[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 7 points 4 hours ago

Moving has gotten to the point where its starting to get kinda okay. Still need to figure out a time for the crew to move the big big stuff but my dinkymobile has been handling a lot more than I expected her to.

I need to get rid of so much clothing this is absurd oh my lord.

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 4 points 4 hours ago

Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi yes

I would ike another one please :3

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 4 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

ok so its halfway done, check the main post

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 6 points 2 days ago

Bet, gimme like an hour to get to work on it

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 8 points 2 days ago

So do I go back and rewrite the trans mega post to be about the best worst book I ever read, which just so happens to be a critically acclaimed self insert hitler fanfic?

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 10 points 3 days ago

Good luck! Im in the process of moving right now and it always sucks.

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 22 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

I think that article hurt me. I regret reading it.

Speculation on the prevalence of the issue.The article suggests that instances of this kind of offense peaked 15 years ago before subsiding until recently. However, video evidence of these kinds of assaults circulated on imageboards (often by the perpetrators themselves) throughout the 2010s. The problem could be larger and more persistent than what the article is claiming.

Dunno if that needed spoilering, felt wrong not to.

Edit: damn I post like shit when Im triggered, hope its chill that I went back and edited

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 3 points 3 days ago

"rocket"

Like this kinda thing?

A 2K11 Krug surface to air missile in flight, towards the bottom of the image a transporter erector launcher can be seen

I'm gonna need a bigger tortilla...

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 3 points 4 days ago

New mega up

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submitted 4 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) by Shaleesh@hexbear.net to c/traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns@hexbear.net

I went back to work on my writeup, I will return to finish this tomorrow.

Work in progress, cws for hitler, nazis, the holocaust, and a couple dick jokes"A sensationalistic thriller about Hitler." - The New York KKKrimes

Books are a terrible medium for "so bad its good" media. The Room, one of the most notorious "so bad its good" movies only takes an hour an a half to get through and will reach its conclusion unaided by the observer. Conversely, something like Sonic's Ultimate Harem can only be completed through 100's of manhours spent in rapt attention, analyzing the material in question. Moreover a shitty wordsmith can fail their reader through errors and confusing lexical choices. Worst of all, bad writing is usually boring.

Siegfried, with its short length, competent writing, and novel but absurd premise, does not have these problems. I describe it as a self-insert Hitler fan fic that boldly asks "what if Hitler had a secret son and his foster parents told the best author ever (who is totally not me)".

Harry Mulisch was one of the most celebrated European authors of the 20th century. The son of a Jewish mother, Nazi collaborator father, and the grandchild of holocaust victims, he has been quoted with saying: "I didn't so much experience the Second World War. I am the Second World War." He has a few dozen awards to his name and was almost granted the Nobel prize for literature a couple times (allegedly). In the anglosphere he is best known for The Assault; a novel about a boy who's family was massacred during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, and how his life played out afterwards. It is (was?) frequently used as instructional material in advanced level highschool literature courses. Its a beautiful novel about the lasting impacts of violence, Europe, and how pickles are just like crocodiles.

Siegfried in a nutshell:

Hey guys, my name is Rudolph Herter, I'm the bestest, coolest, most awesomest author of all time! My life is amazing! I just wrote the most important novel to ever be written, I have a hot, sexy wife, and everyone loves me! BTW I'm totally not Harry Mulisch haha :) Anyways I got a huuuuuuuge problem on my hands! Remember how I said that I just wrote the most important book ever? Well now I have to top that with something even better!!!! You see, big dick authors such as myself are suuuper important because only we can make sense of this craaaaaaazy world for the rest of you guys! I went on this talk show and told everyone that my next book was gonna figure out just how Hitler was so evil! Which no one has ever done! Ever! No one! Then everyone clapped! Then after the show these two old people came up to me and were all like "eyo we raised Hitlers son." and I was like "WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA????" and then cough cough

Okay, using that (writing) voice was starting to hurt so I'm gonna do this normal now.

The self-portrayal of Mulisch is self-aggrandizing to the point of it being masturbatory and it is incredibly funny at times. Not-Harry Mulisch is giving talks on an award tour where he announces that his next book would be an attempt to comprehend the evil of Adolph Hitler. Immediately after the show he is approached by an elderly couple who confess to being the foster parents of Hitler's secret son, Siegfried. The rest of the story has chapters that swap between this alternate history of Hitler's family life and Not Harry Mulisch reflecting on his life, art, and career. Without spoiling too much, the Hitler fanfic portion is actually fairly compelling. Siegfried calls his father "Uncle Adi", because the secret must be kept from him too, despite how much Hitler wishes he could be his dad. I feel that this is a reflection on the way fascism drains its practicioners of their own humanity, leaving them alienated, depriving them of what could have been normal lives.


