Lady @Lady@cat.family

at some point artists are going to get over their personal reservations and just accept that some people are like this now, including probably members of their principal cast, but we aren't there yet

@Satsuma like it doesn't bother me that college students in DoA never mask because college students are terrible and it isn't really a realistic webcomic but you're trying to tell me Hannelore?? is just fine walking into a stranger's apartment without a mask on??

@Satsuma not all webcomics but QC is adult enough and slice of life enough that i expect people to take common-sense measures to protect each other’s health

at that point where i’m now bothered that the characters in QC aren’t wearing masks

@KitRedgrave a lot of people publish tweets under the name of poetry because there isn't a genre of literature for tweets but i still hold that they are different things

@KitRedgrave shitposts make you 🤔, poems make you 🤯, very different vibes

@Satsuma i mean this is also a good plan but maybe we can compromise

@Satsuma month of november let's do no travel and all fucking

the past few weeks have been way too much travel and quarantine and not nearly enough hot gay fucking for my tastes

« The campus protests of the late 1960s sought in part to dismantle the in loco parentis role that colleges and universities had held in American life. But the past two decades have been shaped by a reversal of that, as institutions have sought to reconstruct this role in response to what students and parents paying enormous sums for their education have seemed to want. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics, during the 2020-21 fiscal year, private four-year colleges spent 40 percent of their budgets on student support services. Over the span of the past 20 years, the dollar amount has more than tripled. »

@djsundog i think decentralization has really strong advantages for content producers (musicians) in terms of agency and control, but it also can throw up barriers for content consumers (listeners) who don't want to have an account for every artist/label, or associated with any of them necessarily. i think it’s right to prioritize artists without compromise. but i’m also always thinking, are there ways we can let listeners have their more-centralized, social spaces of music sharing and discovery without infringing on artist agency?

related question: what about internet radio? 😜

@djsundog i’m interested in your long-term goal of “playlist support”: does this include third-party playlist services?? i’d be very interested in an open-source 8tracks that overlays on top of and links directly to musician storefronts, and i don't think this needs to be the same piece of software necessarily

i have stayed up way too late

« I can not share audio file, because it will be illegal distribution of multimedia data.
But you can easily find such files on the almost any torrent trackers. »

if your beau is feeling raucousy
they might be dealing with

why do i have to be horny on days when we need to have important conversations 😩