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   Anna e só (anna@friend.camp)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 21:41:55 JST Anna e só

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   I loved it. It may be my favorite David Lynch movie (so far).

   I welcomed that tonal shift. Sometimes it felt like the more humorous tone of the TV show downplayed the horrors of what happened in Twin Peaks. I loved how every character became much more morally ambiguous in the movie; they’re more human here.

   As hard as it was to watch Laura Palmer’s abuse — I’m a domestic violence survivor myself —, I also felt seen. So much of it felt extremely real to me.

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   play in progress (playinprogress@assemblag.es)'s status on Tuesday, 01-Oct-2024 01:52:09 JST play in progress

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   @simsa03 there is a bunch of stuff that probably my mother originally bought but feels not "hers" as much as "this used to belong to a state of this household that no longer exists". Lots of blankets and such. Tbh I think my own confusion and attachments are probably the biggest hindrance here.

   As in, *I* am probably more attached to my father's books than he is. In part because they represent a sort of record of his mind in different states from now.

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   Robert (rsf92@fosstodon.org)'s status on Tuesday, 02-Jan-2024 23:07:28 JST Robert

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   @notroot @KevinCarson1 @cstross @pleaseclap @exception
   Sorry but strong disagree here.

   As Kevin said, plagiarism is a very different thing from copyright infringement. It's fraud and it's covered with the same law as any other fraud (at least it should/would).

   As for sales, there are other ways to get profits without copyright in the 21st century, you can presale books like @pluralistic does with his audio books.
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   Jorge Caballero, MD (datadrivenmd@fedified.com)'s status on Thursday, 16-Feb-2023 07:23:14 JST Jorge Caballero, MD

   To the new Mastodon arrivals: welcome! Feel free to ignore the self-appointed tone police that are telling you how you should behave based on their 3 weeks or 3 years on here.

   As someone that's been on Mastodon longer than >80% of everyone else (i.e. late October), I can assure you that nobody－ and I mean nobody－ on the tone patrol is speaking on behalf of anyone except themselves.

   Just be courteous, check the contrarianism at the door, and you'll fit right in. Trust me.

   #TwitterMigration