Real??

Impulsive Stir-fried bananas, pineapple, potatoes, string beans and beef in tomato sauce with kimchi and rice

Man these people in the comment section are lucky to think that when you simply just ignore someone, the harassment ends.

or sunspots

I'm pretty much forced to use Facebook and Messenger because of school. Some teachers will grade you only if you upload your work and tag them on Facebook, sometimes you have to repost or like videos because your project is a video and there's a group competition based on those metrics. Messenger is the default mode of communication between students and teachers, as well as a way to contact people for your graded surveys.

The ones most important to me are:

tagging features, tagging hotmaps for communities, search by tag, comments from crossposts is combined to the viewer (there's a divider to show which community),

when someone posts from a certain instance like beehaw you get a reminder about their community standards, user flairs

less resources needed to load stuff (great for third-worlders like me), post and comment subscriptions, feeds (something similar to a multireddit)

topic categories (do note that topic ≠ community) like Regional > Asia > Philippines in which each topic category shows all posts made by communities in the category. For example if you are in Topic: Regional you get posts from all regional communities, in Topic: Asia you get posts from all communities based on Asia.

There's being neurodivergent too. My mom said I was a hothead when I was a young kid. I have ADHD btw.

To be fair, that green circle is really big

I honestly wish I didn't have to rely on apps made by corpos just to stay updated in school. And I would probably need to use Google and Windows products once I start work. Ugh

I think you might be a little lost. The school and museum I was talking about are in the Philippines and the teachers are locals. Though this whole worship of English started with American colonialism...

Period dramas set in France. On one hand there's the glitter and social schemes, on the other, justice and revolution.

But it isn't about your keyboard; it's theirs.