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what the fuck is this. someone i don't know, doesn't follow me, added me to a "starter pack" thing . fuck no. time to block a lot of weird shit. why are people adding people they don't know to that kinda shit. its creepy af

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you dont have to love cats, but if you hate them, you can't be trusted. cats are consent creatures. they have rules about how/when they can be touched. if you dont like creatures with rules, that signals to me that you'd barrel over boundaries. i know its weird but that's how it works in my head.

random reminder that if you spank, hit, or beat your kid in any way, you are a bad parent. no debate. hit your child: you're bad parent and horrible person. you try to learn something when being in fear during physical violence.

i legit just don't understand the tech folks over in cali i took acid and realized recording health data via the fitbit was stupid. they take do all sorts of drugs and want more dumbshit tracking. do _not_ track this bullshit, it'll lead to a spiral of self loathing, and wont fix anything.

Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 2w ago

“The company describes it as a wearable designed to automatically understand eating behaviour, reducing the need for users to record every meal themselves.”

threads is full of people complaining about the Lake Ontario rename saying there done with Google maps lol no they're not. they didn't leave after the idiot renamed Gulf of Mexico. and it's more like, Google didn't do anything to stop the change, as they use a US Gov source for names (GNIS)

huh, it never occurred to me that they were that organized to pay the bands i kinda assumed everyone involved was on so much drugs they accidentally a massive hippie commune with big speakers

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Computer scientist Margaret Hamilton coined the term “software engineer.” She directed the Software Engineering Division at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab & led development of the on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo Guidance Computer. She was born #OTD in 1936 & turns 90 today! #WomenInSTEM

Two side-by-side black-and-white photographs of pioneering computer scientist Margaret Hamilton (born August 17, 1936). The left panel features a mature, close-up portrait where Hamilton gazes directly at the viewer with a serene, confident, and reflective expression, framed by her long, dark, slightly silvering hair. The right panel is a famous archival photograph showing a younger Hamilton standing indoors next to a towering stack of bound paper binders containing the Apollo Guidance Computer source code, which she led the development of at MIT. She is smiling broadly and wears a striped, long-sleeved mini dress with dark Mary Jane shoes and glasses, resting her hand proudly on top of the massive column of printed code. The overall composition contrasts her youthful triumph with her enduring legacy, capturing an optimistic, intellectually rigorous mood that highlights her monumental contributions to space exploration.

i think one of my biggest issues in life is that i often forget that adults believe in a concept of a god. i legit daily forget that atheism is not the default state. and its baffling to me when i meet a fellow adult (ew im adult) that is my age or younger that isn't atheist.