nothing is worse than the agony of someone getting major details of your special interest WILDLY wrong

i’m watching an analog horror video and the guy is like “the family gave me a disposable camera and i’m slowly working on developing the photos” and i was like ??? what do you mean like the whole roll gets developed at once how is this slow? do you mean he’s enlarging them and that’s why it’s gradual??? then he says “i asked her if the photos within had ever been developed before” and i was like ?!?!? like what they developed the roll and put it back in??? and then you??? what? redeveloped it or something??? then the family replies “yeah this camera frequently had its photos developed” like HUH?!? THE DISPOSABLE CAMERA?!? WHAT LIKE YOU WERE PULLING OUT INDIVIDUAL FRAMES IN A DARK ROOM AND THEN DEVELOPING THEM AND THEN WHAT??? PUTTING THEM BACK?!?!?

i need people too young to know how film photography works to understand that that’s like looking at a bowl of cake batter and asking if that specific batter had ever been baked into a cake before and the person responds YES IT HAS

went out for breakfast with parents and brought a comic book today

affirmations for writers: i know how to write. i have seen sentences before, and i know how to make one. i can identify up to several words and their meanings. i am not afraid of semicolons.

I genuinely feel like I’m going insane sometimes

Some more of my thoughts and a sketch page of myself because I love me

my favorite thing about navigating fanfiction is finding a really good one and being all “oh boy this was good, I hope they have more!” and literally every other story they’ve ever written was for like Miami Vice 

the tag game on this post is so strong

#a lot of the time this happens because someone in their 40’s got into 1 new thing and threw a fic at it before resuming business as usual#like sorry gang they’re not a youth who’s weirdly into your mom’s shows they’re your mom who played genshin impact

That’s also why they’re so good. experience

new type of guy just dropped

this is standard issue uncle

KOSMA hearing Thursday Jan 14!! call in now!

make your own decisiosn

my observation

KOSMA uses a “reasonable knowledge” standard—online services must act if there is a high likelihood that a user is below the age of 13.

My conclusion: This seems vague and ill defined and could encourage disastrous age verification systems that when tried in the UK led to hackers stealing a lot of personal information because it was all in one place.My conclusion: this could lead to false positives of people falsely identified by their past usage history as underage having their accounts deleted because they looked up an old cartoon for nostalgia purposes or similar.

"The American Psychological Association (APA) released social media guidelines, which, among other suggestions, argued that young teens and preteens benefit from using social media with significant guidance from their parents when they are young and then having more autonomy as they get older."

KOSMA’s school-based restrictions have drawn criticism, with opponents arguing that E-Rate funding restrictions could disproportionately harm low-income students who rely on school-provided internet access for homework, after-school activities, and communication.

"This is a hearing, not a markup, because lo and behold this bill passed out of the Senate committee without discussion and is already on the Senate floor 🙃🙃 And apparently this happened last February. Trust me, I am just as shocked as you. I did not hear any of this happening and would have remembered, but yes. Gotta love our government 🙃🙃

What this hearing is hoping to do is to kickstart the propaganda machine about these internet censorship bills up again in support of them. Since this bill is on the Senate floor, it is urgent that we call Senate leadership and tell them not to support a bill that will cause mass harm to children.

Please spread the word as well! Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

Senate Leadership: R: (202) 224-2321 , (Senator John Thune) D: (202) 224-6542 (Senator Charles E Schumer)

House Leadership: R: 202-225-4000 (Mike Johnson [is that even worth it?]) R: (202) 225-3015 ( Steve Scalise D: (202) 225-5936 Hakeem Jeffries

Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

@titleknown @bogleech

KOSMA hearing Thursday Jan 14!! call in now!

make your own decisiosn

my observation

KOSMA uses a “reasonable knowledge” standard—online services must act if there is a high likelihood that a user is below the age of 13.

My conclusion: This seems vague and ill defined and could encourage disastrous age verification systems that when tried in the UK led to hackers stealing a lot of personal information because it was all in one place.My conclusion: this could lead to false positives of people falsely identified by their past usage history as underage having their accounts deleted because they looked up an old cartoon for nostalgia purposes or similar.

"The American Psychological Association (APA) released social media guidelines, which, among other suggestions, argued that young teens and preteens benefit from using social media with significant guidance from their parents when they are young and then having more autonomy as they get older."

KOSMA’s school-based restrictions have drawn criticism, with opponents arguing that E-Rate funding restrictions could disproportionately harm low-income students who rely on school-provided internet access for homework, after-school activities, and communication.

