Affixjoy
@affixjoy.bsky.social
Writer, meme maker, McSpirk enthusiast
I finished rewatching Lower Decks tonight and guys, it’s perfect. A perfect show.
December 2, 2025 at 3:01 AM
I finished rewatching Lower Decks tonight and guys, it’s perfect. A perfect show.
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hey so if you’re not feeling well, please don’t go into work. if you have to, wear a mask. tbh wear a mask either way—it’s four days after thanksgiving. covid incubation time tends to be ~3-5 days. it’s peak get infected if you aren’t already time.
test for it. get paxlovid.
prevent it. mask up.
test for it. get paxlovid.
prevent it. mask up.
December 1, 2025 at 6:46 AM
hey so if you’re not feeling well, please don’t go into work. if you have to, wear a mask. tbh wear a mask either way—it’s four days after thanksgiving. covid incubation time tends to be ~3-5 days. it’s peak get infected if you aren’t already time.
test for it. get paxlovid.
prevent it. mask up.
test for it. get paxlovid.
prevent it. mask up.
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I love being in my late 30s so much. I love not giving a shit about being famous or successful anymore. I love prioritizing being comfortable, and being around people who love me.
Could do without the aching joints and looming perimenopause, but everything else? Golden.
Could do without the aching joints and looming perimenopause, but everything else? Golden.
November 30, 2025 at 9:23 PM
I love being in my late 30s so much. I love not giving a shit about being famous or successful anymore. I love prioritizing being comfortable, and being around people who love me.
Could do without the aching joints and looming perimenopause, but everything else? Golden.
Could do without the aching joints and looming perimenopause, but everything else? Golden.
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I am thankful.
Truly, I am thankful,
to have survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day.
And though
I am thankful,
(truly, I am thankful)
I understand
that having survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day
does not yet mean
that I have survived
the pandemic.
Truly, I am thankful,
to have survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day.
And though
I am thankful,
(truly, I am thankful)
I understand
that having survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day
does not yet mean
that I have survived
the pandemic.
November 27, 2025 at 11:37 PM
I am thankful.
Truly, I am thankful,
to have survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day.
And though
I am thankful,
(truly, I am thankful)
I understand
that having survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day
does not yet mean
that I have survived
the pandemic.
Truly, I am thankful,
to have survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day.
And though
I am thankful,
(truly, I am thankful)
I understand
that having survived
the pandemic
long enough
to reach this day
does not yet mean
that I have survived
the pandemic.
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Google at its peak was basically the best information retrieval system in human history and they and every competitor decided going from there to “you didn’t want answers you wanted half-assed auto-complete 80%-wrong hallucinations” in a few years was the right idea
November 25, 2025 at 1:57 AM
Google at its peak was basically the best information retrieval system in human history and they and every competitor decided going from there to “you didn’t want answers you wanted half-assed auto-complete 80%-wrong hallucinations” in a few years was the right idea
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one of the coolest things about ChatGPT is how you can actually just never use it. you can fill your whole entire life with simply not once using it. it's incredible.
November 25, 2025 at 4:15 PM
one of the coolest things about ChatGPT is how you can actually just never use it. you can fill your whole entire life with simply not once using it. it's incredible.
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So you made a robot stand up and talk... now what? In this over 4-hour journey, Kevin follows the promise of Disney's Living Character Initiative, an effort to populate Disney theme parks with free-roaming, interactive beings. It was touted as the future. How's it going? Watch here: bit.ly/49C6vng
November 23, 2025 at 8:10 PM
So you made a robot stand up and talk... now what? In this over 4-hour journey, Kevin follows the promise of Disney's Living Character Initiative, an effort to populate Disney theme parks with free-roaming, interactive beings. It was touted as the future. How's it going? Watch here: bit.ly/49C6vng
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Some vaccines like COVID and flu don’t stop completely stop infection.
But they do reduce the risk of getting infected and greatly reduce severe illness risk.
They are still worth getting.
Since they are not 100% effective it’s also wise to add another layer of protection by wearing a mask.
But they do reduce the risk of getting infected and greatly reduce severe illness risk.
They are still worth getting.
