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if you think about it, making any sort of decision and sticking to it is basically domming yourself

@andre@hellsite.site read that as fedicules, which is probably a useful new word

@alexbuzzbee Also, as a user: file bugs / issues with service providers who *do* rely on reCAPTCHA telling them that you find this practice unacceptable.

Possible reasons:

1. Privacy / surveillance.
2. Privatising results of crowdsourced intelligence.
3. Potential military / antisocial applications of technology.
4. Other (think of your own).

I regularly do this.

re: Food adjacent 

@dragon Holy shit please fuckin do this

we could probably contribute somewhat, as well.

hot take: showing honest appreciation for other people's labour is cool and good actually

it's transphobic that i don't have a bipedal heavy weapons platform to pilot and modify with ever-more-ingenious weapons as i'm deployed across far-flung worlds to fight the enemies of Union

TIL what solarpunk is and I wanna live in that timeline

cannot believe the lengths discord will go to suppress the truth

Every gay person falls into one of these catagories:
- war criminal power broker
- authoritatian femme
- Olive garden bomber
- fired from boy scout troop leadership due to constant discussion of Epstein
- accidental eldtrich worshipper
- 70 different bees pretending to be one person
- goth clown demon
- anime fan

most of the time, the most productive way to deal with a 'rude' interaction is to assume the other person was doing what they thought was appropriate and move on.

when we, as white people, feel like a person of color is addressing racism 'rudely'? we need to deal with that perception on our own. anti-racism *is* disruptive, because racism — which benefits white people! — *is* the norm. to disrupt the normal state of affairs is good when the normal state is bad. a conflict discussed out in the open is a strict improvement on a conflict we, as white people empowered by racism, can ignore; and just because white people can ignore a situation doesn't make that situation 'peaceful' or 'civil'.

just handle the emotion you're having, and take the criticism. don't let your kneejerk feeling of 'that's rude!' stop you from *listening,* because that kneejerk rejection is there in order to keep you from listening, to keep you invested in the racist norms.

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