BonkTheAnnoyed

I think I could love thumbkey if I put in the using it time to make it efficient. my first experience using it was too disorienting, so I walked away

what’s sus about them?

I went looking for an offline keyboard a while ago, tried Helibord, but couldn’t figure out how to resize the keyboard, which for me is an accessibility issue since I can currently only type one handed.

Ended up going with FUTO for that reason. Swipe and STT sealed the deal.

Trans women have been using womens bathrooms for decades and it’s only recently people started to care.

I remember, one labor day before the coordinated propaganda campaign, stopping at a rest stop on a rural highway and there being a longish line of women waiting for the bathroom. I was so nervous, but got nothing but smiles and “over here, girl!”

This was the default behavior before the manufactured bigotry

You can just use WireGuard with their config. easy peasy

I mean, it’s always worth having a couple of weird Bluetooth devices hanging around to hide passwords on when crossing borders.

Breaking news: it’s still COVID times, and you would be wise to wear a mask in enclosed public spaces

I’m in the same boat but in the midwest, where there are fewer topographical issues with reception.

Following

incorrect.

no implementation of personal ID for internet access will ever be “correct.”

That’s a DEC-talk speech synthesizer right?

Plenty of athiests, agnostics, pagans, etc in NA. Look for the queer online meetings for a start.

I mean, probably cheaper than a modern pi for a server…

https://www.techradar.com/how-to/portable-devices/gaming/handhelds/how-to-install-linux-on-your-psp-409951

Duress passwords are absolutely a thing, in GrapheneOS

And advertising, as another commenter pointed out. It’s becoming difficult to distinguish between LLM slop and potential consumers, which is causing ad revenue to drop. With ID they can promise marketing to real humans.

#ABoringDystopia

Post this to next door I dare you. “Don’t shop here!”

Statistics. My assigned name was the 3rd most popular for my agab when I was born, so I tried on the 3rd most popular name for my actual gender, and I was like, yup, that’s the one. Perfect fit.

People always forget about patches, like patches are the Gen-X of fem HRT methods.

They’re easy to apply, easy to access, more efficacious than pills.

*terms and conditions apply.

Hey. It’s really shitty that on top of fighting for your life, you gotta deal with dysphoria, too. It’s not fair, and I’m so sorry.

I wore a lot of cute fem knit hats when I went through chemo, and that helped. I also leaned into clothes that emphasized my beautiful new-to-me fem figure, so if someone was going to misgender me it would have to be on purpose because they were an asshole and I didn’t care what they thought.

Surprisingly, my loving spouse taking lots of pictures helped a lot, then, and later. I was surprised by how fem I looked even when all I could think about was my big lumpy dome and face elbow that other people called a nose (it’s smaller than my dad’s cis wife’s, but try telling my brain that).

Hopefully this helps. You are beautiful.

Fuck cancer. Send cancer into the fucking sun. I believe in you.

Ps: there are LGBTQIA cancer support groups out ther, and they can really help. Here’s one such org.
https://www.cancer-network.org/