eunt domus

Spoilers for Life of Brian, which I still need to see. But seems pretty funny.

Is there a different put route for updating where the meta data is processed differently or given a longer timer? Because the federation seems to work fine in that case.

I finally got it to federate. I had to post an article for CNN and then edit to post it to what I wanted. This is the link I used and then switched out:

https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/05/health/daylight-saving-time-explainer-wellness/index.html

I also tried these, but they had the same problem and wouldn’t federate: https://www.usnews.com/news/elections https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2024-election-forecast/

If anyone has an explanation for this I would be very interested to hear it. Are there exclude/include lists for certain websites on certain communities?

I guess it wasn’t a me problem or a blahaj problem, but it’s weird that two different politics communities on different instances had the same problem.

Other posts with different links work, just not this link. =/

Yeah, it goes to our instance first. But then it’s supposed to be sent to the other instances we are federated with too. When I go to those instances’ web addresses, not via Blahaj, I don’t see the article.

It’s good to know someone else had this problem though. It happened to me once before, but reposting fixed the issue so I think that case was just lag. edit: typos

Now you are ready to enter… the Gungeon

It’s undoubtedly made of some kind of fantasy metal like mithril, orichalcum, or adamantium. So it weighs less than a pen and can cut through solid blocks of steel. It’s not getting stuck in anything let alone something like human bones.

Grammar isn’t a tool to constrain thought. Grammar is a tool to assist in writing.

Gender is a social construct. Gender is made up. People experience gender in different ways. Some people experience gender in ways that cannot be put into words.

If you can’t tolerate people here using pronouns that challenge your world view, this instance is not for you. We are not interested in conforming to your personal view of gender. We do not tolerate intolerance.

Thankfully no one in these posts is claiming to be an ubermensch. Grammar is a tool to assist in writing, not a set of laws that need to be obeyed or officially amended. Dictionaries are best when they are descriptive and not prescriptive. Grammar guidelines are the same way. No one should have to wait for some English professor to say it’s okay to exist, via grammatical correctness, to feel accepted.

Grail openly claims narcissistic personality disorder. And then acts like the word “narcissist” is a slur. This is not a gender issue, this is a them issue. They want to be special and immune and always correcting the little people about how they’re permitted to disagree.

Notice how you were able to narrow your focus in your argument to the actual people in question and not entire groups. Please continue to discuss this topic in this narrower way.

My comment was not in reference to this post. I saw similar discourse in this post’s comment section and I wanted to address it. One of the comments has already been removed. I think the resources would be helpful for people who have questions.

This drama got started over not capitalizing a pronoun. From a perspective of wanting to get people’s pronouns correct, the underling reason why a group of people would want pronouns referring to members of that group capitalized doesn’t matter. The fact a person asked for the pronouns in question to be capitalized should be reason enough to do so.

There are people who use emojis as pronouns. Like (🙂🎃/💃🕶️) or 🎱. The combinations are unique to every individual and can change. These people’s experience with gender is highly individual and cannot be put into words. They are all welcome and accepted by the LGBTQ+ community.

https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Emojiself_Pronouns

I’m recommenting this from another post, about this same topic, in this community that got removed. I’m seeing the same kind of discourse here.

Xenogender is a known part of the LGBTQ+ community.

https://new.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Xenogender

https://nonbinary.wiki/wiki/Xenogender

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/03/need-know-xenogender/

https://weareher.com/xenogender/

Godgender, in this case specifically Goddessgender, is a xenogender.

https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Godgender

https://gender.fandom.com/wiki/Godgender

Please don’t engage in pulling up the ladder. These people have a different experience with gender that doesn’t conform to society’s arbitrary constructs of gender. Goddesses and gods are something people made up. Women and men, as gender roles, are things people made up. People are real. When we disregard the experiences of people to legitimize ourselves we are harming real people.

The perceived legitimacy gained by excluding people whose experiences don’t match our own is ephemeral. It’s division for the sake of placating the people whose perceptions and beliefs should be challenged. The christo-fascists who want trans people dead will not be swayed by any amount of legitimacy. No one is good enough for a fascist, let alone someone who isn’t cis and straight.

That someone can just say that they identify as an attack helicopter and you’re transphobic for not respecting them. How did a transphobic joke go all the way into becoming something that queer people use against each other?

Xenogender is a known part of the LGBTQ+ community.

https://new.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Xenogender

https://nonbinary.wiki/wiki/Xenogender

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/03/need-know-xenogender/

https://weareher.com/xenogender/

Godgender, in this case specifically Goddessgender, is a xenogender.

https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Godgender

https://gender.fandom.com/wiki/Godgender

Please don’t engage in pulling up the ladder. These people have a different experience with gender that doesn’t conform to society’s arbitrary constructs of gender. Goddesses and gods are something people made up. Women and men, as gender roles, are things people made up. People are real. When we disregard the experiences of people to legitimize ourselves we are harming real people.

The perceived legitimacy gained by excluding people whose experiences don’t match our own is ephemeral. It’s division for the sake of placating the people whose perceptions and beliefs should be challenged. The christo-fascists who want trans people dead will not be swayed by any amount of legitimacy. No one is good enough for a fascist, let alone someone who isn’t cis and straight.

It’s been down for about 10 minutes. The entire canvas will be down until they fix the issue, so there’s no way to access it unfortunately.

There is currently an issue. One of the devs is working on it.

Open the links to canvas in a new tab. Or open lemmy in new a tab. Either way.

Make sure to adjust the template opacity so you can see what pixels are needed! =D

The community is not made up of transphobes or accelerationists so there is no problem. I don’t post or comment there because I don’t see the point in taking the time to write or make something for an echo chamber that will just remove my comment or post. But just because I don’t agree with every take in that community doesn’t mean it doesn’t have value.

I love the shark’s keyboard.

Is there a way in the Alexandrite UI to make the posts go over all the way to the left? Or is the appeal that it doesn’t? =/