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[zuzypiia]

hey so just to combat the narrative tommy's trying to so pathetically push about how "i made the dream smp famous and because of that i made dream famous", my cousins from rural indonesia and their friends knew dream from his viral manhunts and speedruns, and one from the technoblade duel. but when i brought up "tommyinnit" no one knew who he is 😁

[telesilla]

Not gonna go out on this limb on a 25k post, but maybe it’s okay that kids today don’t know as much about using an actual computer as we do/did? Is it useful knowledge? Of course it is. So is using a sewing machine or being able to rebuild your VW with a copy of that one book every VW driver used to have. That’s not the right question—most practical knowledge is useful after all. The question should be “is it relevant to the way people live right now.” “How to Keep Your VW Alive” is a timeless fucking classic; my ex and I kept our copy long after he sold his VW. But I’m not buying a copy now because it won’t exactly help me keep my VW ID4 on the road.

And it’s funny, because I tend to read along with those posts and nod my head, because back in my day we HAD to know all that computer stuff. And then for some reason today, I remembered a conversation my mom and I had with my grandma in the mid 70s when I was a teenager. Grandma made my mom’s wedding dress. She worked at a department store doing alterations on foundation wear, which if you look at 1950s foundation wear, you’ll realize was both necessary and difficult. So she was shocked when I said most of my friends didn’t know their way around a sewing machine. “But how do you make sure your clothes fit?!” Well, Grandma, people don’t wear heavy foundation wear any more and clothes don’t need to be as tailored as they did back in the day—it’s 1975 and the only alterations I need to do is hemming my flares so they just touch the floor when I’m wearing platforms.

Now you can back up and look at the broader picture, the one that says, but your car should be repairable by you as long as you have clear instructions, and you should be able to alter your clothes or make your own, and yes, you should know how to organize the files on the desktop of your laptop. But the fact that for the most part it’s become easier and easier to just not do those things (if they can be done at all) isn’t exactly the fault of Kids Today. And it’s certainly not meeting them where they are or even trying to understand why they feel they don’t need that knowledge if, instead of looking at why they don’t have it and maybe even don’t need it, you just decry their lack of the Deep Wisdom.

[agentnatesewell]

This is my favorite moment of the holiday magic N route - speaking of their future and fears set aside. Together, having a home

[flipit-turnways]

the spaces between my fingers are right where yours fit perfectly!

[vimbry-moved]

I've used tumblr since 2011. I deactivated my first account a few months after joining, because I reblogged one of those fearmongering "omg staff are deleting inactive blogs share this so you don't get deleted!!!1" posts and a mutual reblogged it from me laughing about what an obvious bait it was. so I got embarrassed and deleted, immediately remade as keatulie, and pretended like nothing happened lol. then I used that from 2012-2019, had a couple other handles, before settling on this one.

for some reason, I totally ended up memoryholeing what that first account's name was. I was so used to being keatulie I could absolutely not think of what I'd first signed up with.

scrolling through one of the blogs that got me to join in the first place for old time's sake tonight, I happen to come across this ask, and get a very familiar memory of sending it.

vimeny. my damn name all this time was vimeny. it's literally the root of the url I have now.

[graysongraysoff]

Idk sometimes I feel like online fandom has normalized certain shit to such a degree that I'm like Am I The Baddies?????

Like I'm allowed to feel grossed out by things still right?? I'm allowed to be kind of annoyed that I can no longer enjoy a certain platonic relationship because I've seen up close and personal how much of the fandom wants them to have fucked up dubiously consensual (at best) sex??? And like a Tumblr bitch fumbling while plugging in their phone I just literally can't think about these two characters anymore without thinking about That and it's kind of ruined now??? Can I be upset about that or am I yucking what seems to be everyone else's yum

[campbyler]

hi! i just read your post about struggling with the manual car (which is completely reasonable lol)

i happen to be a person who can indeed drive a manual! (my dad is still teaching me so i am no expert but i have driven our car many times and watched my dad drive it since i was wayyy younger)

and you can completely ignore this ask but here's what i have learnt in my time driving!

a manual has three pedals: clutch, break, accelerate, in that order from left to right (where i am from, atleast)

there are six gears, 1 through 5 and reverse.

