Notices by :verified_2:防空識別區𝒔𝒐𝒄𝟶 (adiz@soc0.outrnat.nl), page 17

I am now uncomfortably full. Yet, also very comfy.

Update on the Indian food: I am now shidding out my intestines.

I have had too much beer and I'm getting another one.

Boomers really are insufferable morons.

@m0xEE@breloma.m0xee.net Took a scan of a driver's license for a family member with their iPhone to send it to their MacBook. Could view the scan on the MacBook but no way to save the PDF or get it to a directory. Just locked in their notes app. Read Apple support forums to try and figure out how to do what should be an insanely simple process, but Apple just locks this content inside the app and only allows export to other apps, wouldn't allow me to get the actual file for upload to a web form. Ended up using my Android to take a scan and just email the PDF over directly.

Apple makes everything so fucking difficult.

I want to get off this airplane. :kiryuslam:

@dcc@annihilation.social Stop protecting them!

The American AC power socket/plug design is atrocious.

@dcc@annihilation.social They're just not as safe nor capable as, for example, the UK standard. Worse, however, is that they get clapped out too easily and stop being able to hold a plug or maintain a faulty connection.

@gabboman@app.wafrn.net but-also-protect-the-network-of-our-badly-behaving-usersThat's why you, as an administrator, should have an enforced ToS/rule-set and use the moderation abilities provided to you by the software maintainers to enforce that rule-set on your users. Lest get your server blocked by other servers for being a problem. Not giving remote servers power over your own server, or encouraging that level of space-break as "good practice" within the protocol. @eris@akko.disqordia.space @mima@makai.chaotic.ninja @aliceif@mkultra.x27.one

@gabboman@app.wafrn.net:clueless: "Hmm yes I think other people's computers should be able to tell my computer what it can/cannot do"That's literally the Mastodon power-hungry psychopath take they're trying to bruteforce into the zeitgeist. @eris@akko.disqordia.space @mima@makai.chaotic.ninja @aliceif@mkultra.x27.one

@aliceif@mkultra.x27.one Misskey does that, and Misskey also prohibits you from commenting on or engaging with posts from remote users who have blocked you. Both actions are less than desirable as they destroy content + allow remote servers to dictate actions onto local server. @gabboman@app.wafrn.net @eris@akko.disqordia.space @mima@makai.chaotic.ninja

@dwarf@borg.social Exactly what I was thinking. @Sharkey@shonk.social

@yogthos@mas.to And, of course, the cereal advertised is essentially just carbs + sugars. Fast-track to diabetes and obesity. Virtually zero nutritional value regardless of what day or night it's consumed.

@yogthos@mas.to Also, I wanna eat that (referring to her).

@dcc@annihilation.social It's really just security theatre.

My first officer doesn't have KCM yet and just tried to walk through security with me and got eaten by TSA agents.

Reports against me from wandering.shop, xim.ca, and mastodon.me.uk claiming "antisemitism"---however, the specific posts in question are clearly anti-Israel and/or criticizing Israel for committing genocide.blows a Palestinian kid's head off with a shot-gun blast from point blank rangeif you have a problem with this then you hate Jewish people^ This is quite literally the narrative. And, I'll be honest, it's a really bad look for the Jews.

Why in the world would anyone want to take collective ownership of genocide by appending their entire group's identity to it and then claiming criticism of it and criticism of the actors involved constituted some form of bigotry or hatred towards that group? I feel like the sane alternative would, instead, be wholly disavowing the act and joining in its open criticism. But, if y'all want this L you can have this L.