Jefenry

Mainly I just feel I should be in control of the sites I make. They're personal in nature that I don't mind sharing with the world, but if I want to change something or make them disappear completely it irks me that there's a website out there violating my express wishes.

Annoyingly, Internet Archive doesn't respect robots.txt. I specifically excluded ia_archiver from my site which worked for a number of years until they decided to ignore it because robots.txt "do not necessarily serve our archival purposes." They do remove your site if you email them though.

>But we are not capable of knowing that anything is true with 100% certainty

>We know no truth

So you're saying we have 100% certainty that we aren't capable of knowing anything is true with 100% certainty?

If I see any runaway slaves coming through I'll be sure not to tell my neighbors we should try and hide them.

This has been exactly my experience as well. I've got a blog detailing how I built a small sailboat and the trips I've taken in it. The comments have all been either supportive or questions about some specific detail. I only get maybe 5 comments a year, but it's a good feeling to know my website has helped someone out.

> There is no universal objective truth.

So you're saying it's true that there's no objective truth?

I think you missed a decimal place. There's very nearly 333 million people in the US, so 3.7 million infected is 1.1%

I found a picture of that tree while going through my father's slides of his time in the Army. This was a few years before the axe incident.

https://imgur.com/YRXYQ

Edit: Actually, it was over a decade before. He was there in the early 60's. Here's some more pictures of that time: https://imgur.com/a/5mgrp

I use a CNC plasma cutter at work and I wrote some G-Code to make it play Carol of the Bells.

Here's an article I wrote about it: http://jefenry.com/main/CNCMusic.php