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@amidstthetrees
i may have obliterated the ant problem with diatomaceous earth. i didnt want to do it because it kills ALL small arthropods not just ants and i didnt want to hurt the spider population but its been months of feeding the ants poison now and no abatement. theyre not eating anything in my house, nothing i can access anyway (something dead in the walls? squirrel stash?) so its not a crumb issue for sure.
If a girl is to do the same superman thing where he takes off his disguise, we just look pervy. Not the same effect
First of all: bullshit.
Secondly: If you are not doing the Linda Carter spin, then you’re doing it wrong.
how did you do that so smoothly?
thats some broadway musical shit
But seriously, I think I love you.
heck no, i’m callin dibs
Sorry friend, thatseanguyblogs called dibs first. ;)
By the way, folks… We’re super engaged. Just fyi. :P
Well, we never got around to making a wedding gif, but still super-married and loving it. Happy Valentine’s Day!
new hbomberguy
hbomberguy has murdered like a dozen people today
internet historian has lost 20,000 subscribers in about 12 hours
James Somerton's social blade
First base is violence second base is convoluted codependence third base is applying pressure to the vulnerable parts of their body to keep their entrails from spilling out
this guy gets it
People are really out there having discourse over whether Samus Aran has an innie or an outie. Pal, after all the fucked up alien genetic engineering and hybridisation with eldritch abominations and what have you that she's been through, whatever she's got going on downstairs probably has teeth.
I had no idea who you were until now, I literally thought you were like only a tumblr man, but no you are much much more. And I don’t know wether that disappoints me or not
Every single person on Tumblr is something else out in the world. I am no exception.
Tumblr Man, Tumblr Man Tagging posts like Tumblr can What’s he like His hair’s unruly Tumblr Man
Why don't zoomers use emulators or torrent things anymore? A good amount of zoomers could probably figure it out with time but people either just buy digital games or use pirate streaming sites.
I think there's a certain technical knowledge gap between people whose first computer was a Windows XP machine and people whose first computer was an iPad. On a mobile device like that, even the filesystem is abstracted away from you, so if that's all you've used your whole life, you may not know what a "folder" or a "file" is. If you don't know what those are, how could you be expected to understand something like torrenting? Then add the layer of a VPN, which is basically a necessity when torrenting lest you get a love letter from your ISP, and I'd say it's all but impenetrable for our strawman.
Idk man. Torrenting isn't hard, but there's a barrier to entry that a lot of people who grew up using smartphones aren't equipped to handle. There are plenty of millenials who don't know how to torrent either, and plenty of zoomers who do. It's just a technological generation gap.
a big reason is that zoomers are terrified of "viruses", an amorphous threat they've heard about their whole lives in association with piracy but don't actually understand. I run a discord specifically geared towards helping newbies learn to pirate things and generally be more independent on their devices and this is usually the first bit of misinformation (that viruses are omnipresent and all-powerful and impossible to avoid) we have to debunk for people.
in working with people on this project I'm finding that fear in general is a major generational culture difference. zoomers are terrified of everything. they have a good reason to be, don't get me wrong, but most of them have been taught no coping skills or resiliency whatsoever, they've just been raised to be scared of everything all the time without any lessons on how to do things that scare them and manage risk, and a lot of them only have avoidance as a coping tool.
they especially have not been taught to critically think about supposed threats or research the truth about rumors or stories they've heard, and "researching" anything on Google is now such a dicey proposition I'm not sure you can even really debunk things for yourself anymore unless you've already grown up without Web 3. this isn't their fault, their parents and teachers have done this intentionally, but it really makes me angry that so many young people are being needlessly made to suffer like this.
I don't think it's a coincidence that so much zoomer horror, especially creepypasta, is based on the ideas of ghosts in the machine, malevolent third party or "rogue" software, mind controlling corporate software projects, etc. millennials wrote most of these stories but zoomers are the primary audience and their consumption of the genre reflects their anxieties about technology
I reblogged this plain and then realised I had something useful to add:
Having taught a lot of zoomers in undergraduate courses the past few years, honestly, a lot of them just... have not ever been taught how computers work.
I have more than once pulled up task manager on a student’s computer because they said it was slow and thought it was broken, and they thought I was doing some kind of wizardry. They had no idea what a CPU was, or what RAM was, or that the computer had physical limits based on internal components.
The worst case I’ve seen, the student had over 50 instances of Chrome open, over 600 tabs, two separate concurrently running instances of the native Netflix app running different shows that were paused in place, over 40 Word documents, and half a dozen Excel spreadsheets for different classes. Plus dozens of PDFs in Adobe, chat programs, and other things beside.
Their CPU was at 100%, their RAM was at 100%, and their computer temperatures were at “actually melting inside” levels. They thought these things were normal, because they had never been taught what they were.
