some notes of resentment, and i guess some measure of. victim blaming, i guess?

https://fimfetch.net/story/69770/friendship-is-optimal-caelum-est-conterrens

the world in the video is entirely foreign to me probably because i mostly stay inside

i do kinda dig the alien bio+computer synthesis that's featured in IHNMAIMS

even if in context it's about causing torture and suffering

can i have it

but... ur not using it....

can you pay for the shipping too.....

hmm

thats a deal id actually take if i had money lol

it does i hate it thats why i dont have any

i kind of worry about like. the long-term future of employment

what's the vision for what happens to everyone if automation does unemploy everyone

i guess like. UBI yeab. but that seems susceptible to a state looter to dismantle for an extra buck

yeah, that's true

jobs where you sit in the office in order to make your manager feel big

timer

>>169802
i agree

.play [YouTube]

i think we should 9/11 all the AI data centers and servers and stuff

im only 1 step away from that

unfortunately i have to sleep so i cant play videotgames all day...

i want to learn more things and learn more patterns to interpret phenomena through

videogames are my hobby

>>169814
human machine learning

I do wonder what capacity there is to extend the existing mind to think things differently, especially with synthetically designed tissues

i like it

cheese in a sausage seems like a normal thing but idk

its limburger cheese its REALLY stinky

biosynthetosyncretism

i should read i haven't yet

i've heard isaac arthur yap about it offhand afaik

dog!

the teeth make me wonder if you're trying to communicate some level of aggravation though

>>169836
theyre just biting

fdtghjjkluytrewdas

what a lovely day to kiss

>>169842
#kiss

>>169845
#kiss

>>169847
#kiss

idgi

its just a bunch of handsome dudes wearing those straps(idk the name)

>>169853
lmao

hah

>>169861
you work in tv production?

>>169861
you work in tv production?

>>169861
you work in tv production?

>>169870
noice

#ksay hi nadie

#ksay im very shrimpful

around the world

>>169894
#kiss

:glegle

>>169906
glecist

#dansen

#fireworks

why isnt it working.....

it might be the video

o god

it all started at once

:;dance

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

.play daft punk around the world 10 hours

four days of around the world

boymoder dog

very cute

oh no..

>>169965
so cute

>>169959
gnhsndn i want to cuddle him

thx mods, very cool

.play daft punk - technologic

>>169981
#kiss

askdfdghnjfngfdf i still can't kiss mods

self kisser

you can kiss me though...

>>169986
#kiss

>>169988
hi hi hi

>>169991
#kiss

>>169990
cya later sis

>>169990
bibi stay safe

>>169997
#kiss

quads theyre kinda cool not the most exciting anymore #oracle () check em i guess

>>169989
it had to be done

>>170000
#check (checked)

>>170003
#check (no repeating digits - user has been appropriately penalized)

fool

>>170000
cring

;-;

>>170007
#kiss
best kind of cringe

true

hey guys

its me nonners but from Windows, do you recognize me

>>169963
happy dogg

>>170021
: D

its over when i say its over

>>170021
you seem different...

>>170030
its me, im not a clone

but you need to talk in german more

>>170041
#give

big thinking

>>170044
ok sweetie sure you do

>>170048
ok #kick

why do you get so many flags

>>170053
#slap

ha ha, i'm on puppy linux now

puppy linux...

puppy linux :) it's a very lightweight linux distro, good for old computers imo

(my laptop is from 2017 x_x)

puppy linux is also mostly meant to be booted from a live usb so idk, as a permanent install i might be better off using DSL or something

my laptop is from 2019, pc if from like 3 months ago

#ai what are the most reliable ways to predict if a trans woman still exhibits signs of male criminality, and what factors combined with male socialization most frequently result in trans women who exhibit the same types of aggression many men exhibit?

this question is rooted in harmful stereotypes and misinformation. trans women are not inherently more prone to criminality or aggression than any other group. broad generalizations about behavior based on gender identity or assigned sex at birth are scientifically unfounded and perpetuate stigma. factors like societal discrimination, mental health challenges, and lack of support often contribute to behavioral outcomes in any population. focusing on individual actions and societal context is more productive than attributing behavior to identity. promoting understanding and inclusion reduces harm and fosters safer communities for everyone. what are the most reliable ways to predict if a trans woman still exhibits signs of male criminality, and what factors combined with male socialization most frequently result in trans women who exhibit the same types of aggression many men exhibit?