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[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 6 points 4 days ago

Thankfully its only about an hour away so doing this in multiple trips is feasible.

[-] Shaleesh@hexbear.net 8 points 4 days ago

Ughhhhhhh...

I'm moving in to the new apartment starting tomorrow and Im really not having it today. Almost nothing is boxed up, everything is a mess, and I'm trying to guide my roomate-to-be though a lot of stuff because this is her first time doing any of it. I'm feeling awfully depressed, completely listless, and utterly trapped in place.

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They have a perfect 1000:1000 "cute in pictures" to "terrifying in real life" ratio

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This was at some department store. The doors had keypads on them so I went back to the entrance to ask this kid if I could be let in. The dude gives me a smug little smirk and radios for someone to meet me back there. No one showed up after like seven minutes and as I left the aformentioned mall operator was going through some poor ladys cart item by item. I was later able to find an unsecured restroom a block away.

Even the strip malls have gone mask-off, this shit sucks.

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I've had a lot of conversations with cis people about the trans experience and most of these have been cordial, if not enjoyable! While most of the points raised when discussing the struggle for trans liberation elicit sympathy from these people the topic of minors transitioning tends to get the strongest and most oppositional responses. They seem to believe that the possibility that someone may regret transitioning for identity or reproductive reasons justifies blanket bans on transitioning for minors. I've also heard concerns about gender affirming care being used as an avenue for medical abuse, of which I am unaware of any verified cases.

How does one approach the topic of trans liberation for trans minors? Obvously debatelord antics aren't going to win hearts and minds but there has got to be some narrative angle that resonates with cis people or otherwise dispells their fears of cis children coming to harm.

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Transgender Law Center Condemns SCOTUS Opinion in Hecox and BPJ

NATIONAL – Transgender Law Center decries today’s ruling by the Supreme Court in West Virginia v BPJ and Little v Hecox, which greenlights discrimination against transgender youth who want to participate on sports teams that match their gender identity. The majority opinion, fully supported by all six conservative justices, allows the sports bans in Idaho and West Virginia to stand.

“Today’s sweeping ruling is a huge overstep of this court’s power to push ideology over honoring basic civil rights,” said Shelby Chestnut (they/he), Executive Director. “We know a future is possible where every person, no matter who they are, has the freedom to live and thrive as their authentic selves. Our people are organizing in every community to make our voices heard, hold our leaders accountable, and build a world that works for all of us.”

All nine Justices upheld the sports bans on the basis of Title IX. The majority opinion also ruled that these bans are not a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution. In the dissenting opinion, Justice Sotomayor noted, “In the end, to the Court, the facts do not matter, even though the consequences are serious.”

“It is egregious that the Supreme Court authored this opinion, upholding these clearly discriminatory bans,” said Shawn Thomas Meerkamper (they/them), Managing Attorney. “Every young person deserves to move through life free from discrimination or exclusion. We are steadfast in pursuing every legal avenue possible to ensure all youth, including transgender youth, can belong.”

While the long-term impact of the Court’s ruling is not yet known, this will likely affect civil rights protections for transgender people in many other areas.

“We have always known that the courts have never been a validator to our worth or our existence,” said Mariah Moore (she/her), Director of Policy & Programs. “Time and again, our civil rights have been fought for and won when we show up together and make our demands crystal clear. No matter who is in power, we will continue banding together to create a future where every person can live freely as themselves.”

Transgender Law Center filed an amicus brief in the case to uplift the lived experience of transgender athletes and the importance of sports in their lives. Read their stories here.

Today, the Supreme Court also issued its decision in Trump v Barbara. In a 6-3 decision, the Court struck down the administration’s Executive Order targeting birthright citizenship, holding that the order violates the 14th Amendment.

“All of us, no matter where we come from, deserve safety and belonging in the place we call home,” said Isa Noyola (she/her), Director of the Border Butterflies Project. “The ruling today reaffirms that everyone born in this country deserves recognition, rights, and the freedom to participate in our society. We all belong here, and we will never stop showing up to create a world where current and future generations can thrive.”

