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>Just install VPN they will never get me The Russian police has launched a mass-campaign of pulling people over and checking their phones to see if they have “illegal VPNs” installed Given western censorship/population control/tracking is behind russian/chinese ones by 5-10 years that how much time of free internet we will have if nothing changes.

Grandma in a wheelchair shooting full auto. Classic early internet video.

Internet

This why we have internet

That's why we have internet

That's why we have internet

There was no internet then...

This is what the internet was created for

How internet works :)

New realities on the internet

Political discussions on the internet

Old internet was better

Why internet dating is damaging

Okay that was enough Internet for the day

Bo Burnham - Welcome to the Internet

Enough internet for today videos

Energetic Vampire explains draining energy through internet :)

69% of Americans now do not trust mass media. Do you think it is good or bad? Did propaganda just became that blatant that everyone sees it through? Or it always was and internet + social media now became a battleground of ideas leaving old media behind like a man yelling at clouds?

*About* I created heahy.com as a fun, anonymous corner of the internet. It’s inspired by the nostalgia of old-school IRC chat rooms, rebuilt as a modern, browser-based experience. In addition to real-time text chat, the site supports live video and audio calls, as well as sharing images and videos directly in the chat. No profiles. No algorithms. Just people connecting in real time. Hope you enjoy it.

To address the heart of the term "MAP", what is a "minor" anyway? By some social definitions, a 24-year-old is a "minor" by virtue of not being able to rent a car. Is this particular age group off the table for dating by the car rental-enabled community thanks to their industry-imposed contractual handicap and the oft-mentioned "power imbalance" this imposes? By other social definitions, a 16-year-old is not a "minor" because they can work a wage-earning tax-paying job and apply for emancipation. Is it then "wrong" to be attracted to one if they suddenly quit their stint at Circle K? But this quibbling over the inconsistencies in the cultural cachet of "minor" is beside the point - how is someone's attraction to someone else dependent on a legal status? "Oh man, I'm really hot for a guy because he's legally forbidden from drinking alcohol." Seriously? That's just as plausible as hearing, "Whassup, hot stuff, that IR5 visa is making you extra spicy today!" Being attracted to someone because of a legal status concocted by some politicians long ago sounds like an offbeat fetish for autistic nerds. Do we have other terms for attraction to other people with special legal statuses? Probation Attracted Persons, or PAPs? Subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice Attracted Persons, or UCMJAPs? As for me, I am not any kind of chronophile. A woman can be 16, 36, 66, whatever, and if she's attractive in body, personality, intelligence, and temperament, I don't care how old she is. A spirited rejection of current society's intellectually lazy and harmful fixation on age and its relationship to romantic relationships is what started this very subreddit! As "minor" is a laughably inconsistent legal fiction concocted for the sake of administrative convenience, and especially a fiction the way "minor" is often used on the internet, so too are "minor attracted persons" fictional. One would do well to reject yet another ill-advised identity marker that reifies a legal status category and cultural catch-all that is riddled with injustice.

*Early release of a new heahy.com feature* You can now manage and upload your own reaction library. Just go to the home page and open the Reactions tab. You can upload reactions for personal use or publish them for everyone. To save space and bandwidth, only MP4/WebM videos are allowed - but if you have a GIF, you can convert it directly in your browser. The same applies to images: only WebP is supported, with built-in conversion available. You can now manage and upload your own reaction library. Just go to the home page and open the Reactions tab. You can upload reactions for personal use or publish them for everyone. To save space and bandwidth, only MP4/WebM videos are allowed - but if you have a GIF, you can convert it directly in your browser. The same applies to images: only WebP is supported, with built-in conversion available. Each reaction can have up to 15 tags and a description to improve search. If you're publishing reactions for others, please use tools like Google Reverse Image Search to add as much context and relevant tags as possible so your content is easy to find. One reason I built this “last feature” is because I've personally collected a lot of reactions and needed a better way to organize them. Reactions are a core part of internet culture, and having full control over them can be a real advantage. There's also the issue of Tenor potentially shutting down, and the alternatives are either uncertain or not great. Long-term, there's potential for heahy to offer an API and become one of those alternatives. That said, the reactions feature is still raw and largely untested. I'm releasing it early so people can try it out. Over the next few days, I'll be fixing bugs, filling in missing features, and integrating it into heahy's posting flow. Depending on feedback, an API might follow. You might also notice a “Tip” button - yes, that's intentional. Supporting content creators is part of the long-term plan, and reactions will likely be one of the first areas to get it. If you publish early, there's a chance it could pay off later. Anyway, give it a try - upload your own reactions, save favorites, or publish something for everyone to use.