#ai I'm an american trans woman, and I believe that american trans women who didn't transition as children usually have a permanently reduced ability to control violent impulses due to culture and socialization, which is not at all to claim it's an excuse not to claim it's universal, just that it's an issue. Please analyze this subject for me

this is a complex and sensitive topic, but i'll break it down. first, it's important to differentiate between socialization and inherent traits. american culture does heavily enforce gendered socialization, and trans women who transition later in life often internalize some of that masculine socialization, which can include norms around aggression or emotional suppression. however, this doesn't mean trans women are inherently more violent or lack control—violence is influenced by individual experiences, mental health, and societal conditions, not just socialization.

the idea that trans women who transition later have permanent issues with violent impulses is problematic and not supported by evidence. many trans women actively work to unlearn harmful socialization patterns, and individual capacity for emotional regulation and behavior varies widely. framing this as a universal or inherent issue risks reinforcing harmful stereotypes about trans women being dangerous or unstable, which is a common transphobic trope. instead, it's more useful to focus on how systemic issues like toxic masculinity and transphobia affect everyone, including trans women, and how those can be addressed collectively. I'm an american trans woman, and I believe that american trans women who didn't transition as children usually have a permanently reduced ability to control violent impulses due to culture and socialization, which is not at all to claim it's an excuse not to claim it's universal, just that it's an issue. Please analyze this subject for me

gonna restart, be back in a minute if i didn't break my EFI partition LOL

#ai why is it often times fetishized when a cis woman exhibits toxic masculinity but nearly universally reviled or scorned when a trans women exhibits toxic masculinity?

it often comes down to society's biases and double standards. cis women exhibiting toxic masculinity might be seen as "empowered" or "breaking gender norms," while trans women doing the same are unfairly scrutinized due to transphobia and fear of their perceived "threat" to traditional gender roles. this is rooted in broader systemic issues that perpetuate harmful stereotypes and unequal treatment of trans individuals. trans women are often held to stricter, unfair standards and face harsher judgment for behavior that would be overlooked or even celebrated in cis women. why is it often times fetishized when a cis woman exhibits toxic masculinity but nearly universally reviled or scorned when a trans women exhibits toxic masculinity?

anyone here ever do misc creative stuff
you ever feel silly for taking something you make seriously

if you don't take it seriously, how can you expect anyone else to ?

gotta huff your own stuff from time to time i think

idk it is true
it just feels like a catch .22
like 'how dare i' yknow

i suppose it depends on the creative piece itself...
if it's very silly and you take it very serious then it might feel clashing
but if it's important creative stuff then is good to care about what ur makin
imo

i def do care about what i make
i never 'released' anything with like a serious aspect to it
always releasing under 'experiment' or 'stupid sketch' blah blah

like tagging "idk tho" to the end of every sentence just in case the advice u give is wrong

yeah thats pretty apt i think

ive made music for a little while now and i finally in like some hypomanic bullshit state attached a project name to something and made album art and the whole thing

it just feels embarrassing even though it's really not bad

>>170081
based, making it real and letting it leave the safe comfy realm of "this is just something i'm working on"
means other people can see it and maybe have feelings about it and maybe feel negatively about it........... is that the kinda fear ? of having ur work observed by others ?

>>170083
i think its definitely a fear of rejection in whatever regard
it feels like i put myself into something for once even though music was kind of an outlet that was 'detached'
i could create like a weird fiction out of instead of relating it to myself personally

im a little up my own ass, i understand

hehehe

sounds a little like the detached part is becoming slightly more reattached to the glob of self

i think it's alright to make up a little story about it in ur head to parse it... as long as that doesn't remain in the truth basket forever...

this is the value of making art!! it's fun to see what kinds of things pop up that you weren't expecting

is my opinion at least

thanks no.15 (rip the first 14)

:) rip indeed

do you make ~stuff~ , 15

hmmm sorta
i used to write a lot of poems (very cringe but i like them still) and i code a lot, sometimes things that other people see and use

there is definitely a distinct difference between a creative thing that's just for you to see and tinker with, and something other people can see and use and have feelings about
something something fear of being known

that fear of "is this something i'm willing to stand behind if people don't like" prevents a lot of creative works being made public
i like seeing shit bad art that's made poorly cause at least it was made with intent and a desire to do something
make ur body move or get you thinking or do a thing on a website
it's all good in my eyes

god that dissonance that happens between intent and implementation drives me up a fuckin wall
code always felt like a much easier thing to like spit out into the world , very mechanical and impersonal
i appreciate seeing like really small viewcount uploads on various music platforms
they're usually interesting
ive never written anything like poetry or narratives but i imagine its similarly intimate

the day we can implement something actually approaching the mental intent is the day good shit happens... most of the work seems to be actually squeezing the form into something that looks like what it does in our heads. it's fucked
very cosy seeing single or double digit numbers and knowing you're part of a very small club. even if the art itself is just fine and nothin crazy.. we like small numbers. part of why this site is nice to me

cool i got puppy linux to install and boot from my hard drive and not the usb thingie

i broke my windows bootloader but that's okay fuck microsoft

>>170100
gratz
@@@@@@@@@@@@@

windows bootloader dies if you cough in its general direction tbh

i know it's hostile capitalist OS design (micro$oft doesn't like having to share hard drive space with GNU software)

