transister.social

i think the thing i hate most is when an app gives me  a lil avatar pic but it wont let me pick my own image,

joined a coworking space and its basically like going to a disney land world based on Severance

Movie Matinee Monday (microwave popcorn provided)

Occasional awkward awwwwkkward holiday party

instead of rides there’s a bunch of sad people

Parfait day

Ginny has a doctors appointment: “oh yeah I got a blood pressure monitor like you asked”

Doctor: “great what brand?”

Me: “omnomnom!! it has code autocomplete!”

watch the whole video but if you can’t start at 5:24 then watch the whole thing

https://youtu.be/XX2udJOFSg8?t=324

“Sure you’d give up the struggle in a heartbeat, but everything that makes you remarkable comes from the same place”

ginny is immature but hey she got grafana working sooooo

bad news: after the most recent update my iPhone is back trying to auto-capitalize nazi again and also tried to autocorrect the first part of this sentence to “bad jews”

proton forces you to have a calendar, which by default is integrated with zoom! you know, the company whose privacy policy is hahaha fuck you

lady at the grocery store intentionally getting my attention to call me sir than walk away is a new one

you can induce a hilarious level of anger in a bougie trendchaser simply by calling her (empty) $50 Stanley water bottle a sippy cup

co2 levels reach problematic levels

waiting tor my takeout, and a radio ad for comcast internet promised me that their service is fast enough to watch Jurassic Park from the comfort of my own home

I got a lot of questions about this but first what year is it, I need to know if I’ll be old enough to still get HRT

aluminum keyboards are like twice as heavy as I assumed, even after a lot of people told me they are heavy

sticker idea: “Tesla boys can’t play with my toys”

the macos proton mail client is jank as fuck

nobody else at my coworking space has laptop stickers but I’m doing my part to drive up the average o7

girl i do not know and her dog who i also do not know: walks by table i'm sitting at

me, wearing headphones and forgetting i'm In Polite Society: points "doggie!!!"

75 SHOTS is hosting a screening and live Q&A with Lily Alexandre.

Lily's film Notes on Vanishing is her means of reconciling two competing impulses: the need for public resistance and the instinct to withdraw from the source of harm. The result is a work suspended between exposure and retreat, politics and self-preservation.

Tickets are pay what you can, and proceeds directly support queer artists facing precarity, censorship, displacement, and risk.

Lily's work is also available on YouTube, Nebula, and Patreon

thank god this door has an alarm sensor to protect us from possible spidermen invasion

you and me both, dishwasher