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Sorting my hormones out has given me the trans eternal youth thing back.

I’m 51 years old. No makeup.

Have tech thing

Get error code on tech thing

Google for list of error codes

It's a video

He.

Talks.

Incredibly.

Slowly.

And.

Does.

Not.

Get.

To.

The.

Point.

Scream in ADHD

Seven years

One hundred kilometres

This is why we can’t have nice things

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@babe Just want to say, I've been having some body insecurities recently because of the stupid trans brainworms, and while I know I'm not the target audience, seeing this really helped me a lot for reasons I won't expand on tediously here.

But thanks x

This meme annoys me a bit because the "advanced" version is still a simplistic lie that cis people tell themselves about us.

Sex and gender are, in fact, merely two aspects of the same thing and where we draw the line is entirely socially constructed.

In that way, sex does, in fact, equal gender.

Trans women are women.

Trans men are men.

Non binary people are non binary.

Stop trying to introduce extra variables which aren't needed.

I am a trans woman. I am female. That is my sex.

That's it. That's all of it.
RE: universeodon.com/users/georget…

@diffractie @heals in the old days it was when the electron beam was switched off whilst the magnets moved it back to the top of the frame.

You don’t get to delay it. It’s regular as clockwork. If you wanted smooth update, you waited for vsync and pointed your display hardware at the new content.

On very old school machines, you could time stuff so that you updated the screen behind the vertical scan.

And there were fun tricks you could do on old 8 bit machines to draw something, wait for the beam to hit a given scan line (some systems let you trigger an interrupt based on this), and then reconfigure the hardware, so you could have different parts of the screen in different graphics modes, and suchlike.

These techniques were used a LOT in the 80s.