Notices by bailey//rockruff⚪ (ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz), page 158

i never trusted the phone to be waterproof anyway considering the nature of the waterproofing doors around the ports which coincidentally left the internals wide open to water damage if the doors didn't seal properly. and those doors never liked to stay in place.

a normal phone is probably better protected from water than that one

the first one i had i bought with a broken screen and had it replaced by someone else because i didn't have the spoons for it. replaced it again myself once the phone started bugging out only to realise the phone was water damaged by the previous owner somehow and the gpu fried itself very slowly

technically the xperia z2 is waterproof but both ones i've owned have ended up either being repaired or needing repairs which compromised the seal

idk how i never panicked about my phone potentially getting water damaged before i got one that is completely waterproof

and i mean, my last phone died because of water damage. and coincidentally the new phone i wanted ended up to be my first waterproof one.

good morning

@codl tbh

@SwooshyCueb seems to be working fine for me

please tag anything about e3 because i'm not interested in being indirectly advertised to. thank you!

people enjoy them because they're something to talk about, something to get excited about, something to pass the time that's relatively harmless. i'm just very much annoyed by it all and cannot stop attaching the words "i cannot afford this" to every single event like this

e3 is corporate bullshit. it's one big advertisement. it's not meant to serve the public so much as just add fuel to our exploitation. tired of it being held in such a unanimously positive light. or like, any of these advertising events in general really. fuck 'em.

fuck e3. that is all

yeah it was fucking incredible

i couldn't have imagined it would've felt that satisfying

i'm pretty dang blown away

ok time to watch the sense8 finale

@shel it's still not great but it's hands-down the most welcoming and comfortable place i've ever lived, even if that bar is pretty low

@shel yeah that pretty much fits the bill for hamilton to toronto, except hamilton is far less gentrified ime than literally every other city in between, to the point where middle/upper class folks often call the city "disgusting and dirty" lmao

dog's

guess what

she's sleepy as heck

literally it'll take you years to even accomplish this step if the ruling class allows it at all, and by that time we'll all be even worse off in a myriad of ways

housing is more important than healthcare to be quite fucking honest, as someone who has gone without both.

tired of this misguided selfish reform bullshit and the push for socialised healthcare which only proves to benefit people who already have shelter and food to live long enough to get the energy to actually see a fucking doctor