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I'm starting to feel like some of you guys don't actually have that good a grasp of what a data center is or what it does

"We need to get rid of data centers" says the tumblr user who has a career doing gig work via cloud apps

TMEs think "inclusive misogyny" against trans women is funny because they don't think trans women are women who experience systemic misogyny

isn't it so crazy how tmes love ""trans inclusive misogyny"" and see it as something hilarious and gender affirming but suddenly when it's trans inclusive ""misandry"" it's not funny at all

i have for a while been using stepping on somebody's toes as a metaphor for misgendering. and i genuinely think that it's kind of a good one.

if you give a grovelling begging apology after accidentally stepping on somebody's toes one time you're going to make the whole thing awkward, but not giving a quick "sorry" before moving on is still kind of rude.

why do so many freaks go right to “there should be exams or tests before you have kids” when the real solution is better social services, robust infant and child development education that is accessible both financially and schedule/distance accommodating, and resources throughout any stage of a child’s life. genuine question like did you think about any social development before going straight to eugenics

steven universe: *looks at viewer* swear that you will hate all cis. swear to die by murdering a cis with your body. do this for steven

I wish it were more common to have "bilingual" stories. By that i mean stories where it's important that 2 or more languages are spoken throughout. There isn't any translation, there's just multiple languages spoken by the characters. I understand why this is seldom done considering how heavily limiting it is to the number of people who can actually read or watch it. But idk I think the world would be better off with some stories like that.

Kind of a kids book tbh but The Grief Keeper expects the reader to have at least a cursory ability to interpret Spanish text. It’s not particularly complex and is mostly one sentence at a time but the content is usually (iirc) not explained in eng​lish.

To clarify my comment on misogynistic trans men, I do not think trans men are “more misogynistic than the general public” nor to I think trans masculine identity is rooted in misogyny, as TERFs like to insinuate. I have been a member of the trans community since I was 14, I lived through the anti-SJW era. There are some (not all, not most) trans men who pivot sharply to misogyny because we live in a patriarchal society that tells men that they are inherently better than women and they must continue to oppress women. It is something they do because many men loudly insist chauvinism is a component of male identity. Like I said, trans men are men, there is a feedback loop, misogyny is not an inherent feature.

And also, I address my fellow trans men more often because I know I have a large trans masculine following and like I said, I think it is important for men to push back against the misogynistic rhetoric spread by other men (especially online in today’s digital age) and try to stop this feedback loop.

the first movie was deff better this one feels rlly all over the place well more than the first one atleast

In total fairness to the movie (which is unnecessary) the second act of wicked is known to be materially less good than the first half even in the stage production so like. When you think abt it they’re kinda just bringing Stephen Schwartz’ vision to life.

today is the last saturday of 2012. reblog now or go @#!*% yourself because you won't get this chance ever again.