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23. Juni 2026
+++++++++++++++++ Laptop
Fürs Studium musste ich gestern mit Laptop, Ipad, Ladestecker und Papierblöcken an die Uni. Meine übliche Tasche ist für alles zu klein. Laptop passt gerade so in die normalen Taschen, aber mit den anderen Sachen nicht mehr. Also habe ich noch eine Stofftasche dazu genommen, Flasche, Snacks und Laptop mit einem mulmigen Gefühl drin verstaut.
In die Uni gegangen, Seminarpräsentation vorgestellt, heim mit dem Bus gefahren, ich war mit den Taschen gut beladen und war vorsichtig, damit der Laptop keinen Druck von außen bekommt.
Heute wollte ich meine Seminar-Präsentation meinem Mann zeigen, nehme den Laptop aus der Schutzhülle raus, drücke auf den On-Knopf. Das Passwort Fenster erscheint und das Passwort Feld füllt sich selbständig und dauerhaft von alleine auf.
Auf OK drücken funktioniert nicht, kein Kommando lässt sich eingeben, ich wittere ein größeres Problem und schalte den Laptop hart aus.
Ich fahre den Laptop nochmal hoch, gleiches Schema: das Passwortfeld füllt sich selbständig und dauerhaft von selbst und ich kann mit dem Laptop nichts machen.
Und bin etwas hilflos.
Ich zeige das Problem meinem Mann, der normalerweise schnell eine Lösung findet. Er macht die gleiche Erfahrung wie ich. Wir schaffen es gerade so, mit dem Passwort Auge herauszufinden, dass durchgehend nur “+” Zeichen eingegeben werden.
Wir suchen im Netz nach Erfahrungsberichten auf reddit und youtube “Lenovo Laptop Tastatur Taste eingeklemmt”, wir schauen uns diverse DoItYourself Videos an, der Mann holt einen flachen Schraubenzieher aus dem Keller und etwas mehr Werkzeug (Küchenmesser!).
“+” Tastaturtaste wird vorsichtig mit Luftanhalten herausgenommen. Computer hochfahren, testen: ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++, keine Veränderung. Währenddessen sitze ich im anderen Raum und beschreibe das Problem am anderen Computer für ChatGPT und frage nach potenzielle Lösungen. Interne Tastatur abklemmen, sodass man herausfindet, ob das Problem mechanisch ist, schlägt es vor. Gut, wird gemacht. Mann entfernt sehr aufwendig die Bodenabdeckung des Laptops und schneidet sich dabei in den Finger, sucht aufwändig mit YouTube Anleitung, wo der Stecker für die Tastatur in der Laptop Platine eingebaut ist.
Er findet den Stecker, steckt ihn aus, bootet: Das Passwortfeld füllt sich wieder mit +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Das Problem ist weiterhin da. Ich habe morgen Mittwoch die nächste Präsentation vorzustellen, er sagt: “Du brauchst eine andere Lösung für morgen, ich glaube es ist mehr kaputt”. Ich gehe den gestrigen Tag nochmal im Kopf durch, wann der Laptop vielleicht im Bus oder beim Heimkommen Druck abbekommen hat und ärgere mich, weil ich das so schon im Gefühl hatte, dass das nicht gut war mit der Transportiererei.
Ich setze mich wieder im anderen Zimmer an den Computer und beschreibe den Zwischenstand, der nicht so rosig aussieht, für ChatGPT.
Ich lese seine Anweisungen und ich habe einen leisen und leicht beschämenden Verdacht. Ich gehe wieder ins Wohnzimmer, wo mein Lernschreibtisch steht, und wo sich auch mein Mann und der ausgeschlachtete Laptop befinden.
Ich hebe meinen Lernordner auf, der auf meiner externen Bluetooth-Tastatur liegt.
Wir testen:
Kein +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ mehr.
Der Ordner hat ungünstig auf der Tastatur gelegen und dauerhaft +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ über Bluetooth eingegeben.
Ich kann meine morgige Präsentation wohl doch mit meinem Laptop halten. Nach zwei Stunden Arbeit dauert es nur etwas, bis mein Mann alle Organe und Schrauben an den richtigen Stellen im Laptop wieder eingebaut hat: Danke Mann, danke ChatGPT ………………………………………………………………………. sorry!
(Nathalie Passig)
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Fühl mich wie ein Einzelstück.
Am Anfang geht es noch.
Doch dann merkt man, dass man mit nichts und niemanden kompatibel ist und wird ausgetauscht...
