31 ๐ณ๏ธโ๐, Programmer. Unapologetic about my interests. May re-tweet NSFW. @LeeTaeRyeo.bsky.social on Bluesky. Profile by @veriitasu. pronouns: he/they
@raccoon0ncaf Just saying, Nightshade is a thing, and it should work well on monochromatic stuff without being very noticeable (I've always heard that it mostly messes with color accuracy).
@MerriamWebster Technically speaking, if you use the ISO 8601 date/time format, then organizing by date is identical to lexicographic/alphabetical order. It's actually really handy to use it in computer file names because it makes sorting files by date a breeze.
@belovedkuroken Oh, but once they do start dating, Kenma sets up a "Kuroo Korner" (KK for Kuroo & Kenma) in his streaming room for him to hang out during streams and even has a bit on his overlay like some streamers have for a cat camera, but for Kuroo.
[at Yaku's place]
Yaku: Look, you and Kenma are welcome to be in my room, just don't do anything on my bed.
Kuroo: Oh, we don't... you know. We just work on homework, and then we talk and hold hands.
Yaku: Ew, that's somehow worse.
@ekulnaneek@JimSterling This particular example is not due to queer content. However, queer content is often targeted by age restriction. There are current legal proceedings on the topic, though I'm not privy to the details. The bit about targeting queer content was a side comment to this discussion.
@Kossuel I know most people are well aware of it, but BlueSky is legitimately a good competitor. It started slow, but it's been developing really nicely. And the content filtering and moderation systems are leagues better than here.
@ekulnaneek@JimSterling That's the point. It doesn't serve any purpose outside restricting views and ad-revenue. It used to serve a purpose before the "for kids" indicator was implemented. But now, it has no real, legitimate use. And it's disproportionately applied to queer content, in practice.