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Aspiring med student - Comfy af - Literal trash

[drolta]

[imissthembutitwasntadisaster]

Actually I do love with Legally Blonde that "what, like it's hard?" is a blatant lie, Elle worked her ass off to get her LSAT and to get into Harvard, there's never any indication in the narrative that she has any magic ability to do law, she's very intelligent but more importantly she is is deeply dedicated to what she cares about. It's always a story about really hard work, it's never about coasting on talent.

[larajeandoodles]

struggling with the knowledge that all things are impermanent and nothing made of matter can last forever, finding the balance between just embracing and living life anyway, fleeting and fragile as it is, but also remembering to backup my files in some way or another at least once in a while, you know, just in case

[aflo]

*opens the oven after preheating to 400*

[spellfuls-deactivated20250110]

Anya Chalotra as Yennefer of Vengerberg THE WITCHER (2019– )

[byjove]

A new cat color has been spotted in Finland. This is really interesting. A lot of common cat coat patterns have only evolved in the last 1,000 years. The tabby cat coloration only evolved in the Middle Ages.

[byjove]

they’re calling it salty licorice because of its visual similarity to the popular Finnish sweet, it reminds me of blue tick coloring in dogs or the blue roan coloring in horses and cows.

[pallidprincess]

i loooove when a cat is posing for a photo documenting it bro you are a specimen and you have no idea

[shinisenko]

[nockergeek]

My partner and I cancelled our Adobe accounts today because of this. Imagine if makers of physical art media had the right to pilfer your sketchbooks because you used their pencils and paints. That’s basically what Adobe is trying to foist on everyone.

[dduane]

These guys are way too famous for overreach. WTF.

[abatonandouro]

Some Adobe/photoshop alternatives:

[abatonandouro]

Just to add more information (copy-pasted from /u/habitual_viking for readability):

This pissed me off like many others, so I wanted to cancel my subscription.

You cannot access your account without agreeing - there's simply **NO** way of rejecting the terms and accessing your subscription page to cancel

Getting hold of an agent required something like 15 minutes of frustrating loops with their chat bot, where the same question was asked multiple times and same (invalid) solution provided multiple times

Got hold of an agent, they kept claiming that there's no way of terminating or opting out of your subscription, without paying a ~~fine~~ fee to adobe

Kept asking to be escalated to someone who understood the concept of contracts, changing terms and consumer rights, Agent first tried to give me 3 months free, then repeatedly tried to explain that I agreed to the terms when signing up several years ago

Finally got hold of a supervisor, within 30 seconds she could cancel the subscription with no refund for current billed, I challenged the last part and she immediately refunded 3 months worth of subscription

So if you can live with the open source alternatives (or any alternative) to Adobe, keep insisting on them cancelling and refund your currently billed period! And for the love of god, do **not** agree to the terms to access you account, it's a trap! Edit: Oh and when you try to uninstall, you are going to need to log in, which again required accepting the terms. DO NOT ACCEPT! There's a tool provided by adobe here: https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html Just follow the instructions and you can select complete removal of adobe programs without having to sign over your rights. Hopefully someone with more spare time than me can file formal complaints with EU, because consumer rights are being broken with zero remorse.

[mckitterick]

Efficient and Fast, Small and Portable. 100% Free

Geek Uninstaller is the best uninstaller I've found - gets rid of things your computer normally won't allow, and strips out all traces of their spyware aspects, too (plus it's free)

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[sunshine-tattoo]

[sophsun1]

Seinfeld – 8.09: The Abstinence

[greencreekwolf]

i already have a job and it's called keeping myself alive. why do i have to be employed on top of that

[iero]

AMERICAN PSYCHO — Mary Harron (2000)

[ladiesofcinema]

Nicola Coughlan Teen Vogue (April 2024)

[rylandsgrace]

#It's Tenet logic 🤷🏻‍♂️

[hate-account]

[nonsense-fanby-garbage]

When I was younger I hated romantic comedies. But it just occurred to me that what I actually hated was films/shows with sexist stereotypes and heteronormative bullshit. Turns out I actually fucking love romantic comedies now that I've figured out they can be queer and/or not full of toxic patriarchal nonsense.

[vamplire]

i love u vampirism. i love u lesbianism. i love u homoeroticism.

[glowingghosty]

it's incredible that tumblr fandom went from DESPERATELY trying to see ANY sort of queer love in the shows we liked, to having shows—high budget, well-made, interesting, mainstream shows staring known actors—that are ABOUT queer love. explicitly, without argument. and just ten years later.

i saw (and reblogged) a post about how GO, ofmd, and wwdits are the new superwholock and i havent stopped thinking about it. cuz i was there, i was in the trenches back in the day. i was there when the writers and actors made fun of us for seeing on screen chemistry and perfect stories to set up romances. they all humored us then shat on us and saw us as a joke. a bunch of weirdo faggy teens that don't think two men can just be friends.

and now look at us. we're seeing the on screen chemistry and it's REAL. it's ON PURPOSE. these ARE romantic stories about queer people. we're not projecting or have wishful thinking... it's TRUE!! it was written and directed and edited and acted that way in earnest. i will take NO SHIT regarding these shows and people's love for them.

and do you know WHY these shows are being made now? these well thought out, feels-real, non-pandering queer stories? it's BECAUSE OF WHAT WE DID ten+ years ago. a lot of queer media never got the green light to be made because execs don't think there's enough of an audience. that more people will dislike the gays than like them. and we've shown them that that's unequivocally untrue. the outcry we had for all those years, the reviews we left, the statements we made, the backlash, it gave show runners ammunition to say "hey. people will watch this. they will like it. let us make it."