Bobby Brown @bobbyd0g@hellsite.net

@janusfox EatShitAsshole!1'@"

I have this one account with a bank that requires specific characters that others don't, forbids characters that others require, and rejects any of your ten last used passwords.

I have logged in properly to this account exactly once, four years ago when I created it. Never again

If you're building a web system and your password complexity requirements forbid users from reusing any of their ten last used passwords, especially if reqs also mismatch with prevailing practices, understand that you are condemning every single user who doesn't use a password manager to "Forgot Password" on EVERY LOGIN until the end of time. I'm not creating a new mnemonic for that piece of shit, and so I'm probably not paying the bills timely either when the reset facility interrupts me!

@saddestrobots Zofran may not be THE answer, but it's AN answer… Funny how doctors are so negatively ethical and that commitment often just vanishes before a challenge. And yeah that last one kills me because the sativa is the reason I eat every day. at least twice! i ❤️ 🌲

@saddestrobots I feel like this is a common thread -- a failure for doctors to recognize the cumulative effects of things they economically overlook could add up to fatal risks. Any one factor could reduce a person's ability to tolerate and attend to the others that can fall like dominoes. Dietary considerations can be some of the most insidious. I discovered my rock-bottom weight in 2019 when my appetite vanished; a leaf in the wind could have pushed me over

My answer is yes and yes; as someone with a lifetime of GI maladies, I've come to know the meaning of years of torture in silence unaided by flippant or clueless doctors. In fact, it's possible the only reason I'm alive today is that some regular people demanded the science and practice finally advance on the 1980s lipid model that gave us all fat-free diets and type 2 diabetes. I've been through many things like this and I get the feeling it's more common than most would expect.

Do you have a disenfranchised medical struggle -- a real, long-term problem that seriously affects your quality of life but nobody would ever talk about in public? Has its disenfranchisement affected the quality of healthcare available to you?

Color me terribly ungrateful that my home state of New Jersey, with tight restrictions, high taxes, no small competition, and absolutely no home grow provisions, has legalized cannabis **only for rich people**.

Plus, I can't figure out wtf I'm paying up to $60/3.5oz for if the dispensary can't keep sativas in stock. Just piles of DOZENS of indicas and hybrids, and MAYBE one or two sativas. GTFO

A growing, now media-adopted neoliberal, ethnonationalist conception of progressive identity politics threatens those prospects today, and I see it gripping many leftists otherwise committed to real systems change. I wish I could articulate this better, but every application is fraught and I'm trying to focus on a pattern here. We have some self-critique to do as a left movement of our ability to place ourselves within it, and among others, and learning what it really means to include everyone.

Reject competitive, nationalist projects in all their forms. Enterprise instead to build on solidarity. There is no negotiation that will ever yield egalitarian results like collaboration, between people of common interests and sane priorities. This pattern itself must compete with nationalism, but it will win, because solidarity for socialists is not simply a commitment to material bonds. It is transcendant of nations without any loss of their full content or character. A synthesis.

@conte It reads like a shitpost fr