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delphi my favorite anxious goober

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"Hellen Keller is not real" is a right wing propaganda. It's literally something that was pushed by eugenistic tiktokers two years ago at least because they don't believe disabled people like Hellen Keller can do anything for themselves.

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‘Free Luigi’ billboard has gone up in lower Manhattan the evening before his next court appearance.

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sick post i just found online. sorry i couldnt find the source

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i fucking love kaiser granvorka

i fucking love kaiser

kaiser

reblog if you alsso fucking love kaiser granvorka

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A reminder to the "the American government wouldn't..." crowd. They have. They have made their own internment camps before. They have rounded up innocent citizens and immigrants before. The victims of which are still alive to this day and trying to share their stories with the world, they have been trying to warn us for a long time. George Takei (as seen above) is a famous example of this. He has written about his experiences time and time again, even publishing a book talking about his time in these camps. He may be famous now, but at the time he was just another kid forced from his home. To this day he still firmly dedicates himself to trying to educate and inform people, trying to spread awareness with his platform. The American Government can and will do terrible things. Do not let anyone convince you otherwise.

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Lesbian flag Seychellized.

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Just broke a Minor Bone in my Foot while kicking a tree... Heh. Didn't even cry... guess you could say Duel Training is paying off.

Scared yet?

Every day I eat a whole raw onion one bite at a time I love the crunch live for the crunch I've never shed one single tear no matter how spicy it makes my eyeballs feel are YOU sacred yet???????

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not putting finessa on the f/f ships post bc finral is canonically a man even if im enlightened and know he is a girl

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put three f/f ships you like in the tags. doesnt matter how obscure or embarrassing the media, go for it. and no, your m/m ship doesnt count as women

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mawwow....

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A Masterpost of Some Kind

I wanted to make some type of masterpost of good alternatives to things you use online that are free or just make your life easier.

I've made a few of these posts but I'm trying to just condense it all into one post, I just really want y'all to have an easy time in life.

Firefox Focus

Firefox Focus is a Firefox based browser. Since it's Firefox based, it's very privacy focused, it doesn't save your data, and it blocks ads. It's a great app and I love it. I also recommend this one if you're prone to using piracy sites. Also if you have someone in your life who goes through phone, this is a good one because it doesn't save your data once you exit, there's not even a history function.

The only downsides is that you can only open one tab at a time and if your phone refreshes the app, you'll lose all your previous browsing experience so you should keep track of what site you use.

Photopea (website here)

Do you hate Adobe? You should. Not only is Adobe just a bad and expensive software, they're also adding spyware to train AI that'll waste gallons of electricity and water to mass produce garbage.

Krita, Medibang, Gimp, Fire Alpaca (download Krita + Medibang + Gimp + FA)

If you don't want to use Photopea, then I do recommend downloading Krita, Medibang, Gimp, or Fire Alpaca. These are art programs that really get the job done, and they're free. I use them a lot to make edits, memes, icons, and resize screenshots.

I've used Krita and Medibang and they're pretty good. My only complaint is that they can be a bit hard to use sometimes but their websites have extensive tutorials that go over what you need and they're pretty popular so there's enough YouTube tutorials that should work too.

Krita also has a free animation software built into it too so if you're interested in dipping your toes into animation with breaking the bank, try Krita.

As a note, I haven't used Fire Alpaca and Gimp yet so I won't comment on those but from I've heard from others, it's really good.

Desmos (website here)

Desmos is great, it's a website that lets you use the same functions as a regular graphing calculator. Graphing calculators can be a bit expensive for some people and if you're looking for one, Desmos is great. It's free to use and you don't need to an account to use it. If you're allowed to use laptops while doing your work, check it out before buying a graphing calculator.

uBlock Origin + Firefox (download here and here)

I'm combining these two because I really can't separate them. You should always take care of your data privacy, now more than ever with all this data scraping AI trainers are doing, so Firefox and uBlock are a great combination for your browsing experience.

Firefox is good because it's the best non-Chromium based browser and it's a privacy focused based browser. Your privacy is very important and I really want to exaggerate that point if you're in the US right now. If you haven't been following the news, being trans, queer, ND, disabled, and more minorities are being targeted as criminals more than usual now so if you want to keep this information to yourself, online privacy is pretty important. Also, Elon has been trying to get access to the IRS's data as seeing as how our president likes him, Elon could potentially keep more and more data.

(side note to this, I do recommend deleting your period tracking app if you have one. Now that RvW has been overturned, if you have an abnormal cycle and your data is sold, this could be used as "evidence" that you had an abortion. You might say "this is bullshit" and let me tell you that you're preaching to the choir.)

uBlock is also good because 1) you are not immune to capitalist propaganda (trust me, you are not built different) and 2) we're at a point where even the FBI literally suggests that you should use an adblocker so you really should. At this point, most ads are spyware and there's been many times when webpages I've used just crash because of the amount of ads on the page.

Also, I've used uBlock for about 5 years now and it's blocked about 2 million ads for me. I don't care what anyone has to say, there is literally no justification on why I should even see 2 million ads in a 5 year period.

Multi-Account Containers (find it here)

One of the reasons why it took me so long to move to Firefox is because I couldn't use multiple accounts at the same time like Chrome so if that's also stopping you, this add-on is for you. You can set up several different account containers to use at the same time

Just so you can see it, each of these tabs have a different color marking it, each of them have their own browsing experience, and there's even more containers you can make.

Return YouTube Dislikes (website here)

Like the extension name suggests, Return YouTube Dislikes is an extension that lets you see the dislike counter on videos. It's really helpful and it's just nice to see them again. Sometimes the extension doesn't work but I say that happens once every 50 videos I watch so it's not a huge issues and even then, I just usually have to refresh the page and it works.

Tubi.tv (website here)

I am yet again propping up Tubi because not only is Tubi a completely free streaming service, it's a streaming service you can use without even making an account to access it. They have a lot of titles and currently have Dirty Dancing, The Sanlot, Blue Beetle, The Phantom of the Opera, Training Day, and more. You just have to go to their website and check out what they have. Like other sites though, this one does have ads but considering what it's offering, it's a pretty good deal.

I also recommend checking out YouTube too. YouTube can be pretty hit or miss but it's important to keep in mind that some movies are available for free (with ads) in case you might want to use one.

Bonus

I'm going to end this the way I do all my other posts about this but your public library is also a good place to check out for damn near anything.

Never forget about your public libraries. I prop up libraries a lot but that's because they're fantastic. They're so much more than a place where you can rent free books.

You can also rent cooking utensils, prom dresses or suits, movies, audio books, video games, telescopes, graphing calculators, air fryers, language/citizenship classes, museum passes, free tax filing assistance, even streaming services. I can keep going but please look up things you can do in your public library can do because it's all free, no strings attached and you should take advantage of all of it, especially now that we're living in a capitalistic hellscape, your tax dollars go to it anyway.

Also for any teenagers or young adults who are interested in doing something, the library may have free events for those who are interested. I was talking to one of my siblings recently and they mentioned that at a library near them held event that kids were able to go the library at night make waffles and watch a movie in their pajamas. Remember, this is FOR FREE.

If you ever need to know where to start looking, just search "[your location] public library" and check out their website to see if there's something there you might like. Getting a library card only takes a few minutes, it only took me about five minutes to get mine. If you don't know how to get get one, just search "[your location] library card" and it should be the first result. Please. Your tax dollars are funding this. Make the best of your life.