“the assumption that what currently exists must necessarily exist is the acid that corrodes all visionary thinking.”
― murray bookchin

spatial orientation: living on anishinaabe land (“u.s.”)
time orientation: originate in the later 20th century (gen-x, but feel more x-enniel)
gender orientation: they|she pronouns apply. still figuring out labels.
sexual orientation: strong preference for femme folks (taken c. 2001 c.e.)

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  • yeah, like i said i’m a layperson when it comes to tech. i kinda thought that degoogling was some sort of faustian deal where i had to buy the hardware to get away from the software. sounds like that’s not the case. i’d love to have a phone i could repair and not give google any more cash.

    edit: additional question… is calyx pretty easy to set up on it?




  • imo the best thing that modern trek has going for it is the fact that it’s continued in the spirit of the original and sought to represent people otherwise largely ignored on the mainstream cultural landscape. berman-era trek actors would have supported lgbt+ story lines except it had a berman-shaped problem: berman. one of the reasons ds9 is so beloved is because it found creative ways to get around this. i fear with the takeover of skydance this may be wittled away and we’ll be left with nothing but shitty action-adventure copraganda à la paramount but put it in space.