I'm a:
[ ] man
[ ] woman
[X] sicko

looking for a:
[ ] man
[ ] woman
[X] yes... ha ha ha... yes!

I should learn how to use krita because the poorly named image manipulation program has an awful name and the UI gets exponentially worse with each update

having the take that you stand with sex workers because theyre definitionally being exploited and abused is some real "love the sinner, hate the sin" shit, miss me with that

@atax1a

sex workers: "decriminalize sex work"

SWERFs: "sweaty, you're helping to prop up an industry of female exploitation which hurts women as a whole - a group which doesn't include you for some reason I refuse to explain"

sex workers: "disagree, I just want to decriminalize sex work"

moderates: "oh you poor dears! people are doing violence to you, aren't they? aren't they?? it's okay, you can say it, and even if you don't say it then I'll read it in your facial expression and assume it's so"

sex workers: "uh no, we just want to decriminalize sex work"

weird leftists: "sex work is counter-revolutionary, lumpenproletariat, blah blah blah"

sex workers: "uhh, what. we just want to decriminalize sex work"

the far right: "you're all filthy degenerates. unless you want to perform for me, specifically."

sex workers: "... oh fuck off"

Stack overflow developer survey hilights:

- More developers actively distrust the accuracy of AI tools than trust it

- A majority of developers don't use AI agents

- 66% of developers are frustrated with AI solutions that are almost right

- Privacy, pricing and better alternatives are top reasons developers turn their back on a technology

- Positive sentiment to AI tools has decreased in 2025

"Why does it say the hospital is equipped for stroke emergency? We were there. They denied!"

"Maybe you should contact them that their website is wrong. This is dangerous."

"It wasn't on their website..."
*starts googling a specific question*
"Weird now it says no instead of yes."

I go to take a look and realise with horror, yes: Google AI summary.

Google AI summary made my parents-in-law visit the wrong, unequipped hospital for a potential stroke emergency. 🙃

"The skilled hacker defeats their enemy's software without raising a single alert." - The Art of Cyber War

i would argue that spending over $50 billion on something with so little to show for it is one of the biggest cognitive disadvantages any human has ever had but sure mark everyone is going to be sad if they don't buy your dipshit spy glasses and publicly identify themselves as believing in your historically unpopular vision of the future

If you're planning to marry a digital avatar, make sure first that it uses public communication standards and it's free software.

I watched all seasons of The Owl House recently, what a good show, cried at the end

this iron maiden promo cassette is indistinguishable from a shareware diskette you'd find at a 1991 grocery checkout

#shareware

joke about transphobia 

what's really going to happen when they find your bones 500 years in the future is that one archaeologist is gonna be like "holy shit I just found a spine! hey man record me" and then they're gonna pretend to play bad to the bone on it and then they're gonna get fired

payment processor behavior and how it chills survivor stories of abuse 

Something a lot of people (including myself) miss with the whole puritanical "adult content" ban stuff is it also sweeps under the rug people telling stories of abuse. This doesn't come up because the entire stage is built around content written for sexual gratification, but it's just as dangerous.

For example, under the current adult content ban pushed by Visa/MC/etc, it would not be permissible to tell the stories of trafficking and abuse that go on in the Mormon or Catholic Churches; at least not without skipping a lot of the facts and being buffered into respectability.

Where's the line where they'd step in? Well no one knows, that's the problem. Is just telling a story of someone experiencing that abuse enough? You'd have to do the work then find out.

This isn't more or less important than any other aspect of it, but it's one to look out for that is just as insidious and sneaky as the rest.

Support for Windows 10 ends on October 14, 2025. Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer. But what if you could make your current one fast and secure again?

Check out the End of 10 initiative to learn more! If you know anyone else who might find this useful, share it with them!

endof10.org

ok someone please point me at the Opera people responsible for calling their stupid LLM chatbot "Aria", thus name colliding it with the incredibly important web accessibility standards system.

I have some choice words for them.

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