Crinklewott 💕 @thingywott@awoo.space

let's go eievui!

i'm a little late to the party, but i actually really appreciate being able to play let's go eevee with just one hand

it's basically perfect if you like to drink tea and stuff!

@ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz hell yeah!

i really liked ghost train

@ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz i legitimately enjoy a lot of bad things

but when you look at them in that light, they actually aren't bad at all, and my painting them as "bad" just reinforces that i shouldn't have fun with the things i truly enjoy

it's a tough one though, because the reactions of other people towards the things you like can condition you, and make it easy to feel Very self-conscious

i really wish it was easier to unashamedly be into things, to not limit my enjoyment–especially with "bad" things

maybe conference calls are good

i just got to hang up on three people simultaneously

i found out why everyone was shouting about sonicfox

what a legend!

@ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz it's neat when people use them for different things too!

i'm usually really shy, so i've specifically not linked anything to my twitter presence so i could kind of play around with having no particular expectations

especially with the CW system here on an instance that specifically doesn't federate with places that allow nasties

looking at my timeline and remembering that actually, i really wanna play splatoon

hopefully i get a chance before too long

@ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz oh yay!

@ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz oh no!

@sugar hee, probably not this time

but it dawns on me that those latent timezones could prove troublesome some day

@sugar y-yes, that's true isn't it

@sugar oh! thank youu..!

i guess i could have said something earlier, but it's cool that it's still technically the right day for you

just 1 minute left, but i've now officially spent the last two birthdays in diapers

all the days between too--meaning i was padded for 100% of the time i was 26!

hee. this feels pretty good

@noiob why

@ctrlaltdog@chitter.xyz oh! grats!

though, if there's still problems, you might be able to sniff them out by watching "journalctl -f"

also, check for failed services in "systemctl"'s output, and maybe run "systemctl status <the service>" to see what the errors are there