Septimaeus @ Septimaeus @infosec.pub

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Thanks.

In case anyone needs to hear it: big red flag for lots of reasons. Don’t put yourself through a relationship like that. Find someone who wants you for you.

May not apply here, but something I learned helping people move is that many sofas have frame gaps stuff can disappear into, which isn’t obvious until someone is hauling it and you hear things tumbling around inside.

To check, you can usually just reach underneath and tap the batting fabric in a few places to see if anything is suspended on top of it in the subframe cavity.

There’s greater room for platonic friendships in relationships with lots of trust.

Edit: I’m in a poly relationship which, similarly, only works with lots of trust. But a side effect of that trust is that platonic friendships with sexually attractive people are, seriously, NBD.

Jealousy is the love killer.

Yeah IMO a win is a win, so if big bad red figures out a way to fix even half of these things, it counts. (Assuming they don’t do it with brute force tactics like murdering people or something.)

That’s what they want you to think!

Yeah I like it. Instant Sean Connery voice. Edit: X = sh sound in several languages. So xitter = shitter, xoom = shoom, xroom = shroom, etc.

And if you Xroom in, you might eventually solve it.

How else could they activate the 13th chevron?

Stingrays = Kleenex of IMSI catchers

We have a friend who looks a ton like him when he mean-mugs, but is nicer than all of us combined, which just makes his Tate face funnier.

“Ow, my all of me!”

I’m with you, and I don’t see any problem with demanding a recount.

I just don’t like the idea of doing or saying anything simply because the other side would or did. And conspiracy theories tend to spread rapidly online among those who have the incentive to believe, devolving into unidimensional “for us or against us“ advocacy wars.

It’s sort of like being at a counter-protest and trying to stop someone on your side from assaulting someone on the other side. They look at you in disbelief “whose side are you on anyway?” And the only thing you know is that this isn’t how you want to win.

Oh snap