i love how well your wallpaper is lined up between monitors <3

umm i hear that snake oil is hot rn, maybe try some of that~

fucking hell you can tell this person has never had sex, who the hell wants to have hair in their mouth when giving a blowjob?

cute af, love it <3

snaps are similar to flatpaks, little containers that hold apps that can be sandboxed for security, reproducibility, and convenience. cannonical decided to push their own snaps over flatpak, a widly accepted standard. the big problem with snaps is the store where you get them is proprietary, and they will sneakily install snaps instead of standard packages when you try to install programs you didn’t realize we’re even snaps.

is it just me or does “ethical non monogamy” just sound like we’re trying to appeal to the straights? like saying “nooo trust us we’re not the bad gays we’re not cheaters”. like it’s any of their business what I do in my relationships.

you still need to send me you config

cute pic, I think the darkness makes it more mysterious anyways

also nice thinkpad~

but gay sex is the best kind of sex

ohhh, a pretty outfit for a pretty girl~

do you live in a classroom?

also nice setup btw~

mavity

for web uis, tesseract and photon are my favs

who needs a case anyways :3

censoring bigotry should be an easy choice imo

there are no official numbers. but women’s stuff community never reached about 800 members before migration. I’m not saying that every woman is subscribed to that comm, but if it’s any indicator, women are a minority on lemmy. if we look at other communities, the two biggest communities that indicate they are for gendered groups are women’s autism, and men’s liberation. while they both have around the same subscriber count, the men’s liberation comm has twice as many posts and frequently more comments. as for other comms that have some sort of gender distinction, for women never go about 800, whereas men’s ones can each as high as 2.5k users. based off these figures, and my own experiences on lemmy as a woman, I conclude that women are a minority, or seriously unrepresented if they are more present than it appears.

it’s often just that they pull you over and make a judgement in the moment whether you’re worth their respect or not.

the majority of lemmy users are male <3

its their community, they can run it how they please, if it rubs you the wrong way you can feel free to make a competing space instead of simply complaining about it, but i think most will find its harder to moderate than they think, so i say having a hard stance on moderation to ensure quality for a minority is perfectly acceptable imo.

recent comment made me revisit this post, thick indeed :3