SaviorSix

@saviorsix.com

37 | He/Him | Partly Deaf | < | Cancer Survivor North Carolina native transplanted in Ohio. Technology enthusiast, graphic designer, gamer, outdoors, and overall nerd.

It's funny how the right kept moving the line for this administration of what was acceptable. Fascism, racism, fraud, pedophilia, etc... But gas prices? That was a bridge too far.

My brain can't comprehend why this midterm is "close". I didn't understand why the last election was close. One side is spewing the most revolting shit out of their mouth and people actually want that?

Guess I'm getting a new brand of phone #googlepixel. I do not and will not use Gemini. My contract is up on my phone next month and not only will I not enable Gemini, I will be getting a different phone all together. Fuck you, Google. I'd rather get a Nokia 6820 than deal with this bullshit.

So today I went on a run, took down a doorway in the house, grilled a ton of chicken for some meal prep, and now just chilling out. I hope I can sleep tonight... Been weening myself off my sleep aide and it's been terrible.

I feel like the reason we're where we are is because nobody wants to admit they're wrong. Being wrong is great! It means you learned something! But people nowadays would rather double down on being wrong than change their mind. Admitting you're wrong before you're called out gives you the upper hand

Wipeout 3 (1999). Still transcendent in raw aesthetics, there's a timeless pleasure in precisely gliding over spiraling tracks of reinforced concrete at five hundred kilometers an hour to Sasha and Orbital.

An angular craft, like a stiletto or a surgical cavity separator, with vibrant livery of teal and yellow floats above the concrete. Meters in width, racing stripes legible at unthinkable speed paint the starting positions by an industrial port servicing a superfreighter larger than a skyscraper. This as all other images to follow is a PC emulated screenshot from Wipeout (1999).The immensity of the track curves down and inwards like a mobius strip of paper. Yellow chevrons adorn the obverse and sides. A craft, white and navy, curves reckless to the implied racing line.Emerald trees and a sky of cyan. Yet the track is shielded from this idyll by towering panes of glass or transparent polymer. A racing craft's engine flares like a phosphorous fire.A machine without superfluous geometry. Teal and yellow and with a vibrant engine flare like a falling star. Its tail elongate over the white stripes of the concrete track; its velocity terrifying.

I wonder what lawyer youtube is like. Do lawyers follow law channels in the same niche and watch videos like, "This law about something specific! Will it help you in your next case?" and shit like that. Because I'm in tech and watch tech related content.

Want the Epstein files release? Want this war to stop? Want prices to go down? Want ICE to be deported? Want to still be able to vote in 2 years? There's only one choice at the polls. Even if you're on the right, you need to side with us. We only get this one shot to take back our county.

What's sad is Ed Sheeran could have told Kraft, "if you won't have Macklemore at your venues, then I won't use your venues anymore" and it would have hit Karft's wallet, which is all they care about. Instead, Ed showed he only cares about the money. You picked a side, Ed.