trisschen @trisschen@tech.lgbt

Given a weighted graph of a lesbian polycule, find the shortest distance between two nodes. Dyke-stra's algorithm.

random reminder that even if you consented to polyam relationships you are allowed to feel jealousy and insecurity. feelings are not moral actions and you're entitled to yours. moreover you deserve to be heard even if it's uncomfortable for them; it's not a good dynamic if you feel like you have to mask your feelings.

(not a subtoot, just a random psa)

@FuchsiaShock Dang. Reminds me of ADHD, too. No one should have to do pointless busy work or wrestle with byzantine bureaucracy just to survive, for example, even if neuro-normative people can tolerate it better than people with ADHD.

Friendly reminder that as #Corona might be getting worse again in your country, mentally ill people are again at high risk for breakdowns.

I barely made it through the first lockdown in Austria myself and am still in a deep #depression. If there will be another lockdown tbh. I don't think I'll survive it.

So please don't just practice social distancing, but also distant socializing, with all the people who are important to you, so they don't have the feeling that they are all alone.

#solidarity

Zeigt sehr gut, was (zumindest gefühlt) ein Großteil der Konservativen von Wissenschaft hält.

RT @giselle_ucar@twitter.com

Reul:
„Ich bin mir auch nicht sicher, ob das was bringt, wenn Wissenschaftler jetzt einfach mal ne Untersuchung machen, sondern ich sage: Wir brauchen Fakten!“

Slomkas Reaktion:

Has anyone become IRL friends with someone they met on #mastodon ?

Please boost I'm curious

Mit welchem integrierten Mittel steuert ihr #Mauszeiger auf #Laptops bevorzugt?
Boosts welcome, for Science! :-P

kill the transmedicalist in your head

In fact, I'd say some of the basic repair skills, like basic soldering for example, should be included in the compulsory school curriculum too

They're simple enough for most people to learn, and might even show to students that basic repairs are in fact not that hard

We as a society should stop making electronics seem like black magic

I'd imagine a lot of people don't even try repairing things because they think you need an engineering degree or something, due to all the warning stickers and stuff, when in actuality for example to fix a broken headphone cable you need about 5-15 minutes (depending on experience) and a hand steady enough to write with