https://mozilla.social/discover list is just cool thing to go to for the quite time at the end of the day instead of all other places I used to go to ...
Drank last night, so puffy today. This means lots of stares on the street. 😑
The tolerances for passing are so fine, all it takes is a bottle of wine the night before to push the needle to the wrong side of the divide.
Or sugar
Or an edible
Or carb loading
Or hormonal fluctuations
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Keep hydrated; do cardio; say no to ice cream; learn to live with it.
AT&T Long Lines Oak Hill Tower, San Jose, CA 2021.
This unusual Brutalist tower was part of the former AT&T terrestrial microwave network that once carried the bulk of US long distance telephone traffic. The (long since disconnected) horn antennas are too big and heavy to remove.
Too many pixels at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mattblaze/51261791084
@nicole@myna.social It’s funny. I’m one of those people who has incredible difficulty naming their own feelings, but anything involving harm to an animal triggers immediate and overwhelming emotions with perfect clarity.
I have strong anecdotal evidence that the same was true for my maternal uncles and grandfather.
It’s always been like this for me, but I feel like HRT dialed it up another couple of notches to the point of near absurdity.
Is crying on demand a useful party trick?
Here's what I did with my weekend. Still some finishing to do tomorrow, but it's coming together.
I'm really pleased with how the laser etching came out on the sleeves and shoulders (it took a lot of work, please clap).
Has anyone tried the new Activity Pub plugin for Wordpress?
It’s out of beta now.
I have a Wordpress site (which I need as an author) and a Mastodon instance (which I need because I am a control freak).
If Activity Pub works as it should, I won’t need both — but we can’t get Activity Pub to work on a Wordpress site.
Has anyone tried this?
I will trade legal analysis for technical help. (Fediverse economics)
It’s October, so I’m squirreled up with a small press collection of creepy stories, The Faces at Your Shoulder.
The first story turns out to be an even more-Lovecraftian spin on Campbell’s Who Goes There? (i.e., The Thing). It’s set at the tail end of the Gold Rush, but, other than its setting, it’s derivative as all get-out.
Doesn’t matter: the literary equivalent of a Spooky Sounds CD is exactly what I was looking for. 🎃
Thirteen Women (1932)
Myrna Loy portrays Ursula, an embittered woman of Indian/Japanese descent, dead set on the destruction of the members of a sorority who prevented her from gaining acceptance in white society in her youth. She has, as her weapon, the Power of Suggestion.
If it weren’t for Ursula’s ongoing attempts to outright murder one of her tormentor’s children, her actions might be read as comeuppance: childhood alone can not excuse the life-destroying racism of the privileged elite.
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