@sedatespacecowboy.bsky.social
Long time lurker in various online kink communities. 34. Paranoid, and very tired.
I thought Elite was super fun, but I mostly just chilled out at nav beacons with a kill warrant scanner. Bounty hunting was my jam. The PVP arena sounded fun, but I could never get the stupid matchmaking to work.
December 16, 2025 at 1:05 PM
I thought Elite was super fun, but I mostly just chilled out at nav beacons with a kill warrant scanner. Bounty hunting was my jam. The PVP arena sounded fun, but I could never get the stupid matchmaking to work.
Clauved?
November 18, 2025 at 5:56 AM
Clauved?
You don't want to feel like a burden for seeking reassurance, and it takes a lot to feel okay.
You've done the hardest part by reaching out to your friends. In my experience, our friends don't really have a limit for compassion. You can always ask if this is too much or too heavy for them.
You've done the hardest part by reaching out to your friends. In my experience, our friends don't really have a limit for compassion. You can always ask if this is too much or too heavy for them.
November 6, 2025 at 11:25 PM
You don't want to feel like a burden for seeking reassurance, and it takes a lot to feel okay.
You've done the hardest part by reaching out to your friends. In my experience, our friends don't really have a limit for compassion. You can always ask if this is too much or too heavy for them.
You've done the hardest part by reaching out to your friends. In my experience, our friends don't really have a limit for compassion. You can always ask if this is too much or too heavy for them.
Long term illness fucking sucks. You hold so much in emotionally and physically, that your body treats it like a pseudo normal, and you're constantly on the lookout for the next thing that can hurt you. It's almost a relief when something bad happens, because it validates the guard you've kept.
November 6, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Long term illness fucking sucks. You hold so much in emotionally and physically, that your body treats it like a pseudo normal, and you're constantly on the lookout for the next thing that can hurt you. It's almost a relief when something bad happens, because it validates the guard you've kept.
It's not explicitly stated in the show, but you can read several characters from "The Owl House" as neurodivergent. Dana Terrace, the creator, said that she wrote at least one of them with neurodegent traits in mind.
November 4, 2025 at 11:22 AM
It's not explicitly stated in the show, but you can read several characters from "The Owl House" as neurodivergent. Dana Terrace, the creator, said that she wrote at least one of them with neurodegent traits in mind.
There will be smells. There will be schmoo.
November 3, 2025 at 7:49 AM
There will be smells. There will be schmoo.
This absolutely sucks... but the best way ive found to clear a clog is to just get a 5 gallon bucket underneath the sink, unscrew the trap, and just get in there with some gloves. Since you already used Drano, I'd hit it with vinegar so you can neutralize it and work without burning yourself.
November 3, 2025 at 7:48 AM
This absolutely sucks... but the best way ive found to clear a clog is to just get a 5 gallon bucket underneath the sink, unscrew the trap, and just get in there with some gloves. Since you already used Drano, I'd hit it with vinegar so you can neutralize it and work without burning yourself.
Is this a usb-c charger?
If it is, you might have some luck shutting the power off, and leaving it plugged in overnight to trickle-charge. Either with the suspect charger or a phone charger.
If it is, you might have some luck shutting the power off, and leaving it plugged in overnight to trickle-charge. Either with the suspect charger or a phone charger.
October 28, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Is this a usb-c charger?
If it is, you might have some luck shutting the power off, and leaving it plugged in overnight to trickle-charge. Either with the suspect charger or a phone charger.
If it is, you might have some luck shutting the power off, and leaving it plugged in overnight to trickle-charge. Either with the suspect charger or a phone charger.
I mean, it wouldn't surprise me if that was the goal, and that kinda says it all.
October 19, 2025 at 1:09 PM
I mean, it wouldn't surprise me if that was the goal, and that kinda says it all.
I love this, and I needed to hear it.
However, I can't click past 69 likes in good conscience.
However, I can't click past 69 likes in good conscience.
October 15, 2025 at 12:23 PM
I love this, and I needed to hear it.
However, I can't click past 69 likes in good conscience.
However, I can't click past 69 likes in good conscience.
I know this is all pretty ranty, but I hope it helps.
I just don't think we as a society should carry the guilt and anguish of sins that we were forced into. You actually care, that makes you a good person.
I just don't think we as a society should carry the guilt and anguish of sins that we were forced into. You actually care, that makes you a good person.
October 15, 2025 at 12:15 PM
I know this is all pretty ranty, but I hope it helps.
I just don't think we as a society should carry the guilt and anguish of sins that we were forced into. You actually care, that makes you a good person.
I just don't think we as a society should carry the guilt and anguish of sins that we were forced into. You actually care, that makes you a good person.
The capital is scared, and eating itself in desperation.
October 15, 2025 at 12:03 PM
The capital is scared, and eating itself in desperation.
They've stopped drilling gas wells in the Permian basin, because the gas is too expensive, and the competition from solar is erasing the demand for more.
They can't even order enough turbines to generate electricity because they're all on back order for years.