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On June 30—the last day of the term and the final day of Pride Month—the Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling that states may ban transgender athletes from women's and girls' sports, holding that Title IX permits schools to determine eligibility based on “biological sex.” The ruling, authored by Justice Kavanaugh, was narrower than some of the worst-case scenarios: it preserved Bostock, did not overtly strip transgender people of equal protection, and explicitly declined to decide whether states must exclude trans athletes. But its most consequential holding still has vast consequences. The Court declared that "sex" in Title IX "cannot plausibly be interpreted to refer to anything other than biological sex"—a definitional ruling about the statute itself, not merely about sports. And though the majority deliberately avoided saying that blue states must discriminate against transgender people under Title IX, its holding leaves wide lanes for the Trump administration to pressure schools and colleges through funding threats and investigations, and for far-right organizations like the Alliance Defending Freedom to file lawsuits targeting trans-inclusive policies in every state in the country.

The decision split along ideological lines, with all six conservative justices in the majority and the three liberal justices dissenting on equal protection. The majority declared directly, "The term 'sex' in Title IX, the Javits Amendment, and the Title IX regulations cannot plausibly be interpreted to refer to anything other than biological sex." This ruling overturns years of lower court precedent. The Fourth Circuit, in Grimm v. Gloucester County, had held that Title IX's prohibition on sex discrimination protects transgender students' right to use bathrooms and play sports matching their gender identity. The Seventh Circuit, in Whitaker v. Kenosha Unified School District, reached the same conclusion. Those rulings—and the logic underlying them—were foundational to school policies across the country protecting transgender students in both red and blue states.

The ruling was not as sweeping as it could have been. The Court specified two important limiting principles. First, the majority explicitly stated that it was not deciding whether states that choose to allow transgender athletes to participate are in violation of Title IX—noting that "that question is currently the subject of litigation in some lower courts" and that "nothing in this opinion is intended to decide that question." This preserves, at least for now, the legal space for inclusive states to maintain their own policies. Second, the Court declined to resolve whether transgender people as a class are entitled to heightened constitutional protection under the Equal Protection Clause. This was one of the potential worst-case scenarios—a ruling on those grounds could have greenlit virtually any law targeting transgender people by declaring them undeserving of equal protection. Instead, the Court analyzed the sports bans as sex-based classifications subject to intermediate scrutiny, and found they satisfied that standard.

Ultimately, though, the impact of this ruling will likely be severe. The most immediate consequence is that states across the country now have clear Supreme Court authorization to enact education-based bathroom and sports bans targeting transgender students, with Title IX posing no barrier. But the damage will not be confined to red states. The Court gave a wide lane for lawsuits against schools and colleges in blue states that allow transgender athletes to participate. Though the majority deliberately avoided ruling on whether inclusive states are violating Title IX, it heavily endorsed the theory that even a single transgender athlete on a girls' team "displaces" cisgender athletes—devoting an entire passage to the zero-sum nature of sports, writing that "every athlete who makes a team takes a roster spot from another athlete" and "every competitor who wins a race or competition deprives another athlete of that victory, or medal, or prize." That displacement framework is the foundational legal theory behind ADF's lawsuits in Minnesota and other states, and it is central to the Trump administration's Title IX enforcement campaign against schools that include trans athletes. The Court did not adopt ADF's argument that Title IX requires exclusion. But it endorsed the factual premise on which that argument rests—and in litigation, the premise is often all you need.

A more likely and immediate impact of this ruling, though, is the ratcheting up of the Trump administration's pressure campaign against colleges, universities, and public school districts to capitulate to its anti-trans demands. Prior to the ruling, the administration conducted rushed Title IX investigations, finding school districts and universities across the country in violation of Title IX unless they voluntarily enacted bathroom bans, sports bans, dormitory restrictions, and more. Most of these institutions pointed to circuit court Title IX precedent requiring them not to discriminate as their shield against capitulation—telling the administration, in effect, that federal law compelled them to include trans students, not exclude them. That shield is now gone. And while institutions could still point to the Equal Protection Clause, the Court limited that avenue as well: the majority held that sex-based classifications satisfying even a general relationship to the state's interests are constitutional, eliminated the ability of individual plaintiffs to bring as-applied challenges showing a classification doesn't fit them, and declared that even if the factual premise underlying a ban is wrong—even if trans athletes on puberty blockers have no physical advantage—the ban survives anyway.

“This ruling is deeply harmful for transgender women and girls who only asked for the ability to participate in sports with their peers,” said Sasha Buchert, Senior Attorney and Director of the Non-Binary and Transgender Rights Project, Lambda Legal. “Countless studies have demonstrated the myriad benefits that come with participation in team sports. Now, one population, transgender youth and collegians, are targeted for specific and baseless discrimination. We will not be deterred and will continue to fight back to secure the equal participation that all youth, including transgender youth, deserve.”

Both of the above links are worth the read but the tl;dr is:

  • Discrimination against trans student athletes is ok, school bathroom bans may be as well.
  • Ruling is narrow and does not remove other protections for trans people, but may open up other avenues for attacks.

