WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them]

Taxes, cheap digital keyboard, sff pc for livingroom media center, then rest to mortgage. Laser hair removal would be on the list, but figuring out where to go an such and confirming an appointment wouldn’t happen in a day, but not needing to pay mortgage for a while would make affording such easy.

There’s also humans in the world. Not just drivers.

I’d say some of my happiest moments aren’t thinks worth remembering the details of typically. Like, one time after we had moved recently, I accidentally was about to turn at the turn before our apartment. Blinker on and everything and my roomate told me it was the wrong turn and I responded “its too late” and turned anyways - not to troll or anything, just how my brain decided to deal with the last minute information. Anyways, after turning around and making it back home, I was just literally rolling on the floor laughing in pain from the incident for reasons beyond my understanding. Only remember that one because we continued to making “its too late” jokes since then - otherwise it would soon have been forgotten. So I’d say my happiest moments just tend to be otherwise insignificant interactions with those that I love and that’s never really changed.

Pay in bulk.

The author details are also a big flag that its satire.

Flagg Eagleton - Patriot Flagg Eagleton is the son of an American potato farmer and a patriot. After spending 4 years in the Navy and 7 on welfare picking himself up by the bootstraps, Flagg finally got his HVAC certificate and is hard at work keeping the mobile homes of Tallahassee at a comfy 83 degrees.

For those who wanted to know, the FAA usually handles about 44k flights a day. So about 6% canceled and 23% delayed.

Mine is 0-20% Each being a different type of mistake.

HRT is super easy to get here*

*access may vary based on age, location, and money. More limitations may come soon. The only anti-androgen prescribed in the US (and only in the US) is hardly an anti-androgen. Obtaining HRT may get your name added to databases managed by fascist governments. Side effects of may include discrimination, including up to death.

Adderall deployment proved that tit wasn’t a type after all.

Other times, it’s more direct coded language and symbols. It’s probably less unknown these days, but some common examples of codes are the sonnenrad ‘Black Sun’ symbol, Nazi-era pseudo-runes (not to be confused with legitimate historical Germanic runes!), the numbers 14 and 88, and more.

I know someone who used 88 in a username on accident, not knowing how cryptonazis use it. He found out because he got called out for it and asked to explain. After finding out what 88 can mean, he changed his username because he didn’t want to be mistaken as a nazi. TBF, his initial reaction was “wtf, why would someone suggest I’m a nazi and want to ban me because I have some numbers at the end of my name?” I think some people take it for granted that others are aware of these things.

Same. I was trying to figure out how this was some dysphoria hoodie joke, but the sentence wasn’t even grammatically correct…

If they’re likely on their way out of power next election anyways, why not just accelerate and aim to not even pretend to have a fair election?

But to be fair, it is only a very small military, barely capable of occupying 3 countries at a time. 🤣🤣🤣

But how many billionaire’s pockets can it line?

What is the difference in price based on? Are they offering an extra discount due to lack of activity? Just random A/B testing? Demographics?

For somethings, it makes it harder to install so being immutable sometimes adds an extra hurdle. But for the type of people who wouldn’t install the OS themselves, they aren’t going to try those methods anyways and if they did, they wouldn’t know enough to not break things. So this is what I was thinking.

OTOH, it makes it harder to get find answers since its less popular than the parent OS’s and fedora instructions often don’t apply, so if they ever do get interested in learning more it could be a hurdle. But they’re just gonna ask me to deal with it, and I’m currently using bazzite (+ windows dual-boot for work stuff).

One time I asked a question because of someone who was being creepy IRL and didn’t want to risk said person coming across it by chance and thinking I asked that question bc of them, no matter how unlikely that was. Asked on a niche subreddit. The question itself was asked in a way that in no way indicated why I was asking, so to an outsider it just looked like a normal question that I deleted just because I got my answer.

I wouldn’t delete otherwise.

Depends on your threat model. But given more people using these things normalize it for those who can justify the need for such software (like whistleblowers, those organizing illegal direct action), it makes it easier for them to use it without it gaining too much suspicion and makes it easier for them to use it more consistently even outside talking about things that more obviously need that extra security.

Those are super easy to change, so no one would know that it’s you across different addresses unless you specifically tell them.

Or they recognize your writing (granted, unless you admit to it or do things like tell the same story on both accounts, it is basically just a hunch rather than solid evidence). I’ve accidentally done that with someone across websites once based on primarily based on how they wrote (granted it was a very niche community, making that cross-website different-username identification based on solely writing style much more feasible). If you write generically and avoid things like unusual emoticons (or intentionally write differently with different handles), its a lot harder to do that.

Turns out that its not the specific few words, but the fact that Zuck wasn’t physically dragged/slammed/destroyed/evicerated or even just separated from his hundreds of billions. She actually just said some words.

Part of me wonders if it’s a recession, or if the ultra rich have finally squeezed everyone to the point it feels like one

What’s the difference?