Since they are not 100% effective it’s also wise to add another layer of protection by wearing a mask.
November 23, 2025 at 11:48 PM
Some vaccines like COVID and flu don’t stop completely stop infection.
But they do reduce the risk of getting infected and greatly reduce severe illness risk.
They are still worth getting.
Since they are not 100% effective it’s also wise to add another layer of protection by wearing a mask.
But they do reduce the risk of getting infected and greatly reduce severe illness risk.
They are still worth getting.
Since they are not 100% effective it’s also wise to add another layer of protection by wearing a mask.
New defunctland yesssssss
November 24, 2025 at 2:05 AM
New defunctland yesssssss
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![Edited screenshot from an episode of Star Trek TOS. It's a close up cropped picture of Doctor Leonard 'Bones' McCoy stands on the bridge of the Enterprise, looking up and to the side with one eyebrow raised and his mouth slightly open in an expression of puzzled bewilderment. A caption has been added towards the bottom of the image in all caps white text: "[bisexual confusion]"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tq75texcyq2kqs4ivjr55bor/bafkreibtgf6l2t367uf75htq2uaeroonxbc754vn2gjvyvsyzzc3mq4ot4@jpeg)
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You can make art.
The biggest step isn't getting good at art, it's being willing to make art that doesn't match the idea of "good art" in your head.
Making a lot of imperfect art is an essential step toward making perfect art; a counterproductive goal you shouldn't have anyway.
Just make art.
The biggest step isn't getting good at art, it's being willing to make art that doesn't match the idea of "good art" in your head.
Making a lot of imperfect art is an essential step toward making perfect art; a counterproductive goal you shouldn't have anyway.
Just make art.
November 22, 2025 at 12:11 PM
You can make art.
The biggest step isn't getting good at art, it's being willing to make art that doesn't match the idea of "good art" in your head.
Making a lot of imperfect art is an essential step toward making perfect art; a counterproductive goal you shouldn't have anyway.
Just make art.
The biggest step isn't getting good at art, it's being willing to make art that doesn't match the idea of "good art" in your head.
Making a lot of imperfect art is an essential step toward making perfect art; a counterproductive goal you shouldn't have anyway.
Just make art.
I finished reading all the Murderbot books and now I have no idea what I want next.
November 22, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I finished reading all the Murderbot books and now I have no idea what I want next.
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Speaking as a longtime Paul Thomas Anderson aficionado, Sinners was a way more important film — and a much smarter film — than One Battle After Another, which was entertaining at times but also full of misogynoir and bad revisionist readings of liberation movements
November 21, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Speaking as a longtime Paul Thomas Anderson aficionado, Sinners was a way more important film — and a much smarter film — than One Battle After Another, which was entertaining at times but also full of misogynoir and bad revisionist readings of liberation movements
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it's weird to live in a world where a new 'worst thing you've ever imagined' happens at least a few times a month and it's easy to let it all run together and just sort of wash over you and go totally numb to all of it so you don't freak out because you still have to do laundry and go to work.
November 20, 2025 at 6:34 PM
it's weird to live in a world where a new 'worst thing you've ever imagined' happens at least a few times a month and it's easy to let it all run together and just sort of wash over you and go totally numb to all of it so you don't freak out because you still have to do laundry and go to work.
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RFK Jr’s CDC posting lies about vaccines and autism on their website isn’t just misinformation, it’s intentionally weaponized eugenicist rhetoric that will kill people.
November 20, 2025 at 7:57 PM
RFK Jr’s CDC posting lies about vaccines and autism on their website isn’t just misinformation, it’s intentionally weaponized eugenicist rhetoric that will kill people.
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Can’t believe the whole country has to suffer through the return of Dickensian childhood diseases because the worst, most ignorant attention-demanders decided other people’s expertise makes them feel bad
November 20, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Can’t believe the whole country has to suffer through the return of Dickensian childhood diseases because the worst, most ignorant attention-demanders decided other people’s expertise makes them feel bad
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Solange Knowles’ Saint Heron has launched a free digital archival library of literature by Black and brown authors, poets, and artists. Readers can borrow rare and out-of-print books for up to 45 days
Solange Opens Free Digital Library Of Rare Black Books
Solange has launched a digital library archive of Black and brown authors where readers can borrow books at no cost.
