Nezumi @Nezumi@computerfairi.es

me: okay brain, time to do things

my brain: [wii shop channel music]

My Dunsparce must be acknowledged!

computerfairi.es: basically the fediverse version of that island in japan populated by hundreds of bunnies

@sophia
Fun fact: the finite amount of helium left in the reserves is one of the reasons cryptographers think AES still has a chance of being secure from dragnet surveillance by quantum computers.

manual boost because the standard CW is misleading, playing off as a joke, but it's actually about helium pricing and how it's wasted so frivolously.

https://glitterkitten.co.uk/@sophia/102175763207659167

facts dont care about your feelings. facts are arseholes. a fact came into my house the other day and filled my sink with dead spiders.

I wasn't aware of how racist the origins of the concept of "tragedy of the commons" was nor how completely and utterly wrong the concept was until recently when someone on here pointed it out to me.

https://boingboing.net/2019/03/07/scientific-fraud.html

I bet Sabrina still uses an Amiga to this day

Intern: *bursts through door* Professor! You’ll never believe it! We found even more Pokémon in a new region!

Professor Oak: * takes a long drag of a joint and sighs*

when i was a kid, i remember giving a presentation on how the internet would bring people together and help end hatred. that was a while ago, and obviously it didn't work out that way.

still, i find that i am personally able to make friends that i would never have been able to make if the internet wasn't a thing. that, at least, makes me hopeful for the future, even though today and every day can be depressing.

i feel like the culture of the fediverse shifts a little bit every week or so. on one side, it's quite dynamic and satisfying. on the other, it leaves me with an exhausting, low-key fear that if i step away then ill never be able to keep up with things.

people that follow cults of personality need to ask themselves why they are here.

replicating the toxic patterns found in other social networks will poison the fediverse.

ooh, i know what i'm writing in my will now

All accessable washrooms need "this door is currently locked" indicators on both sides of the door tbh

honestly, my take on the fbi is that anyone that works for or with them is a cop, because they are

i like my simple non-nuanced take. it helps me keep perspective

i know some peeps are talking about technicalities, but do you think that the feds give af when they come after oppressed communities?

there's a lot of history there, and lots of valid reasons for the bad vibes. to ignore it all bc someone is only "affiliated" with a horrifically bad organization seems like a pointless distinction