If this goes anything like my second (previous) covid shot, tomorrow is gonna suck

Owwie, the arm I got my covid shot is starting to feel sore. ​:neofox_woozy:​

Nearing the end of Evangelion 3 - You Can (Not) Redo, and just...

What the fuck? ​:neofox_woozy:​

Covid and flu shot done! ​:neofox_thumbsup:​

We started on the 'Rebirth' Evangelion movies, and they're hella intense. ​:neofox_owo:​
Over halfway through 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance

Though, I'm probably gonna end up stopping here and watching through with my partner after we finish The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-Chan. It's likely one they would enjoy as well! ^.^

So anyway, I've started checking out Angel Beats!

Sometimes you just need to put on an anime where you watch through the first episode and all you can do is think, "What the fuck is going on?"

IPv6

Huh, maybe it wasn't as out of the ordinary as I thought!

Wait a sec, were sleepovers not really a thing that boys did, growing up?

At least from the media I've been watching lately, it seemed to be pretty much just a girls thing. At the very least, it seemed to be somewhat outside of gender norms for boys. ​:neofox_think_woozy:​

"But my friends play $GAME!"

Tell your friends to play better games!

Hey, if you don't like invasive anti-cheat, or bullshit excuses about why it hasn't worked under Linux for years despite there being a working Easy Anti-Cheat client for a number of games,

There's a hell of a lot of other good, hell, better games you could be playing instead.

Good examples:

Many tech YouTubers spread misinformation because they don't know what the hell they're talking about.

Many political YouTubers, podcasters, and figures spread disinformation to further agendas that serve themselves or a group that they serve.

You should verify this because I could just as easily be spreading disinformation!

Both dis and misinformation can appear from where you least expect it to.

And in case you weren't aware of the difference:
misinformation is when incorrect information is spread without the intent of deceiving (ie, accidentally sharing bad/incorrect info), while disinformation is spread with the intent to deceive.

Remember y'all,

Just because something you see confirms your biases, that doesn't necessarily make it true.

It's not always malicious - it could just as easily be a misunderstanding, or an incorrect attributing of correlation to causation.

The irony is because there was a massive compromise of Ledger seeds leading to essentially a massive crypto heist.

RE: https://infosec.exchange/users/wdormann/statuses/117439483028984623

Canadian government really taking a page out of Blizzard's book.

"Y'all have phones, right?"
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RE: https://en.osm.town/users/uneabeille/statuses/117424945794407314

Brain: "We already have a hyperfixation!"
Also brain: "Ah yes, but what about second hyperfixation?"