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November 18, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Solange Knowles’ Saint Heron has launched a free digital archival library of literature by Black and brown authors, poets, and artists. Readers can borrow rare and out-of-print books for up to 45 days
Just realized that it’s only a matter of time before my 4 year old learns to read and soon I’m going to have to be real careful about what I’m reading and writing around him 😅
November 18, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Just realized that it’s only a matter of time before my 4 year old learns to read and soon I’m going to have to be real careful about what I’m reading and writing around him 😅
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The best part of writing? Is when the whole point of the story finally comes to you and everything clicks into place, and you realize this is why those bread crumbs came to you, this is the "what" of it, and you get the cosmos revealed to you once again. The closest thing to magic there is
November 17, 2025 at 12:54 PM
The best part of writing? Is when the whole point of the story finally comes to you and everything clicks into place, and you realize this is why those bread crumbs came to you, this is the "what" of it, and you get the cosmos revealed to you once again. The closest thing to magic there is
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In my opinion, the best Stephen King adaptations start with a slow paced first act, where everything is “normal” but something is undefinably off. Bad adaptations skip this step because they think audiences will think it’s boring, but in fact it’s the scariest part, where the tension builds
November 17, 2025 at 3:26 AM
In my opinion, the best Stephen King adaptations start with a slow paced first act, where everything is “normal” but something is undefinably off. Bad adaptations skip this step because they think audiences will think it’s boring, but in fact it’s the scariest part, where the tension builds
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TOS didn't have as many examples of friendly cooperation and pure diplomacy as TNG. (Even when Kirk gives a speech at the end of an episode he often blows up a computer at the same time.)
But TOS is undefeated at relentlessly dissecting the abuse of power and its consequences.
But TOS is undefeated at relentlessly dissecting the abuse of power and its consequences.
November 17, 2025 at 3:49 PM
TOS didn't have as many examples of friendly cooperation and pure diplomacy as TNG. (Even when Kirk gives a speech at the end of an episode he often blows up a computer at the same time.)
But TOS is undefeated at relentlessly dissecting the abuse of power and its consequences.
But TOS is undefeated at relentlessly dissecting the abuse of power and its consequences.
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This month is proving to be a really hard one financially too and I'm still recovering from surgery. I'm also almost out of cash with bills still coming 🫠 So if you can afford it pls think of donating to my Ko-Fi. Shares are also most welcome! 💜✨
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November 17, 2025 at 2:29 PM
This month is proving to be a really hard one financially too and I'm still recovering from surgery. I'm also almost out of cash with bills still coming 🫠 So if you can afford it pls think of donating to my Ko-Fi. Shares are also most welcome! 💜✨
ko-fi.com/purpleenma/
ko-fi.com/purpleenma/
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I think this is really true
Like fuck her, it’s not sincere, even if it is I have no grace for her, but moving back toward a world where it’s seen as a political liability to gleefully be an atrocious person would be Good Actually
Like fuck her, it’s not sincere, even if it is I have no grace for her, but moving back toward a world where it’s seen as a political liability to gleefully be an atrocious person would be Good Actually
Literally stunned that someone like MTG is forcing herself to apologize, of all things. Indicative of a political wind blowing away from performative cruelty in politics because she is a weather-vane politician if ever there was one.
November 16, 2025 at 3:51 PM
I think this is really true
Like fuck her, it’s not sincere, even if it is I have no grace for her, but moving back toward a world where it’s seen as a political liability to gleefully be an atrocious person would be Good Actually
Like fuck her, it’s not sincere, even if it is I have no grace for her, but moving back toward a world where it’s seen as a political liability to gleefully be an atrocious person would be Good Actually
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Local woman wakes up, sends her love and respect to the chronic illness and disabled communities who are mourning the loss of amazing advocates both this week and the last few years and who keep fighting an unjust and inaccessible world, makes oatmeal.
November 15, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Local woman wakes up, sends her love and respect to the chronic illness and disabled communities who are mourning the loss of amazing advocates both this week and the last few years and who keep fighting an unjust and inaccessible world, makes oatmeal.