Judith Browning wrote:
James Whitelaw wrote:
Judith Browning wrote:
I am using Parler, as well, It has growing pains as many are fleeing other platforms to goto it, but it does work for me.
Locally a Chief of Police was fired for speaking a little too freely at that site. Apparently he thought the no censorship also meant no one could view his rants? or that everyone there would agree with his promoting violence?
I think anything we post online is up for grabs...stuff is out there the minute you post it, no real 'take backs'...email, facebook, all the new 'alternative' places...it's all one...and there forever...delete is not 'delete'.
Have you all been following the Parler “hack”. Apparently Parler left itself with in a state where others were able to take admin control and scrape everything off the servers including deleted posts (apparently they didn’t actually delete anything, just mark bits as “deleted”). Videos from the Capitol on 1-6 (Parler didn’t obscure date or geo-location for anything) and adjacent dates are being documented online. I’ve heard even private messages are being revealed. Here is a map showing all the uploads geolocated. Interesting times.
The way the quotes line out in your post it looks like I said them both? I've never used parler nor would I...had not heard about a 'hack'.
I've always assumed things on line are never really gone if someone knows how to look...I guess that took the 'parler folks' by surprise?
Judith Browning wrote:
I am using Parler, as well, It has growing pains as many are fleeing other platforms to goto it, but it does work for me.
Locally a Chief of Police was fired for speaking a little too freely at that site. Apparently he thought the no censorship also meant no one could view his rants? or that everyone there would agree with his promoting violence?
I think anything we post online is up for grabs...stuff is out there the minute you post it, no real 'take backs'...email, facebook, all the new 'alternative' places...it's all one...and there forever...delete is not 'delete'.
Thomas A. Cahan wrote:... look up Irish ring fort! - larger than proposed project, but inspiring... every homestead needs a pond/ponds - sounds like moat/ring pond would be even better idea... if original useage doesn't quite pan out many more will come to mind.
Jordan Holland wrote:I had the opportunity to walk through Buckminster Fuller's pre-fabricated aluminum house in Michigan. It was really neat, have you seen it? If not, you might get some design ideas and pitfalls to avoid if you read up on it. Unfortunately, they never made it to market. Maybe now is a better time.