Goo Truther @thufie@pixie.town

The only thing I understand about Human anatomy are which muscle groups are activated by which exercises.

Cis people asking me about "the surgery" feel like I am obligated to know more... Which... I'm really not. I can spot you in the gym I'm not suddenly a surgeon because I take hormones. I imagine others don't even know that very well. Weird expectation.

Anyways I am going to start quizzing everyone cis over 30 on colonoscopies in great detail now :P

The latest standard for remote access should NOT be a *public* ssh port. I don't care about what method of authentication is in place, or what obfuscation is available. Honestly ssh ports should be LAN-only and behind strict firewalls. If you want remote access, setup a modern point to point VPN which gives you the modern cryptographic security as a default, then ssh from within the VPN on the relevant LAN.

For the record if the world really went to enough shit to justify you personally needing to use cryptocurrency to bypass economic warfare against you, don't even consider anything other than Bitcoin and Monero, with Monero being more secure and anonymous, with more fees.

I don't endorse the society which would force people into waiting for blockchain transaction verification that takes a few minutes each time, and paying 'gas' fees, but it might be forced on a few marginalized people. So know going in: don't trust any other "coin" and also use a local crypto wallet not connected to your web browser. Cash out of cryptocurrency exchanges (currency conversion accounts) into your local wallet immediately, every time, and use backups. At the very least, backup the wallet to both your phone and a trusted computer you control yourself.

Of course the best advice is, don't be forced into using cryptocurrency, since financial fraud and recovery services and instant transactions are actually pretty nice features we all benefit from.

Describing the modern state of things as merely 'capitalism' or 'late stage capitalism' is really not that helpful. You can afford to choose a more specific term or be more descriptive. Like obviously there are issues with Capitalism generally, people make careers off of describing that. But maybe it is more useful to target the actual status-quo rather than its unrealized or only partially reified platonic ideal? Or going the socialist variant of apocalyptic about it?

Or maybe it is not only worth talking in terms of further specifics, but also talking about something more general than 'capitalism', since unlike what a bunch of brocialists think we've got a number of mostly unrelated problems.

Something about just ranting about 'capitalism' is neither specific enough nor general enough when you are defining what is so oppressive about life on earth now.