Or maybe it got a handful of upvotes and even fewer comments over the course of 3 hours and fell off the front page because nobody was interested.

It was on the front page 10-15 minutes after submission, and removed from the front page 2-3 minutes later

There seems to be a general return to plaintext tools like HN: danluu.com, plumebio.com and lite.cnn.com

I think it has always been popular in the bubble that frequents HN, I wouldn't go that far to say there's a general return to plain text.

The rest of the world would still think it looks like the website is broken if it looks like lite.cnn.com

> The rest of the world would still think it looks like the website is broken if it looks like lite.cnn.com

For me it's the opposite. In "regular" cnn.com I obtain an empty page (probably due to my overzealous adblocker), yet in lite.cnn.com I can read the news.

Yes, but you are "in the bubble that frequents HN" ;)

I had no idea that CNN had a "lite" version. Do you know any other major sites that have lite versions?

There is https://text.npr.org/

Same here. This makes me very happy.

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Unfortunately I can't edit the title

I agree that happiness on a diet of achievements sets you up for failure. I also think that a lot of people know this intuitively but don't acknowledge it consciously or to others.

However, the author should have elaborated on "meaningful relationships". Dominant networking sites have imposed the unproved notion that "who you know" is more important than "who you are" and "what you know". Constant social comparisons encouraged by social media are also contributing to depression. As the author of a University of Houston 2015 study [0] stated: "This research and previous research indicates the act of socially comparing oneself to others is related to long-term destructive emotions".

[0] - https://uh.edu/news-events/stories/2015/April/040415FaceookS...

I don't think any of the relationships you describe would qualify as "meaningful".

That's my point.

Have you checked this PBR based renderer in Java using OpenGLES? https://github.com/rsahlin/graphics-by-opengl

Have you considered fail2ban?