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3.46 Mile Run

Vaughn

· September 25, 2024 · 0 minutes to read

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· September 14, 2024 · 1 minute to read

Fedi.Tips (@FediTips@social.growyourown.services) (social.growyourown.services)

You can transfer your Mastodon account to a different server if you would like. The process allows you to keep your follows, followers, bookmarks, lists, mutes, blocks and domain blocks. Your old posts will remain on the old server, but they will redirect people to your new account. There's a complete step-by-step beginner's guide for how to transfer your account at: ➡️ https://fedi.tips/transferring-your-mastodon-account-to-another-server/ It might seem a bit long, but it combines several processes into one guide. #FediTips #Mastodon

This is important to know for Mastodon users. #mastodon #fediverse

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Vaughn

· August 9, 2024 · 1 minute to read

A Stake in the Ground (journal.burningman.org)

On a dry lake in Northern Nevada, four miles from the pavement and 100 miles from just about anything else, a small crowd gathers on the alkali under the late-afternoon sun. It is 5pm on the 25th of July, 2024, and the raising of this year’s instance of Black Rock City begins with a single […]

Every so often someone writes something about that thing in the desert that makes the hairs on the back of the neck stand up as waves of excitement radiate through the body. #burningman #blackrockcity #brc2024

As with most ritual objects the spike itself is a meaningless fetish, imbued with meaning only by our intentions. To an outside observer, it’s a length of spray-painted rebar hammered into the dried mud with what looks like the world’s oldest sledgehammer. But to those inside the circle, it is a direct physical connection to something larger than any of us. A chance to contribute directly, with sinew and bone, an actual physical action in the physical world with an undeniable physical effect. Not a pixel cloud, not another Zoom meeting; the feel of wood against the palm and the ringing peal of steel on steel. After so much separation, the beginning of a homecoming.