Danilo Piazzalunga

@danilopiazza.bsky.social

40+ | he/him or they/them 🟡⚪🟣⚫ | Just let me be weird sometimes. | Embrace the silliness. | If I unfollowed you, it's because you keep posting things without alt text.

Back home after being out for a few hours. Sabbipode: *meows cheerfully, runs to me*. Oh, look! She missed me! What a lovely baby! Sabbipode: *ignores me; meows at the door; goes outside*. Er, okay, I guess you missed your free access to your courtyard.

A grey and brown cat, half asleep in a dirty corner, next to a white metallic door of a toolshed. Full sunlight is about to reach her spot.

I'm maybe too deep in the rabbit hole. libstdc++'s file_clock::time_point has nanosecond precision, and ends on original expected return date of Voyager from the delta quadrant. Anything past that will travel into past.

screenshot of libstdc++'s source code from chrono.h header containing comment and one constant:

// This clock's (unspecified) epoch is 2174-01-01 00:00:00 UTC.
// A signed 64-bit duration with nanosecond resolution gives roughly
// +/- 292 years, which covers the 1901-2446 date range for ext4.

static constexpr chrono::seconds _S_epoch_diff{6437664000};

Chiitan loves all genders 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 Because I myself have no gender. Even now, transgender people are carrying deep anxiety— yet I believe they have the right to freely love the ones they desire, and to live together with their true soul.

We learned to do this as self defence, we call it autistic masking, but like most emergency measures, it comes at a cost and it's not a way you want to live. And I think we recognize the harm of masking behaviours better than the harm of the self talk that comes first.

White cishet people who see themselves as allies: You can tell trans people "You be yourself and tell everyone else to fuck off," but as you say that, do you consider that if we tell people to fuck off, it could put our lives in danger? If not, then you speak from privilege and that's not much help.

Cryptic crosswords 🤝 Neurotypicals The surface of a clue is usually misleading, but there is always a straight definition of the answer. Each clue also contains a recipe, which a solver familiar with the rules can follow to work out the answer.