clutch breaks the engine from the wheelers so you can shift gears and stop the car without damaging the system and the other two are obviously, to stop the car and accelerate the car

to start, you need to turn the key while PRESSING CLUTCH and NEUTRAL GEAR so the car doesn't run off lmao

then you shift the gear to 1 and VERY SLOWLY release the clutch. if you do it too fast, the engine will turn off and you gotta start over (i struggled with this a lot lol)

the car will start out at a very slow speed and you can try driving and stopping the car

to stop, start pressing the clutch and SLOWLY pressing on the breaks. make sure that by the time the car has stopped, the clutch is floored. you can also floor the clutch then slowly apply breaks

when you have the hang of it, you can try gearing up and down

to gear up, maintain a speed of (gear number + 1) times 10 kmh. so to gear up from first to second you need a speed of 20 kmh

to shift gear, floor the clutch and use the stick to change gear and IMMEDIATELY release clutch, no need to release slowly here like you had to while starting up. same to gear down

and voíla! you now know how to, in theory, drive a manual! tada!

also, for the fic, just keep in mind that the speed of the car when someone else is driving and when you are driving is COMPLETELY different

my dad could easily drive in 4th gear where he takes me to train and i would feel nothing, but for me, 2nd gear is still pretty fast when i'm driving!

these are the basics of driving but the driving STYLE can vary vastly.

hope this helps ily!!

anon this was genuinely so helpful i am kissing you on the mouth

[atracaelum]

This is just kvetching into the void but I periodically see posts on this here internet and website essentially trying to police the terms people use for their own art, ie "you can't call something a doodle if it looks finished (to me)" or "stop doing sketchbook flips that are finished pieces, it's supposed to be doodles and wips in a sketchbook!" and usually there's a reason given about these things setting an unrealistic standard either for other artists, or non-artists, and these irritate the piss out of me every time I fear.

Your 'finished piece' might BE someone's low effort doodle, that's just life sometimes! This is fine! It need not reflect on you!

Similarly, the sketchbook is the medium. Whether it's showcase of completed works or practice sketches is irrelevant. They are showing their sketchbook.

Much of this moaning is indirectly shot at people who are full-time artists, if not professionals, posting online. Are you under the impression their grasp of art terminology is just flat out wrong? Or is it just broader than you would like?

I can't take the fear of unrealistic expectations seriously, sorry. People are very ignorant, yes, but the cure is never a dumbing down of the topic, nor trying in vain to universalize it.

This all kind of wraps into how social media turns people sharing their art into this cut throat arms race, how divorced people become from means of actually learning their craft in that sort of environment, and the, to be blunt, sour grapes that grow from all of this. Sincerely, I just encourage people to worry less about other artists minding their business and focus more on personal growth. Maybe let yourself get inspired! And then we'll both win, because I will see less incessant whining out in the wild!

[here-there-were-dragons]

i have to wonder what super hardcore militant vegans think should be done about obligate carnivore animals, because in all my painfully-rapidly-approaching-30-years i've literally never actually seen anyone give a clear consistent much less halfway feasible answer on that

[miraculouslumination]

If one of the first things - or even ANY of the things - you have to say about someone dying due to the horrible negligence of the US healthcare system is "yeah but they were sketchy/yucky/Bad(TM)/etc." maybe you should shut the fuck up and actually think about how fucked up that is. Your morals are fucked if you hear about someone dying in a way that could have been avoided if America actually cared about its sick citizens and immediately go "Yeah but I didn't like them/they were creepy/they were at the Devil's Sacrament that one time". Get help. Get off the internet. Get off your fucking high horse

[eleganet]

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[glassedplanets]

adventurous things this week

[confidential-couture]

The Circular Economy: Gen Z and Millennials; Approach to Sustainable Fashion

Gen Z and Millennials' Perspective on Sustainable Fashion in the Circular Economy

Have you ever wondered how Gen Z and Millennials transform the fashion industry via their commitment to sustainability and the circular economy, making eco-friendly and high end designer fashion the new standard? Imagine a future where fashion is more than simply looking nice; it's also about doing good for the environment. The Millennial and Generation Z are creating this reality. Finding rare artefacts that no one else has is also exhilarating! These generations are driving a change in the fashion business by embracing a circular economy through pre-loved luxury designer brands that prioritizes sustainability and ethics. Let's examine their impact and how it will affect fashion in the future. 

