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Cake day: July 22nd, 2023

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  • I personally only started to become interested in Blizzard while Overwatch 1 was in its prime. I have so many cherished memories of playing with my friends every night when I came home from work.

    But since about 2019, there has been no excuse for the absolute shit show that Blizzard has been.

    The whole thing of Blitzchung and his comments about the Hong Kong protests being shut down

    The sexual assaults and bullying culture that was pervasive there

    Then Jeff Kaplan leaving

    Followed by the absolute sham that Overwatch 2 is.

    Plus all the shit that has been revealed about Bobby Kottick

    Not to mention how they’ve basically abandoned Heroes of the Storm, and StarCraft since Overwatch and WoW were more profitable.

    I fucking abhor and detest what this heap of poxy shit that whole organization has become. I do hope that maybe the Microsoft acquisition will improve things, but they’ll have their work cut out trying to repair the reputation there.





  • I switched to Linux in 2018 because my lovely to use MacBook stopped getting updates despite being a perfectly capable machine. It really sank in for me, how much Apple relies on planned obsolescence etc. I switched to Elementary OS and was fascinated by how it worked. That was nearly 6 years ago and now I use Linux on fucking everything.

    I have come across times when I’ve needed Windows but I can usually just set it up in a virtual machine temporarily. However the times when I need Windows are becoming increasingly rare, thank fuck.

    It’s been absolutely phenomenal in the last 6 years to see how far the Linux and open source eco system has grown. My Steam Deck (Steam OS 3), Jellyfin server (Ubuntu) and even my Starlink (OpenWRT) Internet connection are all great examples of that. And I hope it continues.


  • Or like how Google has a doodle for international women’s day but never international men’s day. Not to be dismissive or insensitive to women’s issues, but I’ve seen boys and young men talk about how little things like that give them the impression that their thoughts and feelings are not valid.

    There are ofc men’s issues still like how the overwhelming majority workplaces deaths are men or how more men die from suicide than women. Men are more likely to be homeless than women etc

    The sexes are supposed to compliment one another. Not compete against one another. We can acknowledge that there are issues for both sides while still being sensitive and respectful.