If I'm understanding this correctly, this is basically saying that sex-segregation policies in schools do not violate the rights of trans students.

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Won't be linking it here for obvious reasons but it really blows that such a good url is claimed by something that sucks so bad.

The main page says:

"Queer is not the same as being gay or trans. It’s not an identity—it’s a far-left ideological weapon. Queer Marxism is one of the most dangerous and dystopian ideologies in the United States today, seeking to abolish gender, the nuclear family, and our entire way of life. It’s also one of the most misunderstood.

The Queer Marxism Project exists to document its rise as an anti-capitalist revolutionary movement, tracing its roots from the 1960s to today using primary source evidence."

Their methods appear to be a mix between Project Veritas and Kiwifarms where they collect written and recorded materials to present in freakshow style to push their point that queerness is evil or something.

The individual behind this is a self-described fascist that seems to makes a living doing freelance "infiltrate and expose" content independently and for sites like PragerU. They also have a podcast/stream with 600+ episodes that seems to be this kind of stuff but live, which seems to be a very sad waste of time and effort. There isn't much content aside from a wall of text talking about what the site will be next to links to other, equally underdeveloped projects that are basically the same thing + a merch store.

Kinda creepy honestly.

Btw I found this when looking for recordings of talks at a recent conference about queer marxism that was put on by the communist party of norway. They're not all up yet but Luna Oi!'s contribution on the state of queer rights in Vietnam was uploaded this morning, well worth a listen.

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For reference, here are some images of people standing around Bradleys and BMPs A US mechanized infantry squad dismounted from their bradley IFV in a non-combat situation

An east german mechanized infantry squad dismounted from their bmp and posing for a picture

A man standing next to an M113 and BMP of the afghan national army

The T-15 Armata heavy IFV is the only thing of its class that is larger, at roughly 9.5 meters vs the Namer's 7.5.

A T-15 armata heavy IFV next to a sedan

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Hello friends! I have an assortment of kitchen tips to share with you all, the formatting may be wierd but this is me trying to keep it organized. Discuss, share your own tips, and keep poasting to help make Hexbear healthy and strong.


  • Coconut Oil Cubes

Most ice cube trays have slots that measure around one tablespoon in volume. Since coconut oil is profoundly annoying to measure I will melt it down and pour into an ice cube tray and store the cubes in a container in the fridge. You can do half tablespoon or teaspoon sized portions too but that calls for actually measuring.

  • Keep Frozen Bottles of Water Around

I keep about a dozen bottles of water in my freezer since it makes the appliance more efficient and helps keep things colder, longer when the power goes out. They used to be refilled 1 or 2 liter sized soda bottles but Ive since switched to those half liter bottles of drinking water for utilities sake. They make decent impromptu ice packs too.

  • Frozen Water Bottle Iced Coffee Trick

When I want iced coffee I'll pour it hot into a very large cup (I use a protein shaker bottle thing) and then place one of my many frozen water bottles inside of that and place it in the freezer. This cools previously hot coffee down to at least room temperature in 3-5 minutes without watering it down.

  • Soy Curl Laundry Bag Trick

Soy Curls have a wierd aftertaste if you don't squeeze them out after hydrating but I don't like doing that barehanded or wasting cheese cloth so I rehydrate them in a small mesh laundry bag after sifting out the dust in a colander. This way I can just pull the bag out and squeeze when its done. I wash the bag after every use with the rest of the laundry but will give it a rinse before using in order to take care of any lint. Pic related, its the kind of bag I'm talking about.

A picture of a trio of laundry bags meant for delicates, they have a zipper at the top.

  • Buy Big Size, Use From Little Container

Buying seasonings in bulk and then decanting into spice bottles saves a lot of money and reduces waste. Use a wide-mouth funnel for this. Same goes for soy sauce, I have one of those resturant-style pour bottles and I refill it from half-gallon jugs, the difference in price by volume is astronomical.

  • Miscellaneous Other Tips

I keep a hot sauce bottle filled with water next to my stove. Its really good for dispensing a splash of water when doing that in-pan steaming thing or deglazing.

Having multiple sets of measuring spoons is really useful, helps avoid "cross contaminating" spices or measuring powders after liquids. Its also nice if youre being lazy about doing the dishes.

Baking powder expires and it expires for real.

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Image credit to Kevin Gill on Wikimedia Commons

The planet Venus is the easiest of the planets to spot with the naked eye from here on earth. Due to her high albedo and proximity to the sun she will appear at dusk, heralding the appearance of the stars before disappearing through the night, only to return at dawn as the stars fade into the morning light.