They can't even order enough turbines to generate electricity because they're all on back order for years.
October 15, 2025 at 12:00 PM
They've stopped drilling gas wells in the Permian basin, because the gas is too expensive, and the competition from solar is erasing the demand for more.
They can't even order enough turbines to generate electricity because they're all on back order for years.
They can't even order enough turbines to generate electricity because they're all on back order for years.
AI, inclusive of all its other faults, isn't even profitable. They're not resorting to reactivating coal plants and trying to comission nuclear infrastructure because they genuinely think it'll be the next big thing. They're doing it because there is no growth left.
October 15, 2025 at 11:56 AM
AI, inclusive of all its other faults, isn't even profitable. They're not resorting to reactivating coal plants and trying to comission nuclear infrastructure because they genuinely think it'll be the next big thing. They're doing it because there is no growth left.
No it doesn't.
But I look at it this way. If it was impossible to live without them, then why do they feel the need to perpetually bombard us with messages of doom and business as usual.
But I look at it this way. If it was impossible to live without them, then why do they feel the need to perpetually bombard us with messages of doom and business as usual.
October 15, 2025 at 11:52 AM
No it doesn't.
But I look at it this way. If it was impossible to live without them, then why do they feel the need to perpetually bombard us with messages of doom and business as usual.
But I look at it this way. If it was impossible to live without them, then why do they feel the need to perpetually bombard us with messages of doom and business as usual.
That's true, and even the new gods of tech and capital are faltering.
October 15, 2025 at 11:48 AM
That's true, and even the new gods of tech and capital are faltering.
I guess my point is that you're not alone, and you shouldn't have to carry this grief alone.
October 15, 2025 at 11:44 AM
I guess my point is that you're not alone, and you shouldn't have to carry this grief alone.
I still feel the guilt because I can't convince the people around me to change. I can't convince my job to stop burning gas, and despite my efforts I still have measurable negative effects on the environment.
This system is broken, and maybe irredeemable, but I tell myself it's not inevitable.
This system is broken, and maybe irredeemable, but I tell myself it's not inevitable.
October 15, 2025 at 11:37 AM
I still feel the guilt because I can't convince the people around me to change. I can't convince my job to stop burning gas, and despite my efforts I still have measurable negative effects on the environment.
This system is broken, and maybe irredeemable, but I tell myself it's not inevitable.
This system is broken, and maybe irredeemable, but I tell myself it's not inevitable.
I know how you feel, but you shouldn't blame yourself for not doing enough.
Personally, I've tried doing everything I can to decarbonize what I can. I even built my own heat-pump water heater to reduce my natural gas usage. Despite doing everything I can, I still feel that guilt too.
Personally, I've tried doing everything I can to decarbonize what I can. I even built my own heat-pump water heater to reduce my natural gas usage. Despite doing everything I can, I still feel that guilt too.
October 15, 2025 at 11:29 AM
I know how you feel, but you shouldn't blame yourself for not doing enough.
Personally, I've tried doing everything I can to decarbonize what I can. I even built my own heat-pump water heater to reduce my natural gas usage. Despite doing everything I can, I still feel that guilt too.
Personally, I've tried doing everything I can to decarbonize what I can. I even built my own heat-pump water heater to reduce my natural gas usage. Despite doing everything I can, I still feel that guilt too.
I will say, learning the deeper maths just makes taxes make even less sense.
October 14, 2025 at 11:10 AM
I will say, learning the deeper maths just makes taxes make even less sense.
Teal'c is the only caked Jaffa i need...
August 15, 2025 at 3:30 AM
Teal'c is the only caked Jaffa i need...
If you wanted to talk about environmental action that could help asthmatics, then why didn't you mention that 1 in 6 cases of childhood asthma is linked to a gas stove in the house? Or why don't you talk about Elon's gas turbines in Memphis choking out all the minorities for his nazi AI?
August 13, 2025 at 6:26 PM
If you wanted to talk about environmental action that could help asthmatics, then why didn't you mention that 1 in 6 cases of childhood asthma is linked to a gas stove in the house? Or why don't you talk about Elon's gas turbines in Memphis choking out all the minorities for his nazi AI?
No. Fuck this noise. This article frames asthmatics as partly responsible for wildfires which can exacerbate asthma. It pus the focus on dubiously effective individual actions rather than collective action against the industries that are far more culpable for this environmental crisis.
August 13, 2025 at 6:21 PM
No. Fuck this noise. This article frames asthmatics as partly responsible for wildfires which can exacerbate asthma. It pus the focus on dubiously effective individual actions rather than collective action against the industries that are far more culpable for this environmental crisis.
Lol, I actually had this thing as a hand-me-down from my cousin. I rarely used it. The speakers were kinda neat, but the thumb-extension thing would always pop off and just be kinda pointless.
August 9, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Lol, I actually had this thing as a hand-me-down from my cousin. I rarely used it. The speakers were kinda neat, but the thumb-extension thing would always pop off and just be kinda pointless.
