(It’s not nearly as simple as it looks, except that in some ways it’s simpler.)

3) my digital infrastructure, including everything from my current laptop and a future desktop capable of running LLMs, to the domia and webhosts I maintain in the cloud, to the Starlink internet connection that connects them back to me.

Proton, duo? or cleaning up all the emails someway
Domian names and webhosting, reviewed and weeded, though
vair is most likely still blog and moribund patreon/yt/X; tranc.
On the other hand, Anaprim, at least as a coffee business, is stone cold dead, because the lovely roaster isn’t working right anymore. So it needs a thorough repurposing, though I do still think that the Ozma image in coordination with the anarchic and primitivist subtexts, and the LLC infrastructure I’ve built, will still prove very useful in some other way.

CM3: Prætt-cræft, scopu?

There’s a case to be made that synthetic Community belongs here too, though for now I’m leaving that as part of CM below.
Top Choices: Discourse, NodeBB, Zulip
ultimately it will be decided by where and what domain name is set up for it; that’s why it’s here, early

***

This whole 01234Q exercise feels very clarifying.
Especially this third part.

I’ve been through it a few times in a much narrower way.
Like with ‘vairtere’ and with ‘anaprim’.

On a parallel note, calling oneself humble is a lot like calling oneself ‘pretty’, or in my case, calling myself ‘sage’.
The uneasy piece of it is that in some sense it’s not up to us as individuals to decide whether we are selfless or beautiful or wise. These are judgments that are ultimately made by the beings around us, if you see what I mean.

Which also brings up the fact, to reiterate, that all of this shit is the Narrative Self trying to build itself a more or less plausible narrative … and thus … it’s all spindrift from the point of view of the ‘minimal’ self, which is to say: of God.

Letting go, letting go, letting go.