Notices by Becka Sutton (shutsumon@tootplanet.space), page 15

it's dangerous to go alone. take him

do you ever think about how google made a really good RSS reader, waited for everyone to switch to it, and then killed it, basically killing RSS

tired: alternate version of your character
wired: o.c. remix

a trans person on a local group just called their deadname a "necronomia" and i'm fucking jazzed

So...Jeff Bezos is Baba?

D&D lets you live out all kinds of fantasies, such as:
-Having everyone call you by your preferred name and gender
-Having a big group of friends who do everything together
-Making a reasonable wage as a freelancer
-Being able to murder the terrible leadership of your country
-Getting 8 hours of sleep

RT @KrenzCushart@twitter.com

When my students ask me how to find fold references

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/KrenzCushart/status/1143155104192720896

A lot of people like to throw the word "utopia" around, especially where solarpunk visions are concerned. But it's not really a good word to use, for one big reason – a utopia cannot actually exist.

The word utopia itself literally means "no place" because it's a philosophical ideal. In reality, it's unattainable. The reason why is pretty obvious when you think about it. A place which is perfect for one person may not be perfect for another. Ask ten people for a detailed description of a perfect world, and you'll get ten different answers. Some of them may even be horrifying when you consider the implications.

OTOH, the word eutopia (which is a homophone, confusingly) simply means a place which is good. A world does not need to be perfect to be a good place to live in. It may not be perfect, but that's ok. Perfection is a very western ideal anyway.

Basically, if you'll excuse the comic book reference, think Black Panther's Wakanda, not Wonder Woman's Themyscira.