Works well now 👍

I got them from a webshop in my country, because I couldn't be bothered to wait a long time to get them custom made. It's risky though because you won't know the quality if you don't buy from a reputable seller.

Check out this site for info: https://www.wearlatex.com/latex-guide/

Thank you!

When I made my account many years ago I got some messages from old dudes that wanted to get to know me, which put me off using fetlife for many years. I've only recently started using it again now that I am more mature and I know how to set boundaries. Since I've used it so little, I don't know if I can give advice about it.

You could make an account and see if it is something for you.

Nope, these are completely closed. I don't really mind the lubed up feel and the squelching, though it might be a different story if I wore them longer. I tried wearing them to sleep last night, but the feet are a bit too small so it was too uncomfortable to be able to sleep.

Maybe stockings are just a specific type of sock? Same as knee high socks.

Thanks :)

I don't do typesetting (for tv video) anymore, it's just too much work.

It's really heartwarming seeing all these great people and comments in the blahaj community.

I think I tried that, but it was nowhere near vino-server. With vino-server I could set the colorspace so low that it looked kinda bad, but the latency from home to work was unmatched. In all the other applications I tried I couldn't set the colorspace that low (it crashed or wouldn't start), which also meant that the latency was always too high to comfortably work from home with.

True. I already purchased latex thigh highs and a latex dress, but I don't think there's a community on lemmy to post such pics on, which is a shame. Maybe c/femboy? Though I'm not a femboy.. Will probably post the pics on reddit with the same username.

Thank you! Your photo also looked very cute!

The left 2 displays are hooked up to my desktop (specs on middle display), and the laptop is standalone.

I control both using 1 keyboard and mouse, using Symless's Synergy program (version 1). There is zero latency, as I have both connected to a network switch below my desk.