

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
Nah, those are already called slush-bergs
Cheapest model Pixel with grapheneOS?
Still an issue to get grapheneOS on there but far better than whatever most stock phones will come with
Destroy? Sell that shit. Or buy the burner device in the US and return it before leaving.
Haven’t read it myself but I’ve heard good things
I’ve heard that’s a great book; that and “Im glad my mom died” by Jennette McCurdy
They’re fine now, as people, but I don’t hold a lot of trust in them and I don’t tell them much about my interests.
To modify the Miranda rights quote, “anything you say, do, or express interest in can and will be used against you”. Anything i talked about or enjoyed in my childhood was poked fun at by my dad to the point i stopped enjoying it and stopped talking to them about my likes/dislikes, and my mom can’t/couldn’t keep a secret for shit.
Dad also had zero understanding of personal space or privacy, and would just barge in my bedroom at any time (through a locked door, one of those doorknobs that can be unlocked with a flathead or a coin).
Stopped invading my personal space after i got big enough and held him in an elbow lock in a public space once; he kept putting his hand in my face and i eventually slapped it away, he got pissed and tried to get us to leave and grabbed my arm.
We get along mostly fine as adults after i moved out, he recognizes he fucked up a lot, but i don’t consider it a close relationship.
God that show fucks you up emotionally
I could, but ive got triple 27" 4K now. I dont really need more monitors
I kinda liked 16:10, briefly had a work monitor with it.
It is in an apartment so its probably a cheap piece of junk (frigidaire or hotpoint, one of those brands i think) but it just cant maintain a high temperature; cant stir fry, cant maintain a rolling boil for consistent pasta, etc
Stoves with Sensi-temp burners; they’ve got a weird little spring loaded disc in the center of the burner. Cant even boil fucking water consistently because it shuts itself off over a certain temperature and doesn’t come back on for far too long.
Ray Bradbury also has a good array of short stories, at least one or two of which are sort of precursors to Fahrenheit 451
Edit: its been too long since i read Fahrenheit 451… just started (and finished) re-reading it for the second time in my life, in the last couple hours. i still think it might be one of the more likely dystopias that await us.
It feels appropriate, somehow, that my first read through was a pirated PDF copy of it from some random corner of the internet.
I’m left feeling oddly… hopeful. Like I’ve been reminded of a part of being human that is good.
There’s nothing to know; facebook is facebook, and nobody trusts facebook for data security. Whatsapp is not, nor will it ever be, true end to end encryption, when facebook owns the locks and keys.
I prescribe an excessive amount of caffeine and music loud enough to drown out your brain.
DO YOU LIKE PIIINA COLADAAAAAS
When has something being illegal stopped anything?
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(Pink Floyd - either Time or Another Brick In The Wall)
Frankenstein really is a fantastic read. Anything by Ray Bradbury, I read the short story “The Pedestrian” in school and it had a strong impression on me.
That comic is still alive!?