FoxQuirk 🦊 @quirk@computerfairi.es

[throwing slices of cured sausage at the movie screen]
CATS CAN HAVE A LITTLE SALAMI!
CATS CAN HAVE A LITTLE SALAMI!
CATS CAN HAVE A LITTLE SALAMI!

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mommy can have a little santasmoochin,

okay but have you considered: girls

girls

:> !!!!

my cute outfit from today :3

there's something really special about arcade boards with tons of 74 logic laid out like city blocks

Shout-out to all the trans girls who are too depressed to shave, brush their hair, or do makeup every day, even if they'd like to.
You're all beautiful and perfect and I love you.

dj driver address

Hot take, The Grinch was the good guy all along

cool fact: until last year, the bank of montreal only allowed you to have six character long passwords, and they could only use alphanumeric characters (0-9 and a-z), and on top of that, all letters were saved as their T9 equivalent (e.g. "ABC" became "111" because those are the corresponding digits on a phone keypad), meaning that there were a grand total of one million different possible passwords, for a bank with several million users

https://blog.keigher.ca/2016/01/bank-of-montreal-has-horrible-password.html

Unabashedly stolen from reddit (cc @OCRbot)

Not got much to say other than I feel "ban cars" and the subsequent backlash shows the need for us to not try to compress politics down into as small a soundbite as possible. Like, I doubt anyone saying "ban car" wants all cars gone tomorrow without properly implementing public transportation everywhere. But, the nature of politics today is to have compressible soundbites, so even "ban cars *after we get good public transport*" is too much to say.

And, to make it clear:
Cars are bad.