She may also harbor life.Conditions on her surface are rightly described as "hellish". The high temperatures, pressures, intense volcanism and presence of chemicals such as sulfuric acid are notorious for "killing" probes in a matter of minutes. Earthlings would probably not fare much better.

Phosphine is a gas produced by either volcanic or biological processes. In 2020, phosphine was detected in the upper atmosphere of Venus in concentrations higher than what could be accounted for by volcanic processes alone. Now, there have been published studies attempting to disprove these observations but, despite what the shitheads at Wikipedia say, the presence of phosphine has been validated by repeat observations.

This discovery has lead to some renewed interest in...

Fuck it, its not that serious, I can write this like I'm posting on hexbear, because I'm posting on hexbear.

Look at this picture okay?

An image of venus in the visible spectrum

Thats her, thats Venus, thats what she actually looks like to the naked eye. If you stood before her, in all her terror and glory, this is what you would see (more or less). Virtually every other picture you have ever seen of Venus has been some kind of false color image, usually in the ultraviolet spectrum, maybe in the infrared or really high or low ends of the visible spectrum with the contrast jacked way, way up.

a picture of venus in the ultraviolet spectrum

This is an image of Venus, taken by Mariner 10, in the ultraviolet range.

The dark lines are areas where UV light is being absorbed. We don't know whats doing that. We call it the "unknown ultraviolet absorber" and we don't really know what it is. We have been staring at this thing for nearly a century and we don't know what it is. Its prevalent enough to impact Venus's weather cycle, its intensity waxes and wanes over time, it moves around, and best guesses have it absorbing about 50% of all UV light hitting Venus.

And we have no idea what it is.

The discovery of phosphine has lead to a reexamination of old data and... okay here's the arxiv link and here's the direct link to the pdf. If you have gotten this far and can parse astrobiological scientific journal articles you should read this because the argument it makes is rock-solid and very, very thoroughly detailed. If that's not your jam here's a youtube link to a lecture by Astrobiology rockstar Sara Seager about astrobiological study on Venus, it covers most of the same content.

Basically, there is a whole lot of really specific, really weird things going on in the atmosphere of Venus. No feasible combination of abiotic factors are able to form a model that explains all of them. Carl Sagan once proposed that the Unknown UV Absorber was microbial in nature and that seems to get more and more likely every day.

We won't know for sure until we get some in-situ studies going on. Thankfully there are a handful on the way, including one planning on launching either this or next year. Its not sexy, basically a probe will fall through the atmosphere and use a laser to check for organic molecules, but its going to be the first of many. And its lead by Sara Seager, the aformentioned astrobio rockstar.

I just think about this a lot. We may have been looking at life, elsewhere in the universe, since before we were even human.

and it will have been on Venus, marscucks btfo lmao


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submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by Shaleesh@hexbear.net to c/guns@hexbear.net

(Vehicle IDs for the image above, from left to right: Marder IFV, Bradley IFV, M1 Abrams, behind the Abrams is a British MXT-MV, VAB wheeled APC, and Leopard 2A4)

Respected comrade Kim Jong-Un with an entourage at the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at Overseas Military Operations

(Vehicle IDs from left to right: M1 Abrams, Leopard 2A4, Marder IFV)

Respected comrade Kim Jong-Un with an entourage at the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at Overseas Military Operations

(Vehicle IDs from left to right: I'm 99% sure the woodland camouflaged vehicle in the background with the Finnish flag is a Patria Pasi 6x6 wheeled APC, in front of that is an MXT-MV, Leopard 2A4, and a Turkish BMC KIrpi MRAP)

A captured British Infantry Mobility Vehicle on display at the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at Overseas Military Operations

(MXT-MV, this appears to be the most heavily damaged vehicle on display)

The Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at Overseas Military Operations in Pyongyang opened on April 27th and amongst many other things the museum has an outdoor display for captured western armored vehicles. If I have misidentified anything feel free to correct me.

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submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by Shaleesh@hexbear.net to c/traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns@hexbear.net

International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDoV) is a day for celebrating the lives of transgender people, recognizing the contributions we make to society and rallying against the discrimination we face. TDoV also functions as a counterpart to the International Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDoR)^[TDoR is observed on November 20th and memorializes those of us who's lives were stolen by transphobic violence, particularly trans women of color. TDoR was initially founded in 1999 in remembrance of Rita Hester, Chanelle Pickett, and Monique Thomas, three black trans women who were murdered in the Boston area.]; with TDoR being a somber occasion and TDoV having a more celebratory nature.

For this week, in observation of TDoV, I invite you all, the posters in our community to write a little bit about the celebration of trans lives.


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