#unchangeable — Public Fediverse posts

Please note: "“You can never correct nature; the tree that is born bent will never straighten its trunk” reflects a #traditional and #prejudiced #viewpoint that #marginalizes #LGBTQ+ #people by characterizing us as #fundamentally #different or #unchangeable in a negative sense. However, the song also carries an undercurrent of #critique, especially in its ending lines, which encourage #compassion and #warn against #judgment.

Please note: "“You can never correct nature; the tree that is born bent will never straighten its trunk” reflects a #traditional and #prejudiced #viewpoint that #marginalizes #LGBTQ+ #people by characterizing us as #fundamentally #different or #unchangeable in a negative sense. However, the song also carries an undercurrent of #critique, especially in its ending lines, which encourage #compassion and #warn against #judgment.

Please note: "“You can never correct nature; the tree that is born bent will never straighten its trunk” reflects a #traditional and #prejudiced #viewpoint that #marginalizes #LGBTQ+ #people by characterizing us as #fundamentally #different or #unchangeable in a negative sense. However, the song also carries an undercurrent of #critique, especially in its ending lines, which encourage #compassion and #warn against #judgment.

Please note: "“You can never correct nature; the tree that is born bent will never straighten its trunk” reflects a #traditional and #prejudiced #viewpoint that #marginalizes #LGBTQ+ #people by characterizing us as #fundamentally #different or #unchangeable in a negative sense. However, the song also carries an undercurrent of #critique, especially in its ending lines, which encourage #compassion and #warn against #judgment.

Please note: "“You can never correct nature; the tree that is born bent will never straighten its trunk” reflects a #traditional and #prejudiced #viewpoint that #marginalizes #LGBTQ+ #people by characterizing us as #fundamentally #different or #unchangeable in a negative sense. However, the song also carries an undercurrent of #critique, especially in its ending lines, which encourage #compassion and #warn against #judgment.

Today, @fdroidorg offered me an update of #FreeOTP to version 2.0 after nearly exact 7 years of no FreeOTP update at all. Promises to be more secure. Yay, what could possibly go wrong? A lot. And now I regret that update: It requests to decide on a later #unchangeable (!) #password (Unchangeable?!? #WTF? What year do we have? How can this be "more secure"?) and has no more countdown timer. And downgrading back to 1.5 fails at F-Droid level with an unhelpful and generic error message. Great! 🤮