What is a Circular Economy?

So, what exactly constitutes the circular economy? In contrast to the conventional 'take, make, dispose' approach, the circular economy prioritizes prolonging the life of items. It is a method designed to eliminate waste while making the best use of resources. Consider this: instead of tossing away an old sweater, you find a way to give it new life, whether by repurposing it or recycling the materials.

Why Generation Z and Millennials Care?

Due to their shared values, Patagonia, Reformation, and Everlane have grown in popularity. They grew up in a world where the effects of climate change and environmental degradation are impossible to ignore. For them, sustainability is more than a slogan; it is a way of life. 

Sustainable Consumption Patterns: Thrifting and Secondhand Shopping

Thrifting is no longer deemed uncool. Shopping at thrift stores and online second-hand platforms such as Depop, ThredUp, and Poshmark is now not only popular but also considered a smart and trendy option. By purchasing used items, these astute shoppers lessen the need for new things, reducing waste and conserving resources. Finding rare artefacts that no one else has is also exhilarating!

Upcycling and DIY Fashion

Another popular trend is upcycling, which involves transforming old clothing into something fresh and wonderful. DIY fashion is all about creativity and sustainability, whether upcycling an old pair of jeans into a stylish denim skirt or embellishing a simple blazer with patches and embroidery or simply investing in a discounted handbag. It's a fun way to update your wardrobe without purchasing new clothes, and it's an excellent example of the circular economy in action.

Supporting ethical brands

Gen Z and Millennials are putting their money where their mouth is by promoting brands that value sustainability and ethical practices by adopting pre-owned luxury fashion brands. They are searching for companies that are open about their supply chains and dedicated to fair labour and environmental stewardship. 

Eco-friendly materials.

These generations also value environmentally friendly materials. They choose apparel made of organic cotton, recycled polyester, and new textiles such as Tencel, derived from sustainably generated wood pulp. These materials are more comfortable, long-lasting, and ecologically friendly. Apart from this, investing in a designer handbag is also a fruitful idea. Indians are becoming more well-known for their pre-owned handbag collections, which include pre-owned Gucci handbags. 

Transparency and Accountability

Young consumers want to know where their clothes come from, who made them, and under what conditions. Brands that provide this information and take responsibility for their environmental and social impact are building trust and loyalty among these buyers. It’s about more than just the end product; it’s about the entire process from start to finish.

Social media is a valuable tool in the fight for sustainable fashion. Generation Z and Millennials use social media sites such as Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter to enhance environmental awareness and encourage sustainable fashion choices. Influencers and campaigners are discussing how to shop sustainably, the value of ethical production, and the environmental impact of rapid fashion.

Social Media Influence

Social media has made it easier than ever to create awareness about sustainable fashion. Influencers that promote eco-friendly practices and companies have a large following and can greatly influence customer behaviour. They encourage others to adopt greener choices by showing sustainable attire, thrift store finds, and upcycling projects.

Online Community and Movements

Online communities and movements also have enormous influence. Campaigns such as #SecondHandSeptember and #BuyNothingNew encourage individuals to reconsider their purchasing habits and embrace more sustainable alternatives. 

The Circular Economy: Sustainable Fashion from the Viewpoint of Generation Z and Millennials

 If you've been following the fashion world recently, you've probably seen a huge shift in how people think about their apparel. Now the same goes for the designer and branded handbags as well. The days of disposable fashion and transient fads are over; instead, a new movement is rising, led mostly by Generation Z and Millennials and that is pre-owned luxury handbags. Take for example, The Bottega Venetta clutch price in India has seen a huge shift and millennials are approaching it to get discounted designer handbags. This movement revolves around the circular economy, in which sustainability and longevity are prioritized over constant consumption. But what is the circular economy, and how are younger generations paving the way? Look at how Generation Z and Millennials are transforming the fashion world through their devotion to sustainability. The circular economy emphasizes the design of clothes and handbags that can be reused, repaired, and recycled, reducing environmental impact.

The Role of Generation Z and Millennials

Generation Z and Millennials have grown up in an increasingly environmentally conscious world, and their shopping patterns reflect this. They prefer brands that exhibit a commitment to sustainability, and they are more willing to support businesses that provide information about their manufacturing procedures and materials.

