And by “radio” they mean women and children they haven’t bombed to smithereens.

Do they have that many soldiers to mobilize?

if you’re wondering who this charity is supporting like I was, they, apparently, haven’t decided yet. but here’s their short list of nominees:

• Privacy International
• EPIC
• Human Rights Foundation
• Access Now
• Fight for the Future
• Tor Project
• Women Who Code
• Ranking Digital Rights
• Qubes OS
• GrapheneOS

source

That’s not a kid; it’s a fawn

soon, Russia will fine the sky for hosting “extremist” rainbows

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I haven’t played Firmament yet. I did like Obduction a lot, tho. I’ve played that several times.

I’ll give Quern a try!

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With deer come deer ticks

With deer come deer ticks

With deer come deer ticks

Nope. Narcissism and Self delusion. The most powerful drug of all.

Palestinian death toll in Gaza nears 20,000 with nearly 2m people displaced

“But some guy said Hamas was there!”

oh, great, so it’ll be even harder? fuck you, fire beads!

seriously, though, i’d buy it right now if i could. this game was one of my all-time favorites, and probably my favorite Myst game (i’ve played them all multiple times). But, holy shit, was it hard! possibly the most difficult of them all.

like i said, i’m going off what a guy in the Verizon store said, which is one step above pulling it out of my own ass, as far as data veracity goes.

but, if i were to guess, i’d speculate that it had to do with the disposability of numbers, how often people change providers after losing a number due to not having to pay or switching off of a parent’s plan, things like that. People used to go to great lengths to hold onto old numbers. people don’t really care as much now, even when porting them between carriers is easy.