Whole-known-network
bad things can become a good story for later
@cell@pl.ebin.zone I don't :sadglasses:
@cell@pl.ebin.zone "bad thing happened, this is how I can or have grown from it"
I used to mope a lot about my childhood, but I truly believe it made me much, much smarter than I would have ever been otherwise...
if it's just an annoying bad thing that you really can't take anything from, I just try and be happy about the fact that it will end eventually lol
@lain@lain.com finally my TL is giving me something I like
@cell@pl.ebin.zone you seem like a "omg hi" a lot of the time to me heheh
<p><span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://mastodon.social/@whitequark" class="u-url mention">@<span>whitequark</span></a></span> There is this really vexing thing where, in the heyday of xmpp (and back when the thought that 'productifying'/'startupifying' a thing would ensure income+project longevity+wider usefulness to humanity - like 'we can get rich developing the thing we love via private property relations and business ontology!' was seen as obviously true among 'programmer society') so many pretty cool looking xmpp based IM systems were developed and 'productified' and are now gone or effectively gone.</p>
@cell@pl.ebin.zone by having some tea
bad things happen, sometimes to you.
how do you accept this?
Femboy in a wet T-shirt