Thrift Shopping and Secondhand Fashion

One of the most notable trends among these generations is the increase in thrift shopping and second-hand clothing. This trend not only lowers the cost of fashion but also extends clothing life cycles, decreasing waste. It's a win-win situation for customers who want to find unique things while also reducing the environmental impact of the fast fashion industry.

The Appeal of Vintage

Vintage clothes have a distinct attraction for Generation Z and Millennials, who see it as a means to express themselves while simultaneously supporting sustainability. Wearing antique clothing is a chance to distinguish yourself in a world filled with mass-produced goods. Furthermore, the quality and craftsmanship of vintage clothes frequently outperform modern fast fashion, making it a more sustainable option in the long run.

Upcycling and DIY Fashion

Upcycling, or creatively repurposing old materials to make new things, is a trendy trend among younger generations. This DIY approach allows people to personalize their clothing while eliminating waste. Upcycling stimulates creativity and sustainability at the same time, whether it's converting old trousers into chic coats or turning discarded materials into unique accessories.

Ethical and sustainable brands.

The need for ethical and environmentally friendly products is also rising thanks to Generation Z and Millennials. Companies like Patagonia, Everlane, and Reformation are gaining popularity due to their dedication to fair labour methods and environmentally sustainable products. These firms are open about their supply chains and work to reduce their environmental effect, which aligns with the ideals of younger consumers.

The Future Of Fashion

So, what does the fashion industry's future look like? If Gen Z and Millennials had their way, sustainability would be the norm rather than the exception. Here are a few ways they are influencing the future of fashion.

Innovation and Technology.

More innovation and technology are expected in pre-owned luxury fashion brands, ranging from biodegradable materials to computerized closets. These generations are technologically adept and open to new ideas, which drives developments in fashion sustainability. For example, firms are producing fabrics that degrade harmlessly after use, decreasing the impact on landfills.

Circular Fashion Business Models

We're also witnessing an increase in circular fashion business models. This includes rental companies like Borrow the Runway, which allows you to borrow high-end apparel for a fraction of the price, as well as resale platforms that make it easy to buy and sell used items. 

Education and Policy Change

Education and policy reform are also important. Young people are campaigning for improved sustainability teaching in schools and universities, as well as legislation that holds businesses accountable for their environmental impact. This could range from stricter waste and emission laws to incentives for sustainable materials.

Thrift Shopping and Secondhand Fashion

One of the most notable trends among these generations is the increase in thrift shopping and second-hand clothing. Thrift shopping benefits the environment by reducing the demand for new apparel production.

Affordability: Thrift stores frequently sell pre-loved luxury designer brands with high-quality things at a fraction of the original price.

Unusual Finds: Finding vintage or one-of-a-kind items that are not sold in traditional retail outlets.

Supporting Charities: Many thrift stores are operated by nonprofit organizations, so your purchase usually benefits a good cause.

Conclusion The pre-owned luxury designer bags industry is flourishing at the same pace. Gen Z and Millennials are at the forefront of this movement, leveraging their purchasing power and influence to force change in the fashion industry. They demonstrate that fashion can be stylish and sustainable by thrifting, upcycling, supporting ethical products, and utilizing social networking. Even in India, millennials are keen on buying preloved handbags including Gucci, Prada and second hand Balenciaga bags. There is a huge popularity for bags online where you can easily buy on its website. Chanel, Bottega Veneta or Burberry bags online are easily accessible. As these generations continue to push for environmental protection and demand transparency and accountability from brands, the future of fashion appears greener and brighter than ever. Movements foster a sense of community and collaborative action, demonstrating that modest improvements may add a significant impact.

[dragonowlie]

honesty accidentally saying off tumblr (and social media in general) for a week has been so chill. it feels like my mental health has improved (even tho i know it has not, actually), so i've decided to under no circumstances at all update my app and force me to experience tumblr in a much healthier way - through designated Computer Time (tm) on my laptop, which in contrast to my pone i do not bring with me at every occasion, lol

[antonblastdeluxe]

We can't exactly rest easy as this has been a long and ongoing situation that's finally undoubtably reached the public eye but at least we all know that we've made a millionaire absolutely miserable on his apparent rich guy vacation