May I exit

I pulled on a str and unraveled my C socks!

Because Reddit can fuck right off

I recently figured out you can arrange the letters of this word to make a Letter Boxed puzzle:

  P G A
S       H
O       E
T       N
  Y M R

Here’s a video on how to do this: https://youtu.be/EUHVo54tXz0

Farya Faraji is awesome

I like your post, Sparky. Hating on Windows is fun and brings the whole community together

The seemingly random bold letters are sending me

I find this argument compelling:

“We have a physiological need for privacy. Mammals in particular respond poorly to surveillance. We consider it a threat because animals in the wild are tracked by predators, and it makes us feel like prey.”

Taken from this TEDx talk: https://youtu.be/jVeqAemtC6w Quoted bit starts at 5:45

Rage Against The Machine self-titled 1992 album

Memory problems can occur after getting Covid, maybe that’s a factor as well?

I am grieving hard, and grief includes a lot of different feelings and experiences. Yes, there is depression, but there is also anger and reflection and the chance to find joy amidst the horror. My priorities have changed. I used to want to leave a legacy for the next generation; now I want to live in defiance of the evils that have ravaged our beautiful planet. Fuck billionaires, politicians, and cowardly centrist news outlets. Fuck them in perpetuity, until they rot away in their apocalypse bunkers. I will burn bright and hot to the end–that will be my legacy.

“Christopher Columbus discovered America” (hopefully they’re not still teaching this)

Found the tankie! ☝️

Give Srsly Wrong a shot! The Wrong Boys are funny and earnest and I always learn something from them.

Put it on GitHub and some tryhard will do a bunch of free work on it. Source: am tryhard

There’s a giant trove of them on the Internet Archive. Happy reading!!

I got an “instance has been rate limited” error 🙁

I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s hard to lose a loved one of any species

I really relate to the struggle you are describing. The book No Bad Parts by Richard Schwartz has helped me understand and work with this experience. It’s more of a deep dive than a quick fix, but I recommend it.