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  • Based on the handwriting style, Nicolardi thinks that PHerc. 1667 dates to the second or third century B.C.E., which would make it one of the oldest scrolls in the library. The title and author have been lost to history, but experts suspect it wasn’t written by Philodemus. Perhaps, they theorize, Chrysippus was the author.

    Chrysippus was a foundational figure in Stoicism, but modern scholars only know of his writings from references in other works. “To have access to a source text rather than quotes and summaries, which can be modified or interpreted by other writers, is very important,” Thomas Coward, a classicist at the University of Bristol in England who isn’t part of the Vesuvius Challenge, tells New Scientist’s Hayley Bennett.

    Source1: https://lemmy.world/post/48737520
    Source2: Smithsonian Magazine [2026-06-26]



  • Holy moly… such a… so so so poor creature…
    I just… want to so carefully hug it so much…
    It’s so heartbreaking to see… no words…

    Please… please… if reincarnation ever exists… I so hope you will appear a healthy, beautiful, and magnificent one… in the future…
    Please do stay safe… dear wonderful creature… you do good already, and you will manage it!



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    4 months ago

    Thank you! Mostly, because Chromium based are used by the most people around the world, and it’s related to my job in web-dev and security, since at least 2014.
    It’s hard to guess what you actually meant, but let’s guess…

    1. For a client, do you mean Firefox/LibreWolf/non-vendor?
      Has less features for modern web-dev. Well, sure, yet the development environment is much more featureful in Chromium.
    2. For a search engine, do you mean a SearXNG instance or such as services as Kagi?
      Of course, but it’s unstable/erroneous from my experience, at this point of life. Yet, is monitored for better times.