None of this is their fault! But it is a problem.
Somewhere between my generation going through school in the 90s and 2000s and zoomers going through in the 2000s and 2010s, we just collectively stopped teaching people how shit works.
No one is torrenting because they don’t know how to tell when something is wrong with their computer to begin with, so they’re utterly terrified of anything that will increase the risk that things go wrong.
Why don't zoomers use emulators or torrent things anymore? A good amount of zoomers could probably figure it out with time but people either just buy digital games or use pirate streaming sites.
I think there's a certain technical knowledge gap between people whose first computer was a Windows XP machine and people whose first computer was an iPad. On a mobile device like that, even the filesystem is abstracted away from you, so if that's all you've used your whole life, you may not know what a "folder" or a "file" is. If you don't know what those are, how could you be expected to understand something like torrenting? Then add the layer of a VPN, which is basically a necessity when torrenting lest you get a love letter from your ISP, and I'd say it's all but impenetrable for our strawman.
Idk man. Torrenting isn't hard, but there's a barrier to entry that a lot of people who grew up using smartphones aren't equipped to handle. There are plenty of millenials who don't know how to torrent either, and plenty of zoomers who do. It's just a technological generation gap.
a big reason is that zoomers are terrified of "viruses", an amorphous threat they've heard about their whole lives in association with piracy but don't actually understand. I run a discord specifically geared towards helping newbies learn to pirate things and generally be more independent on their devices and this is usually the first bit of misinformation (that viruses are omnipresent and all-powerful and impossible to avoid) we have to debunk for people.
in working with people on this project I'm finding that fear in general is a major generational culture difference. zoomers are terrified of everything. they have a good reason to be, don't get me wrong, but most of them have been taught no coping skills or resiliency whatsoever, they've just been raised to be scared of everything all the time without any lessons on how to do things that scare them and manage risk, and a lot of them only have avoidance as a coping tool.
they especially have not been taught to critically think about supposed threats or research the truth about rumors or stories they've heard, and "researching" anything on Google is now such a dicey proposition I'm not sure you can even really debunk things for yourself anymore unless you've already grown up without Web 3. this isn't their fault, their parents and teachers have done this intentionally, but it really makes me angry that so many young people are being needlessly made to suffer like this.
I don't think it's a coincidence that so much zoomer horror, especially creepypasta, is based on the ideas of ghosts in the machine, malevolent third party or "rogue" software, mind controlling corporate software projects, etc. millennials wrote most of these stories but zoomers are the primary audience and their consumption of the genre reflects their anxieties about technology
saw someone using /pos as a tone indicator the other day as if i wasnt going to read that as piece of shit. which did not bring a very /positive tone to their message ill be honest
continuum (2012) CANADIAN SCI-FI
This show is great. I watched it in 2017. And i have no idea why there are almost no people talking about it. If you didn't watch it do it.it might be a little slow in the beginning but it's still great. Just. Nice.
There is time travel (from 2077 to 2012), good-to-bad and bad-that-looks-like-good and good-that-is-actually-not, dystopia, subtle details about the future, not subtle details of future, VERY interesting change of view on what is the 'bad' side and what is the 'good' one, and then there are just no sides at all, just people. AND ALSO THE BAD GUY SENDS PEOPLE BACK IN TIME TO FIX THE MESS HE'S DONE. Very cool.
By the way the main character doubting her side. 10000/10. Just watch it.
Created by Simon Barry. Starring: Rachel Nichols, Victor Webster, Erik Knudsen, Stephen Lobo, Roger Cross, Lexa Doig, Tony Amendola, Omari Newton, Luvia Petersen, Jennifer Spence, Brian Markinson, Ryan Robbins.
people who can graciously hide that they don’t like people are so terrifying. last year while working on tech for a play i asked my friend how he became friends with another guy on the crew and he got quiet, looked straight into my soul and said “he’s not my friend. i fucking hate him.” i lost 5 years of my life
this is normal. this is how normal people interact with each other irl without killing each other with rocks. if you can’t do this you should learn how immediately because it is a basic tenet of functioning as an adult in adult society. did no one tell you this? that you have to be civil to people you don’t like even if you don’t want to? because someone should have told you this when you were about 2 years old. I’m worried about you
... why does tumblr suddenly look like twitter’s layout
why
can you draw something for me to masturbate to
sure
good luck!
there’s something incredible and endearing about the fact that somehow
despite the past decade of obvious clusterfucks
tumblr abides
remember when people thought Yahoo losing 99% of their investment on Tumblr when they sold it was funny?
Elon has lost more than 30x as much money while only losing ~68% of his.
He can still lose more.
Wow.... so you’re telling me you took an action that resulted in the death of one person...... to save the lives of many people.... who would have died if you did nothing??? that sounds so familiar
