

😂 going to hell for laughing at this


😂 going to hell for laughing at this
Hmm?
What does that even mean in this context, “latent”?
You mean “unexplored”? If I’m a “latent” homosexual, it just means I’m homosexual, no? So if by “go” you mean “be true to myself”, then fine, I guess?
But if I’m bi, or straight, I can’t just turn off my attraction to the opposite sex to “go gay”.
Please correct me if I’m wrong, non-straight, non-gay people! Is it possible to just flip your attractions off? Sincerely, cis straight male who’s earnestly trying to be as woke as possible and educate myself to be accurate and inclusive.
Gotcha, I was tagging along on top of your jokey joke.
Chicken and egg sitch going on here I feel.


Same in Swedish. Not all, but a lot.


Same in Swedish.
I’ve had this discussion over at politicalmemes as well where they literally just post screenshots of social media posts and news headlines.
A meme is just an idea being shared!!! 😭
Well, it’s not what I expect when I see “memes” in the community name, I guess.


It’s gone to a 4 week cadence, now down to a 2-week cadence.
Probably just the breasts, but not inherently, just sociologically. 🤷♂️
Right, that’s exactly my point. Nobody is going to steal this knowledge from me, or my right to use it. Screw these AI companies.
No commercial, hosted AI at least. 😅
Ah, I’ll look into don’t that with Niri. I know I’ve already done some options there so I’ll check if it’s available there. Thank you. The compose key is so much better.
Absolutely infuriating.
Ah, that is nice! I don’t use it but that’s an excellent feature.
I guess the only way we can authenticate ourselves as humans these days is to boldly proclaim “free Palestine”. No AI will ever type those words in succession.
Does the compose key work with Wayland? I haven’t found a way.
I just use Ctrl+Shift+u, followed by the code point. 🤷♂️
Here, have an em dash, on me. I’ll take the fall: —
You know what, I’ve started using em dashes more since the advent of “AI”, in protest. I even learned how to type it out on desktop using its Unicode number, 2014. En dash is 2013, on a related note. Pretty useful IMO.
Surely not