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Every encounter I’ve had with the Catholic church has shown me that they’re a hypocritical organization that wants to impose onto society a set of rules they themselves do not abide by. If you are a layman you are a chump and a mark.

Spent waaay too much on a single volume illustrated edition of all the Earthsea books. My weekend is going to be lit.

It’s hillarous how catty RP theory is. A man belittling another man in front of women is loser bitch behaviour, and certainly not something one would associate with an “alpha” man (confidence, leadership, courage, remaining calm in times of crises, helping those weaker than themselves etc )

I use gimp for professional graphic design at my workplace, nobody gives a shit.

Meanwhile, on c/technology there is another thread on how linux should ditch the terminal (for some reason).

I’ve decides to pretend its 1998, so it’s Newgrounds, webcomics and OSR blogs for me.

Thanks to enshittification I’ve gone back to reading books, so, thank you advertisers?

Online ads can be easily circumvented, I am more annoyed with giant billboards polluting public spaces. Oh well, one more reason to spend more time in nature.

I bet you wish there were two Putins so you could get spitroasted by both of them.

This is what happens when you mainline American Exceptionalism for 80 years - It rots your brain.

Employee burnout is a symptom of a toxic work culture, and “quiet quitting” is a corporate psyop invented to prevent you from noticing it.

The bigger the bully, the more fragile the ego.

Jeez, who crapped in your morning coffee.

“Not me though”.

Why the hell are people bragging about their dysfunction on social media? STFU and go to therapy.

“Whoops I stomped on the MBR again, what are you gonna do 'bout it?”

I see that we’ve entered the bargaining period.

I’ve been hearing about Linux elitists for the last 20 years, and I have yet to meet one. But what I do see is an endless wave of trolling and bad faith arguments about the supposed complexity of Linux.

They treat a wide array of developers, maintainers and enthusiasts as employees of Linux inc, and now they’re grumpy because their imaginary ticket submitted to a nonexisting helpdesk is not being processed.

I have recieved much more help and support from the Linux community than from any other proprietary software helpdesk.

I like how the Linux user stereotype has changed from “greasy neckbeard” to “femboy”.