Mona Clark ⚧ @mona@computerfairi.es

PS: if you're frustrated by all the pineapple talk, you can filter "regular expressions" (regex) out of your home TL by clicking the Home TL's settings, and adding to "Filter out by regular expressions" https://kitty.town/media/ij9LBxu-bbpkWsI2v6s https://kitty.town/media/NgvGt16x-j7TVwo1_yc

https://witches.town/media/Uu-mxIWQYE3YCnOt82E

Gonna print this out and carry it with me to the gym.

@mona NAH

After Eldon Tyrell's death and the PR disaster that followed, the Corporation improved the Nexus series with a hard-wired biological empathy circuit.

It worked too well.

They smoke us on the Voight-Kampf test now, every time. They sense our pain, the pain of all living things. They care. They refuse to take part in any activity that would injure others. And they can teach humanity to open our own hearts, to see the joy behind Creation as they do.

That's why we shoot 'em all on sight, now.

This may have been meant as a light-hearted comment but I think that there is a serious point to be made here: I have come DEEPLY to mistrust secrecy in spiritual practice. There's a lot of appeal to the old fascination for sacred mysteries and inner circles rich in hidden wisdom that gets exploited by rogues. I intend to do _nothing_ in my magical practice that I would not do in the daylight. @TipsyTentacle

If your spells aren't open source, then we can't be friends. ):

You're all beautiful. I love you all.

More #art! This was art offered for donations to the ACLU, which I did two separate times. First is of Ulfra, the other is of Vedia the Masked.

Artists are Christine Larsen (CFLarsen on twitter IIRC) and Oh My Emi! https://witches.town/media/aMeAKkWJDlgAph3eYzA https://witches.town/media/cHLSVrkJNRLBjl-1bHI

fuck https://witches.town/media/Q8UUOR2M5Hk7wRIyHMY

@ReadingRidley Hey, another person on here I super like!

so people know, the gnusmug instance is an anime nazi cesspit and should be entirely blocked

im at mcdonalds. i think everything is going well. but then everything falls silent. people are looking at me. some of the lights switch off. the employees scuttle to the back of the restaurant. after an unbearable pause, the manager comes forward, with an pained expression, keys jangling, urgent footsteps. he won't look me in the eye. he quietly clears his throat.

"Sir — the burger you have requested is possible... but very hard."

I think the tiny communities of people fixing and using old tech that exist all over the web are truly beautiful. Random people coming together to help each other fix equipment most would throw away, cherishing and giving it as long a life as they can.

Here's a tiny snapshot I just ran across in the comments for a review of a Laserdisc player (originally manufactured in 1991).
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R10SU32FQ5YVK7/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_btm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B0007V9CU6#wasThisHelpful

I love you all. https://witches.town/media/ME-_2artcf91p4I44hc

I want to get more of my ideas out there. I think I have a few good ones tbh.