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" @kirakira@furry.engineer "turbo queer" @kasdeya@cryptid.cafe
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Foxes Every Hour
toomanyfoxes@icy.arcticfluff.eu
Via flickr https://flic.kr/p/1112kA6Bh5 (Otwarte Klatki)
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yuribot@woem.spaceCharacters: asakura toru, higuchi madoka
Media: idolmaster, idolmaster shiny colors
Danbooru link: https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/6835099
Source: https://twitter.com/tsukimirom/status/1719728630631477306
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kasdeyathe bar for being a movie that I like is literally on the floor:
- don’t cause lingering psychological harm when I watch it
- have at least one (1) thing that I think is cool or stylish or clever in some way
and yet…
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Yuri Posting
yuriposting@sakurajima.moeArtist: kitcorin
Media: umamusume
Source: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:f75yeju7ok5j7zpwcw7tqcde/post/3lvjjdw4qe22d
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Rayne, the Chaotically Kind Trash Thief
salad_bar_breath@todon.nlY'all...
Fox girlfriend insisted that I refer to myself in the third person and as "princess". So, I tried it on.
Everytime I do it, she does the CUTEST giggle I think I might have ever heard.
So I guess my pronouns are princess/princess's now 🤷♀️👸
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eli (ˈe̝ːli), vampire kitsune
rowani hate infinite scrolling. it has all the problems of pagination, but also extra ones like it’s fucking impossible to find what im looking for if its more than a month old
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salad_bar_breath@todon.nlMy girlfriends are sitting on the chair and chase, and I am finishing up what I need to do with the casserole before putting it in the oven.
T: Rayne, didn't you say you were going to get a shower?
Me: Yes. But I also said that I needed some guidance in getting a shower. You know, someone to lead me in there, make sure I get the shower started, hop in there if needed. You know, motivation.
R: If you don't get in the shower, we're gonna call it a "hot dish".
Me: *stomps angrily toward the shower* Not fair, grrr, fuck Minnesota
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kasdeyawe need to bring back utopian fiction because most people in 2025 genuinely can’t imagine what a better world would look like
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kasdeyahey if any Fedi beings know about Windows #ReverseEngineering I’d love some advice or help!
I’m trying to figure out how the anti-save-scumming system for a game called Teleglitch works. here’s what I’ve figured out so far:
- when you make a save, the game also secretly hides information about the save somewhere (the information seems to only consist of “the next save that the user loads should be for level XYZ” or “there should be no savefile. if there’s a savefile, it’s invalid”. all other edits to the savefile are accepted by the game as correct - including edits that instantly freeze the game)
- when you try to load the save, the game compares the secret information with the information in the savefile. if the information doesn’t match, the savefile is considered invalid and the game refuses to load it
- the savefile is stored in a Steam Cloud directory called
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\«some numbers»\«more numbers»\remote - the secret information is definitely not stored in this directory (I made the whole thing into a git repo and used that to “rewind time” to make 100% sure)
- the secret information is also not stored in the game’s directory (
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\TeleglitchDME) (same thing - I made it into a git repo) - I’ve checked every registry operation and every file I/O operation using Process Monitor but I’m 90% sure that Process Monitor is missing certain important things that Teleglitch is doing - maybe because it’s delegating tasks to {another process / a subprocess}? but Process Monitor can’t even see Teleglitch write to the Steam Cloud save directory mentioned above
- I tried looking through the executable in Ghidra and the savefile code is definitely in there somewhere, and I’ve been able to kinda make sense of some of it, but I’m not very good with disassembly / decompilation. I’d love some help with this if anyone is interested. it looks like it was probably written in C++ and I’ve found some very good places in the executable to start looking for savefile behavior but I’m baffled by a lot of what I’m seeing - I think a lot of it was automatically added by the C++ compiler
anyway I would love some advice on what to try next. I’ve tried to summarize just the most important parts of what I know about Teleglitch’s behavior, but I can explain more if anyone is interested!
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salad_bar_breath@todon.nl*Another hypothetical conversation where I go back in time and talk to my much younger, pre transition self, because thats a fun way to present happenings in my life*
Me: So, you're going to date the hottest girl on the whole east coast
Young me: 🤩
Me: ...and she's going to be super into you, a great cuddler, really cute, and kinda literally foxy.
Young Me: 🥹😻
Me: ...and you're both going to yearn for you to throw her in the trunk and kidnap her
Young me: 😰
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aronia@tech.lgbtmy body is a machine that turns
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eli (ˈe̝ːli), vampire kitsune
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one of the more frustrating aspects of supremacy is that when explained in isolation, practically all individuals will see why supremacy of any kind is unethical but there is cognitive dissonance when confronted with how it manifests in everyday life. as an example, most white people will agree that white supremacy is wrong but will have a 2 hour ted talk about why their behaviors don’t make them racist despite their actions being textbook racism. i’m going to deliberately ignore the ones who have willfully identified with a supremacist ideology because they need a type of help that i can’t offer.
the same applies to homophobia, transphobia, nationalism, and just about every other flavor of supremacy which is commonly discussed. i want to believe this is because everyone wants to be a “good person” but whatever values underpin their ethical understanding (plus how they define their in-group) prevent them from being able to accept their behaviors which align with supremacy. as an aside, i hate the “good person / bad person” framing of supremacy and toxic behaviors. none of us want to be hateful but we perform hate regularly because it’s invisible to us – identifying those behaviors require us to separate action from intent. it’s much easier to correct behavior when it’s not attached to your (for lack of a better word) personhood.
to anyone who has done any amount of reading on fascism or supremacy, none of this is news. many of us are familiar with fascist tactics like dehumanization in order to exclude certain groups from the common in-group so that they can be routinely exterminated without much resistance, even from the “good ones.” however, one thing i’ve noticed which doesn’t get talked about as much is that most of us hold some type of supremacist belief (and more commonly, many types). i don’t think many would protest to the extermination of all mosquitoes, for example. most of us don’t view mosquitoes as having intrinsic value and the moment their existence causes any inconvenience to human life (which does have intrinsic value) it’s time for them to go. we don’t hate mosquitoes, they’re completely fine when they’re not a personal inconvenience! i certainly haven’t identified with a movement about the extermination of mosquitoes or any other insect.
this isn’t a post about fighting for the right to exist for mosquitoes (well, mostly), but i think it’s important to recognize that the mechanisms for supremacy are deeply baked into our experiences. if we can relate a person, for example, to the same (lack of) intrinsic value of something like a mosquito, the implications are clear. common forms of supremacy i see which are often unquestioned by average people are anthropocentrism and ageism. it’s not hard to explain why depriving children of autonomy is a bad thing, but make sure you’re ready to hear a battery of reasons why that’s exactly what we should do “for their own good.” equally fascinating to me are the justifications of pet ownership (as distinct from conservation efforts): “i love my pet so much, that’s why i made sure to get a designer breed which is prone to significant quality of life and health issues, dont prioritize their accessibility to healthcare, and only fulfill their social needs when its convenient for me.”
minorities tend to be more sensitive to these things because we’re often otherized, moreso when at the intersection of multiple minority identities. they’re forced to acknowledge these things early in life which (i believe) make them less prone to this type of thinking. obviously this is not a universal truth: there are many severely oppressed minorities which hold abhorrent beliefs. i just find that privileged folk tend to have less impetus to introspect about these things.
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toomanyfoxes@icy.arcticfluff.euVia flickr https://flic.kr/p/1112nfNmuP (MTSOfan)
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