding of myself and the world, all of you were a big part of those events. Thanks, comrades. o7

Part of me wants to tell them it was tweeted by Pal Estine, but then I remember this is on Twitter and any desire to go there for any reason disappears immediately.

For some reason, my brain just doesn't like having folders in my home directory that don't start with a capital letter.

My home directories look something like this:

.
├── Applications
├── Code
│   ├── Scripts
│   └── AUR
├── Desktop
├── Documents
│   └── Nextcloud
├── Downloads
├── Music
├── Pictures
│   └── Wallpapers
├── Videos
└── Workspace

• Applications stores appimages
• Code contains the git repos of any projects I'm working on
  • Code/AUR contains my AUR packages
• Desktop is pretty much unused, but it was created automatically so it's there
• Documents/Nextcloud is the directory that's synced to my Nextcloud instance
• Workspace is where I experiment with random stuff that usually doesn't last long. If it does, I move it to Code.

Everything else should be pretty self-explanatory.

I've never really liked short-form content, I find it boring. For some reason, everyone my age seems to be obsessed with it. I don't understand why. The only social media I use is Lemmygrad and Matrix with an occasional comment on Reddit. I haven't even charged my phone in months because I find phones useless for anything but calling people when it's absolutely necessary.

Here's mine: "Biden regime publicly executes woman for being poor, denies doing anything wrong"

In my opinion, it's too difficult to acquire chemicals for legitimate purposes. People will still need them, and those who do will still get them. These people are often forced to perform dangerous or simply wasteful procedures to synthesize or distill them instead, which isn't necessary.

I think a better solution to this problem could be public lab facilities. Essentially, the government (obviously no bourgeois government is going to do this) could have some public labs, where people can order chemicals and use them for whatever they need, and they can get supervision and advice from chemists. This way, the supervising chemists will obviously be able to tell if you're making drugs or explosives or something, or if you're not protecting yourself properly, but you can still acquire and use the chemicals you need. Also, that will stop people from storing all of these chemicals in their houses, potentially leading to deadly consequences.

Are you using facts and logic?? TANKIE! I FOUND A TANKIE!!