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   Evan Prodromou (evan@cosocial.ca)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Mar-2026 06:39:01 JST Evan Prodromou

   @apz So, I think there are a few things that can happen here.

   As you mentioned, content, actors, and so one that had been created and changed during that time would now be missing, so requests for them would fail. I think that's pretty survivable.

   There are other parts of the ecosystem that aren't quite as robust. Usually, for example, if an activity is sent from one server to another, and accepted, the sending server updates its state marking that activity as delivered.

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   Jan Lehnardt :couchdb: (janl@narrativ.es)'s status on Sunday, 23-Nov-2025 01:44:16 JST Jan Lehnardt :couchdb:

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   Japan trip backfill continues here.

   Two days in Sapporo (plus a bit of a cold). Will have to come back and explore Hokkaido a lot more, but it is beautiful here.

   As usual, found some great food (a post about vegan eating in Japan is coming later).

   I’m very happy we got to a museum that discussed the Japanese history with the native Ainu population surprisingly critically for Japanese standards*)

   *denial

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   Mark McCaughrean (markmccaughrean@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Jan-2025 01:48:23 JST Mark McCaughrean

   You know what they say about sleeping dogs 🐕🤷♂️🙂

   Jokes aside, the life of street dogs in India & elsewhere must be tough, & it’s hard just walking past them.

   But they also seem to have a certain dignity about them, which I hope I’ve been able to capture a little of here.

   As seen in Bangalore today.

   #DogsOfMastodon 🐾
   #Photography 📷
   #India 🇮🇳

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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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