she/they
I don’t get how the text relates to or enhances the joke though.
What’s the joke?
My phone’s also stuck in a fastboot loop, gonna need to use Qualcomm’s EDL thing I think :(
Arch Linux is a good vision and a tab for the meds
I dare anyone to even just compile a document containing all the standards you’d need to implement
My experience is my queer circle. We have a nice online space where being yourself is normalized so there’s no pressure to act all manly or whatever.
This is why I prefer queer people, they generally know how to be themselves and have emotions.
Women are we gonna have a tool to open it
Well that’s strangely ominous
Is this how I find out I was wrong when I thought my depression wasn’t that bad?
Exercise can help a lot depending on the source of the depression. My walking fast for an hour a day only helped a little (don’t worry, I’m better now).
If you’re prone to spiraling into negative thoughts when left along to think, listen to music or something. Without it I found that immediately during and after exercise I felt worse which outweighed any benefit.
I took a CS math course, so I did indeed dream of DFAs
Countering those movements helps me
All this talk of porn is bad for you or rots your brain, but I never hear any evidence, or even fully fleshed out reasoning.
If it’s inherently harmful, I expect to see the inherent harm. Closest I get is seeing a few particular scenarios of an unhealthy relationship with it or people telling me there’s some invisible harm I can’t see and they can’t show me (bit unfalsifiable, don’t you think?).
Showing brain rot requires showing that it has an effect on the brain/mind (which it probably does, as almost any activity will) AND that effect is net bad. Again, I’ve never seen much evidence that the effect is inherently bad.
As long as you’re managing it right - noticing any affects and deciding if that’s worth stopping over - I trust you to regulate yourself. Everybody’s different, so who am I to say something is bad for everyone or that nobody can have a healthy relationship with something?
Parts of it seem to be inherently more secure, but there are some pretty glaring holes. At least software distribution is much more secure than the Windows approach.