xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@Indigo His husband/boyfriend even appeared in a Thanksgiving episode.

@Indigo The teacher was implied to be gay and was outright confirmed by the creator.

Okay, after thinking about it, the message could be interpreted that it is okay embrace both masculine and feminine traits. The "non-binary" character in question is part of a species that chooses what gender they are at 13. And it's just about the kids placing bets on what gender it will choose, and in the end it decided not to tell them what gender it choose because it got annoyed. It is an alien, so anything goes, but of course in $CURRENT_YEAR it would be interpreted as being about non-binary acceptance.

And yes, I'm well aware that Mr. Enter is one of the most hated cartoon reviewers on YouTube if not THE most hated. I just gained a little bit more respect for him in the past couple of years because he did make some videos criticizing wokeness in media.

>vaguely remember some cartoon from the early 2000s about some teenage alien
>find out they had a fucking episode about non-binary gender

HOLY FUCK!!! I know that there were some kid shows back then that tried to sneak in LGBT themes like Hey Arnold, but it seems like western animation was trying to push this shit longer than we realized.

https://invidious.poast.org/watch?v=SfJrdZtIAPY

@RustyCrab @Moon At least PHP has it built-in.

@GrungeQueef @ArdainianRight @hachi I'm placing my bets that it's actually Jeff Cliff because both get triggered by natalism.

@KryptoBlok I would recommend Devuan. It's a Debian-based distro without SystemD.

https://www.devuan.org/

@ArdainianRight @hachi I don't know why he made my hand preference a social justice issue.

@PhenomX6 I was aware of the existence of GNU Social but I never used it because I wasn't (actively) using social media at the time. When I first heard of Mastodon, I assumed it was some GS fork or just some implementation of the protocol that was better than GS because a lot of FOSS people like Bryan Lunduke were shilling it. Though I wasn't aware of the whole Fediblock culture until I learned about the Gab drama in 2019.

I never would've thought that a decentralized social network would ever appeal to SJW far-leftists, but Mastodon proved me wrong.

@PhenomX6 I find it hard to believe that instance blocking wasn't a thing before Mastodon because instance blocking does make sense in rare circumstances, like if the instance is just used for mass spamming or hosting CP. But I guess in those cases you could also just block them on a network/firewall level. Though I think the problem was that instance blocking was the most advertised feature on Mastodon and later became known as "Twitter without the Nazis". I wonder how the Fediverse would've turned out without Mastodon bringing in this culture.