"This is a hearing, not a markup, because lo and behold this bill passed out of the Senate committee without discussion and is already on the Senate floor 🙃🙃 And apparently this happened last February. Trust me, I am just as shocked as you. I did not hear any of this happening and would have remembered, but yes. Gotta love our government 🙃🙃

What this hearing is hoping to do is to kickstart the propaganda machine about these internet censorship bills up again in support of them. Since this bill is on the Senate floor, it is urgent that we call Senate leadership and tell them not to support a bill that will cause mass harm to children.

Please spread the word as well! Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

Senate Leadership: R: (202) 224-2321 , (Senator John Thune) D: (202) 224-6542 (Senator Charles E Schumer)

House Leadership: R: 202-225-4000 (Mike Johnson [is that even worth it?]) R: (202) 225-3015 ( Steve Scalise D: (202) 225-5936 Hakeem Jeffries

Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

@titleknown @bogleech

KOSMA hearing Thursday Jan 14!! call in now!

make your own decisiosn

my observation

KOSMA uses a “reasonable knowledge” standard—online services must act if there is a high likelihood that a user is below the age of 13.

My conclusion: This seems vague and ill defined and could encourage disastrous age verification systems that when tried in the UK led to hackers stealing a lot of personal information because it was all in one place.My conclusion: this could lead to false positives of people falsely identified by their past usage history as underage having their accounts deleted because they looked up an old cartoon for nostalgia purposes or similar.

"The American Psychological Association (APA) released social media guidelines, which, among other suggestions, argued that young teens and preteens benefit from using social media with significant guidance from their parents when they are young and then having more autonomy as they get older."

KOSMA’s school-based restrictions have drawn criticism, with opponents arguing that E-Rate funding restrictions could disproportionately harm low-income students who rely on school-provided internet access for homework, after-school activities, and communication.

"This is a hearing, not a markup, because lo and behold this bill passed out of the Senate committee without discussion and is already on the Senate floor 🙃🙃 And apparently this happened last February. Trust me, I am just as shocked as you. I did not hear any of this happening and would have remembered, but yes. Gotta love our government 🙃🙃

What this hearing is hoping to do is to kickstart the propaganda machine about these internet censorship bills up again in support of them. Since this bill is on the Senate floor, it is urgent that we call Senate leadership and tell them not to support a bill that will cause mass harm to children.

Please spread the word as well! Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

Senate Leadership: R: (202) 224-2321 , (Senator John Thune) D: (202) 224-6542 (Senator Charles E Schumer)

House Leadership: R: 202-225-4000 (Mike Johnson [is that even worth it?]) R: (202) 225-3015 ( Steve Scalise D: (202) 225-5936 Hakeem Jeffries

Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

@titleknown @bogleech

KOSMA hearing Thursday Jan 14!! call in now!

make your own decisiosn

my observation

KOSMA uses a “reasonable knowledge” standard—online services must act if there is a high likelihood that a user is below the age of 13.

My conclusion: This seems vague and ill defined and could encourage disastrous age verification systems that when tried in the UK led to hackers stealing a lot of personal information because it was all in one place.My conclusion: this could lead to false positives of people falsely identified by their past usage history as underage having their accounts deleted because they looked up an old cartoon for nostalgia purposes or similar.

"The American Psychological Association (APA) released social media guidelines, which, among other suggestions, argued that young teens and preteens benefit from using social media with significant guidance from their parents when they are young and then having more autonomy as they get older."

KOSMA’s school-based restrictions have drawn criticism, with opponents arguing that E-Rate funding restrictions could disproportionately harm low-income students who rely on school-provided internet access for homework, after-school activities, and communication.

"This is a hearing, not a markup, because lo and behold this bill passed out of the Senate committee without discussion and is already on the Senate floor 🙃🙃 And apparently this happened last February. Trust me, I am just as shocked as you. I did not hear any of this happening and would have remembered, but yes. Gotta love our government 🙃🙃

What this hearing is hoping to do is to kickstart the propaganda machine about these internet censorship bills up again in support of them. Since this bill is on the Senate floor, it is urgent that we call Senate leadership and tell them not to support a bill that will cause mass harm to children.

Please spread the word as well! Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

Senate Leadership: R: (202) 224-2321 , (Senator John Thune) D: (202) 224-6542 (Senator Charles E Schumer)

House Leadership: R: 202-225-4000 (Mike Johnson [is that even worth it?]) R: (202) 225-3015 ( Steve Scalise D: (202) 225-5936 Hakeem Jeffries

Call not only below, but Your own senators and house members as well!

@titleknown @bogleech

please accept my application for “cat that puts his face closest to yours first thing in the morning”

Application accepted. Hes hired

reblog to microwave them faster

Windows 10 - Disk Cleanup

everyone came together and agreed

my browser extension that colors posts based on the poster's blog theme did something very fun just now