jk I'm all about that bread @danishcookies@computerfairi.es

I hope trixic people have happy and fulfilling lives!

I think I may be developing an unhealthy obsession with screen real-estate.

“The technology behind the internet is not incompatible with our rights, but the business model Facebook and Google have chosen is.”

Yep, that’s Amnesty International saying that.

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2019/11/google-facebook-surveillance-privacy/

At the Dyke March last week I found the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. And I've been obsessed with them ever since.

They got this big project to reinvent the post office to provide fair financial services and internet access. To connect remote communities. To check in on disabled and elderly folks. To work on food delivery. To move to electric vehicles. To work with indigenous communities to acknowledge the colonial past and present of the postal service and reinvent themselves to provide the services and support those communities want.

Essentially, the postal workers union wants to build the #solarpunk future.

http://
www.deliveringcommunitypower.ca/learn_more

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Republished from: https://twitter.com/hourlyFox/status/1159120776102055936

Roses are red
Violets are blue...

where's my post about how radical-feminists talk about the sexual deviance of abjected women with the same bloodthirsty relish that preachers talk about sinners burning in hell, porno fiction narrators talk about objectified bodies, and a restaurant ad voiceover talks about a juicy burger

terfs are trying to claim that hysterectomy increases risk of early dementia, based on a single study, and that's why no one should get a hysterectomy, especially not a trans person

*extremely long fart noise directed at every single terf*

give me a hand to hold or a dick to suck :(

Cards.
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I hope astronic people have a great day!

The 5th oldest living non-clonal tree in the world has been discovered in North Carolina, with an estimated age of 2624 years. It's the oldest known wetland tree.

It lives among a group of similarly ancient trees, many of which are over a millennium old.

Bald cypresses are swamp dwellers. They're very adaptable and hardy, recording stories of the changing climate in their wood. Sadly, less than 1% of North America's original bald cypress forests remain after ruthless amounts of logging.