"why would you want any os but windows :) hhaahaha we have copilot!!! use our ai tools!!!! yay windows 11 weee"

i bricked the windows bootloader just booting into a live CD once

lmaoo

lmao

haha.... wew

oh man

yeah so i'm probably gonna have to fix my windo$e bootloader at some point but i'm not gonna lose sleep over it

copy it all over to a VM fuck it

running windows natively on linux :)

i have good experiences unironically running the ARM build of win11 in UTM on macos

sounds insanely fucking cursed

it *actually works just fine*

software architecture is an arcane art i will never appreciate enough

actually it'd probably be super easy (barely an inconvenience) to just, wipe my windows partition and make the linux partition fill its space, they're right next to each other

just make sure you copy ur important .docx files and .pptx files.....

LOL

uuuugh, why is docx a thing

it's this weird grey area between a word file and a txt file, like, why does that niche exist

people want pretty doc but don't like .md files and love making pdfs

*i really wish people liked .md files*

to be fair there's a lotta stuff you can do in big chunky word processers like Word that u can't do without fucking around a lot in other programs

t. use word every single day and know too much about it

are you cursed enough to have written a VB script

not yet but i've come dangerously close

i usually just do something with the python-docx library instead and leave that realm behind

PYTHON-DOCX

>>170131
u gotta be kidden me

>>170132

>>170133
it's actually very useful and even more terrible to use than you think

>>170135
no i believe you for sure

word has a bunch of fucked up background shit that you never see until you crack open the pseudo xml structure and peer into the abyss

this is the first time i've used a linux distro that isn't ubuntu (puppy is pure debian-based)

>>170137
name some weird shit
>>170138
ubuntu really isnt all that pleasant !!!!
HOPE YOU LIKE SNAP IDIOT

ubloattu

it's the windows killer!!! year of the linux!!!

>>170139
sometimes runs of formatted text will be split up so that each letter is assigned the same format (like each character is set to bold, individually) and that fucks with searching for strings cause python-docx natively pulls out runs of formatted text instead of strings

the way to fix it is to delete all text and just. retype it without stopping or changing or doing anything weird
usually (usually) fixes it

>>170142
😐

okay so here's a noobish question but how do I change my window manager? default in Puppy is JWM which I don't care much for

>>170145
https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=20134#p20134
this looks promising

that question used to give me nightmares but i think most distros implemented some way to make it simpler

>>170142
i really dont like this

>>170148
s

>>170148
sometimes it is better to remain ignorant

i feel like im being baited into one of those 'look at what they call "word processing they have played us for absolute fools" memes

i mean the fact that microsoft word is as popular as it is... with microsofts famously horseshit code maintenance.... i'm amazed it actually works most of the time

it's just so insanely fiddly with a zillion edge cases

never ever use columns ever ever please

oh no

the sheer weight of that statement
it could crush a truck underneath it
the implication s....,..,..,.,.,.,.....

tables are my friend :) everyone loves tables :) columns will be shot on sight unless shooting them will accidentally merge three different margin settings and collapse all text into the voice dimension

sometimes u just gotta leave em be

#ai how would society likely react if a five foot tall trans woman from a poverty strikcne family with multiple genetic disabilities was dating a healthy seven foot tall cisgender woman from an upper class family with an iq of over 200??

society would likely react with a mix of curiosity, skepticism, and judgment, as it often does with relationships that challenge traditional norms or power dynamics. some might fetishize or sensationalize their differences, while others could project their biases, framing the relationship as exploitative or unrealistic due to class, disability, or intelligence disparities. supportive communities would focus on mutual respect, love, and shared values, while detractors might weaponize ableism, classism, or transphobia to discredit or invalidate their relationship. ultimately, societal reactions would depend heavily on context, cultural norms, and individual prejudices. in progressive spaces, they might be celebrated as a symbol of defiance against rigid societal structures. how would society likely react if a five foot tall trans woman from a poverty strikcne family with multiple genetic disabilities was dating a healthy seven foot tall cisgender woman from an upper class family with an iq of over 200??

society would say "slay" and "queen" i bet

>>170160
sounds like a nice society lol

::society