10 Billion Percent Gay @sciencemingo - Tumblr Blog

You going to be okay btw? I can only imagine what they are sending in your inbox atm

Ah thanks for the concern. Everything is perfectly fine with me, don't worry!

avenora

almost forgot to post him here

shysheeperz

everythingfox

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All jokes aside whenever I see terfs who are also gay it reminds me that a black trans woman started Stonewall. But shit your pants I guess.

Yall this is the funniest shit. My husband and I are both trans btw. Can't wait for this terf to decide to call me a self-hating lesbian. Or whatever their rhetoric is nowadays.

sciencemingo

Btw if you have a problem with trans men then you might as well block me and fuck right off

waves02-deactivated20210715

Hahaha, your blog title says "10 billion percent gay".

No, you ain't. If you're a trans "guy" and claim to be gay, then you're a female exclusively attracted to males, which makes you a straight woman.

You gotta get rid of your homophobia, stop larping as a gay man.

tsukicakey

Hey, that's my husband you asshole. Leave him alone, terf. Let go of your transphobia maybe? Because telling a gay man to get rid of their homophobia.... LMAO that's hilarious.

sciencemingo

Lol gay man married to another trans gay man. Knew I'd find a terf!

Btw if you have a problem with trans men then you might as well block me and fuck right off

Every day I log on here and see another stupid ass post

bookishdiplodocus

Don't return ebooks or audiobooks you've consumed on Amazon and Audible

Amazon and Audible made it into their policy that you can return ebooks and audiobooks and get a full refund.

They actively promote this, making their book shop into a book lending service, de facto a library you subscribe to. That's their business plan to encourage subscribtions.

The dirty thing, however, is that Amazon and Audible are making the authors pay for each refunded item. They will detract money, income, royalties, from the authors' account. They're not hurting from the refund, the author is.

Look, no-one is saying you're not allowed to return an item if you've read the first 50 pages or listened to the first 45 minutes. Maybe the style is not your thing. Maybe you don't like the narrator's voice. Maybe the quality of the writing drops severely after chapter three. Go ahead, if the product is bad, return it.

What I'm talking about is that no one should be able to listen to a ten-hour audiobook or read through nearly an entire novel and still get a refund.

Most of the readers don't know who's paying for this business plan. It's not Amazon and Audible, they're still keeping your subscription money. It's the authors.

Spread the word.

mysharona1987

little--brittle

Pictured: privileged white woman in her home anxious about climate change

(https://youtu.be/PjyX5dnhaMw)

unhingedcherhorowitz

Lol they’ve realized they can use “woke” language to manipulate y’all into accepting almost anything.

They know if they convince y’all talking about climate change is racist the majority of left leaning people will shut the hell up because they’re afraid of having a wrong opinion.

It’s actually so fucked up how the language of oppressed people to describe their reality has been stolen and is used as just another manipulative tool to push almost any agenda.

thewitchofthemidnightowl

Hawai'i is literally flooding right now, amidst a spike in covid cases. Native Hawaiians, indigenous people, are the first to suffer from the climate change they did not cause. Climate Anxiety is NOT an overwhelmingly white phenomenon.

crushing-on-nico-di-angelo

ANYWAY. Here is an article Ben & Jerry's put out. It describes how climate change issues disproportionately affect Black and Brown Communities. There is a link to a petition in here that it would be lovely if people could sign. It affects the United States, but you don't have to be a US Citizen to sign it.

30knight

A comic about the spectrum of responses to stress - we talk alot about the more extreme ends of this and trauma, but the more subtle and every day responses can be harder to spot. if we can understand our own and other’s responses better, problems Are easier to confront and blaming is less likely to happen :) hope it’s helpful!!

thegleampt2fromtheglowpt22001

HELL WORLD OH MY GOD

postmarxed-deactivated20190429

FBI is really just straight up developing Trojan horse apps now

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anisetheapothecary

The people in the comments are amazing, like, half of them are saying “aren’t these the normal permissions for an fitness app?” And the answer is yes. Of course they are. Your regular fitness app is a takes a ton of data on you in order to function, and that data may or may not be stored with the company for a period of time.

But here’s the thing, when the FBI needs location data on someone, they need a WARRANT to get that information from that company, or that company’s cooperation. Back in the early 2000s, there were a number of companies that simply handed over data to letter agencies like the NSA or FBI, and they got roasted for it by their customers. Don’t fool yourself, the only reason why backdoors weren’t coded into your phones by companies like Apple is because they did the math and realized that the cost of cooperating and alienating their customer base was too high, not because these companies have ethics.

So we live in a climate where companies are promising users security and privacy, and when they don’t it’s a scandal that loses them customers and money. They aren’t playing nice with the FBI, so what is the FBI to do? Easy. Circumvent silicon valley.

There is exactly zero reason for the FBI, as an organization, to make entertainment apps. Educational is maybe in line with past practices, but even when they did stuff like that in the 90s, we called it out for the propaganda it was. This app is absolutely a trojan horse. This is so they can get the data you would normally give to a 3rd party company without a warrant.

Please, ffs, learn internet history. Go take a look at the EFF website and archives. Look up the patriot act and the AT&T scandal with the NSA from around 2004. Lots of people on here were barely children pre 9/11, but you can’t possibly understand surveillance and internet policing until you understand what happened to society and privacy from 2001-2010