Book Review 34 – Defekt by Nino Cipri
This is the second book of Cipri’s I’ve read, and I enjoyed it significantly more than Finna. Which still isn’t falling in love with it, if I’m being honest, but I’m not at all annoyed I read this one. The overall impression is kind of like watching the kind of rough pilot to an indescribably cheesy by fun adventure serial? Up to you how harsh a discretion that seems.
The story shares a setting with Finna – as in, it’s set literally in the same story, less than a week after. It follows Derek, a special exempt employee of the suspiciously Ikea-like retail megacorp who started a few weeks before, lives in a shipping crate behind the store’s loading dock, and has no memory of ever leaving store property. After he calls in and takes his very first sick day (a coworker saw him basically collapse while assembling furniture and browbeat him into it), his extremely disappointed manager has him come in late to help the outside team with a ‘special inventory’. The outside turns out to be, well, alternate universe versions of him – variations on the same mould, all mass produced in some of the controlled alternate realities the company’s insourced its production and logistics hubs too. The ‘special inventory’ likewise turns out to be a bug hunt, hunting down and killing all the products that have mutated or come alive due to glitches in their production before they have a chance to escape or damage company property.
The plot goes more or less how you’d expect – the alternate Derek’s are a queer and quirky band of likeable misfits (one might even say a found family!), except for their leader who is a monster convinced that if he’s enough of an abusive hardass to the others corporate will see ow valuable he is. The Defekta turn out to be basically benevolent, and Derek turns out to be defective himself, with literal magic empathy and enhanced senses and an involuntary sort of broadcast telekinesis when he’s dealing with strong emotions (which sounds like literal actual hell to me, for the record).In the end the shitty direct supervisor is trapped in an alternate reality, and everyone else unionizes and holds the store hostage until the company caves to their desired reforms Happy ending for everyone!
I’m not sure if it’s intentional or just an artifact of how Cirpri came up with the idea, but the whole ‘taking place literal days after the last book’ thing very much does make it seem like either this one Midwestern store in particular or possibly the company as a whole is like 90% of the way there to spiralling into a complete metaphysical collapse and possible destroying the world. The one scene with Jules at the start of the book also honestly made me like her more than the entire previous book where she was literally the second most important character and on like every other page.
I do think the kind of absurdist corporate horror setting worked better in this book than the prequel, if only because it was a bit more restrained and picked the one aesthetic/setting to actually develop a bit. Having a little bit more edge helped too. Reagan as the polished-until-she’s-glass always upbeat and friendly corporate upper management definitely worked as a more sinister and threatening figure than absolutely anyone in Finna, at least. I do still think the corporate jargon was like 20% too over the top and obvious to really work as satire or horror and just, well, not really funny enough to work as comedy. But that’s probably just a matter of taste
Speaking of funny – I’m not sure whether the megacorp in this is transparently specifically Ikea instead of something more generic (or, like, Wallmart) – Cipri spent some shitty years working at one, maybe. But given literally everything else about the book’s politics, it is kind of surprising how many times the books go back to the ‘look, this thing’s name is a funny-looking foreign word!’ well for humour. Or, well, ‘humour’.
Derek’s whole character arc from enthusiastically brainwashed retail drone to radicalized monster-whisperer was perhaps a bit abrupt, but it worked for me overall. The rest of the inventory team were all pretty much just archtypes with character designs attached, all basically being exactly what you would expect – the only real ‘reveal’ is that Dirk the supervisor isn’t the longsuffering professional leader trying to wrangle the rest of them and get the job done, he’s just an abusive piece of shit the rest of them actively fantasize about murdering – but none of them are, like, offensive.
The themes are, look, they’re really on the nose. There’s no way around it. Derek is so repressed and out of touch with/incapable of expressing his real emotions that his throat splits open and grows a second mouth that starts psychically broadcasting them. There are multiple conversations where people just explain their characters. There’s an interstitial bit of corporate propaganda between chapters about the risks of employees being radicalized by alternate universes into union organizers shortly before the main characters force the company to give them better treatment by sitting down and threatening to hold the store hostage the night before a big product release. And so on.
Still, I honestly enjoyed the read? Very possible my expectations were just lowered enough enough by the first one that I could just take this as it was, honestly, but still. Largely insubstantial popcorn, but not popcorn I regretted spending a few hours on.
Just finished Defekt by Nino Cipri and I’m calling Derek as autistic representation
- feels like an alien and tries his best to mimic others and appear normal
- everyone KNOWS that he’s weird no matter how hard he tries
- overwhelmingly lonely
- likes rules, structures, expectations
- strong sense of justice and empathy