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Bags Before Boys

@hairenya / hairenya.tumblr.com

Avarice, 27. She/they.
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About The Blogger

In no particular order:

- Name: Avarice, Avie, Av, or Jess are all fine

- Pronouns: she/they

- Religious Views: Theistic Luciferian

- I’m biromantic and asexualish

- I’m madly in love with/ in an open relationship with @flyin-shark

- Political Views: Socialist

- I cannot hold a conversation to save my life, please don’t take it personally.

- I’m 28 years old and having a minor crisis about the aging process at any given moment.

- I’m an Aquarius

- I use the tag jlktalks. for any original posts or additions I add to reblogs. Basically any time I’m talking.

- Otherwise, while I try to tag things it’s mostly inconsistent.

- This blog mostly runs on queue and the validation I get when someone likes something I post

- My icon was designed by ultrainfinitepit

- Header image is of an Oscar the grouch prototype by Jim Henson which is a MoodTM

I have 2 cats-

Jen Jen:

and

Melkor:

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sunflorally

i hope you meet people with intentions as pure as your own and i hope you travel to all the places you’re curious about and i hope the restaurants you go to have your favorite drink and i hope you always have good dreams when you sleep and i hope the life you live is a fulfilling one

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I realize that's what's missing from "queer" gear these days.

The absolute pride in being a God damned freak. In being something society saw as wrong.

It's all uwu you're valid and society should accept you

Like no fuck your society. Your society is bullshit and relies on oppression to create its "norms". I don't want societal norms expanded to include me. I want to blow those structures the fuck up

yeah like when people say “normalise” about everything and I’m like, I don’t care how normal it is, I just want people to stop being punished for being weird. We can either attempt to normalise everything one by one, or we can do the whole thing in one fell swoop of “so what if it is weird? Nothing wrong with a bit of weird”

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waspcup

hello my name is Very tiny flying insect i see you’ve got an uncovered beverage outdoors. Can i fall into it and kill myself please please please please please please please please please please

Tiny gnat, abandoned by her lover, dramatically throwing herself into the fanta orange sea

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fridjitzu

*tiny gnat voice* is this the real life... is it just fanta sea

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guooey

this guy suuuucksss he can't catch anythingggg

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aimasup

prev tags

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ailurinae

They only showed two hunts, and said one in three is successful. So he's probably on par. That said, 1 in 3 is pretty good numbers for a lot of predators. Hunting is really hard it turns out.

Leave him alooooone his legs are too short and his paws are cold😭

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miscbones

excellent faces on this guy

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bunjywunjy

received a new friend to aid me and my suffering

if you were curious about his species, he's a this thing

If you wanted to know more about what that thing is, it’s a dragon from a 1270 bestiary!

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Oh hey since I mentioned sci hub again

I'd love to hear people's stories about small things that radicalized them in benign ways. I'll start.

I was already pretty leftist at this point, but being associated with academia so long means I've gotten free access to a variety of scientific journals, software, and more for... Basically my entire adult life. On campus, all of those systems have automatic logins. But off campus, usually there's janky, half-functional systems associated with actually inputting your credentials into these sites. Scientific journals especially are really and at tracking logins, and oftentimes have to link back to your uni's generic login page, which they're bad at pinging. Software installation usually requires

So instead of using services that the university had already paid for, for me to freely use, like adobe, journal logins, and Microsoft products, I started using free equivalents. Sci hub, gimp, libre office, Ubuntu... Not because I was invested in open source and free access mentalities at the time, but because they were literally quicker and simpler to use.

And then I started thinking about all of the little bits of tech infrastructure I was using to access my "free" stuff.

Someone coded those systems.

Some tiny portion of a server is devoted to handling those pings an login requests.

Someone spent hours upon days of work moving office 365 and adobe from actual pieces of software that fully live on your computer into stripped down versions of themselves that now have to verify

Someone made the payment system for Nature.

So. Much. Wasted. Labor. Just to block people from already existing services. That have alternatives. That are as good. For free. And they can be free largely because they don't have all of the bullshit associated with locking them down and keeping them proprietary.

Tech and science are of course what I have the most experience in, but I feel like once you start realizing that in one sector, you start seeing it everywhere.

Anyways this is a barely focused unmedicated ADHD ramble but I'd love to hear other examples

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mceajc

I'm reminded of Tom Scott, who pointed out that in the early days, websites were designed to be accessible and easily link-able. People had to work to close them off, prevent access to APIs and backend infrastructure. It took effort to put up all these walls.

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vvvarinn

its important to do this every time a museum or school thinks this is a good idea

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alexilulu

Did you intentionally make him Cajun before that screencap or was that baked into the prompt already. I ask only because the eyes as green as the bayou got me good

he's naturally australian so i gave him an upgrade

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slunch

certified Ronald Reagan Rasta Moment

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