Rylie Stargazer 🏳️‍⚧️

Realized that now I use a hairbrush...

So I can pretend to sing into a hairbrush. I'm allowed to!

Dancing while lip syncing to Muna into a hairbrush is *very* gender. 💜

Will report back tomorrow how actually singing into a hairbrush is, once I'm not the only one awake in the house.

(I mean I sang into a real mic today 😮 but it's more of a podcast mic than something to rock on stage)

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@Impossible_PhD/116080787374872646

Oh sure, now that I'm done with face laser for a year, the Doc posts an article all about hair removal 😂.

Good stuff... I considered myself a pretty informed consumer on hair removal, but I'm pretty sure I learned a thing or two anyway.

Now if only she had answered the eternal question, "will applying pain relief cream or taking Tylenol before laser make it not work?" 😅 (I would do whatever your provider says. No they don't all agree.)

@kelidanovus@hachyderm.io the future liberals want?

(That takes skill!)

Okay that new Muna song is a major bop. With big Carly Rae Jepsen Emotion era (or Emotion B-Sides) vibes.

Definitely looking forward to the full album. May even pre-order the thing.

"if it just took me walking through hell, I'd put my good boots on, give it a go"

("Metamachine" - Mekaloton)

Okay so I was reading some HRT injection tips, and ran across one that said to use the same puncture hole in the stopper repeatedly to avoid coring... I hadn't seen that elsewhere, I feel like the fact you can't sanitize that hole with the alcohol swab might be a problem (and you might wear away tiny bits into the vial instead of a big core). https://transharmreduction.org/vial-contamination

So... New hole each time? (This is what I heard from a friend and assumed and thought the doctor said) Reuse hole once? Reuse multiple times?

Oops. Found a Linux kernel regression on my "new" gaming laptop... (Razer Blade 14 Base 2021) (Edit: not a regression, see thread, fixed)

Running Debian Trixie with backports kernels, the 6.17.13 kernel works fine, but 6.18.5 can't find the root device. It led me astray, I figured the ahci setting in the BIOS (that somehow affects NVMe drives) had gotten messed up, which is usually how my work laptop fails to boot after I let the battery go dead. But nope! Just a software bug.

(Interestingly, it also says "tainted due to CPU out of spec" - didn't think Razer had actually done anything exciting with the i7-10750H in here...)

Now I just gotta make sure I don't accidentally remove that old kernel.