An update on the OFCOM situation: As you know, censorship around the world has been ramping up at an alarming pace. OFCOM, the UK’s communications regulator, has singled out our community, demanding compliance with their Online Safety Act despite our minimal UK presence. This is a blatant overreach, and they have been sending letters pressuring us to comply with their censorship agenda.
Our platform is already blocked by many UK ISPs, yet they continue their attempts to stifle free speech. Standing up to this kind of regulatory overreach requires lots of resources to maintain our infrastructure and fight back against these unjust demands. If you value our community and want to support us during this time, we would greatly appreciate any and all donations.
I went for the milk and a newspaper. In the Daily News, the mayor is admitting that he doesn't know exactly what "shelter in place" entails! Also, my dispensary's home page is announcing that, due to recent developments, they are SUSPENDING home delivery service. An odd time for it! (I wasn't signed up for it anyway, I don't think I qualified.)
Meanwhile, the first cherry blossoms are out:
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I'll put pennies on your eyes and it will go away.
I went for the milk and a newspaper. In the Daily News, the mayor is admitting that he doesn't know exactly what "shelter in place" entails! Also, my dispensary's home page is announcing that, due to recent developments, they are SUSPENDING home delivery service. An odd time for it! (I wasn't signed up for it anyway, I don't think I qualified.)
I'm reading that even under lockdown we'll be able to shop for groceries and medicine. That seems pretty necessary; a lot of insurance doesn't allow for medicine refills until a specific time, and NYC apartments don't have much space to stock up groceries. The governor is even saying we can go to a state park for exercise, and lucky for me the beach is a state park!
I'm suicidal, not homicidal, so I don't want to be strewing virus around if I can help it. But I do need food and meds and a little mental health maintenance (beach).
I'm reading that even under lockdown we'll be able to shop for groceries and medicine. That seems pretty necessary; a lot of insurance doesn't allow for medicine refills until a specific time, and NYC apartments don't have much space to stock up groceries. The governor is even saying we can go to a state park for exercise, and lucky for me the beach is a state park!
I'm suicidal, not homicidal, so I don't want to be strewing virus around if I can help it. But I do need food and meds and a little mental health maintenance (beach).
Got some good news today, my support worker has manage to get my health needs moved back to the area they were before I moved. This means I'll get my cpn back. Just need to register at the GPs
❤ Got some good news today, my support worker has manage to get my health needs moved back to the area they were before I moved. This means I'll get my cpn back. Just need to register at the GPs
I'm immune to the virus being of the undead but finding blood hard to come by, my source at the local blood bank has dried up. And finding victims out walking is becoming rarer. Going to have to start entering people's bedrooms while they sleep to feast myself.
I'm immune to the virus being of the undead but finding blood hard to come by, my source at the local blood bank has dried up. And finding victims out walking is becoming rarer. Going to have to start entering people's bedrooms while they sleep to feast myself.
Some schools, including mine, has been shut down, but that's about it. The disease is not that widespread here, but I think the government is underestimating the risk.
Some schools, including mine, has been shut down, but that's about it. The disease is not that widespread here, but I think the government is underestimating the risk.
Some schools, including mine, has been shut down, but that's about it. The disease is not that widespread here, but I think the government is underestimating the risk.
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Israeli Chief Rabbi Yosef: People should leave their phones on over Shabbat in case they receive notifications over coronavirus test results or mandatory quarantine.
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I'll put pennies on your eyes and it will go away.
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Israeli Chief Rabbi Yosef: People should leave their phones on over Shabbat in case they receive notifications over coronavirus test results or mandatory quarantine. View attachment 29934
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