@tay
Lewd, noncon musings
TransFem Space
TransFem Space: A safe space for TransFem individuals and allies. Together, we build a stronger community!
Everyone is welcome as long as a signup reason is given. It should be a minimum of 1-2 sentences about you and why you're interested in our instance. An example: "I'm queer and I'd like to try out sharkey".
Banner Image made by @Gingeh@tech.lgbt
Everyone is welcome as long as a signup reason is given. It should be a minimum of 1-2 sentences about you and why you're interested in our instance. An example: "I'm queer and I'd like to try out sharkey".
Banner Image made by @Gingeh@tech.lgbt
This instance is only accepting users who specify a reason for registration.
Users
2,590
Notes
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Boosted by Tay
@MaidSpecies@desperatesluts.online
kink, consent
Boosted by Tay
@0xDokki@lgbtqia.space
rendered nudity, more artistic than lewd
@0xDokki@lgbtqia.space
rendered nudity, more artistic than lewd
Boosted by Tay@0xDokki@lgbtqia.space
re: rendered nudity, more artistic than lewd
Boosted by Kylie Neko 
@SiteRelEnby
I said Google DNS was a trojan horse when it came out... just saying...
Beware of Google bearing 'gifts'.
Beware of Google bearing 'gifts'.
@gytisrepecka@social.gyt.is
After setting up DNS over HTTPS, got curious how DNS leak test tools, which discover your DNS resolver, such as Browser Leaks, work 
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them...
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
browserleaks.com website, in the background it queries a number of hostnames generated especially for you, such as 9d0pafrc5tnu.dns4.browserleaks.net, 0zfannouveb4.dns4.browserleaks.org and so on.Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
ns2.browserleaks.net and ns1.browserleaks.net (also with .org), from logs they can check what exact DNS resolver asked for those unique hostnames.Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them...
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
Boosted by Kylie Neko 
@pastelfluffyfox
- urgent donations also needed for hotel payment and groceries. ideal goal is $0/$350. please help me and my family. -
okay so - putting aside the big relocation goal, we do need more immediate donations. i am down to less than $40 for food, and mom only has $18 in cash left.
in two days another payment to this hotel is due, and unfortunately we do have to stay here and safe while i work on getting us out of here.
i really need help with that, and i especially need help with buying food because by tomorrow what i have left now will be gone. (or almost gone)
please as always help us.
goal: $0/$350
https://www.paypal.me/hazelnutflavorcoffee
#mutualaid #helpfolkslive2026 #begpost #MutualAid #urgentmutualaid #emergencymutualaid
@mutualaid@fedigroups.social
@mutualaid@ovo.st
okay so - putting aside the big relocation goal, we do need more immediate donations. i am down to less than $40 for food, and mom only has $18 in cash left.
in two days another payment to this hotel is due, and unfortunately we do have to stay here and safe while i work on getting us out of here.
i really need help with that, and i especially need help with buying food because by tomorrow what i have left now will be gone. (or almost gone)
please as always help us.
goal: $0/$350
https://www.paypal.me/hazelnutflavorcoffee
#mutualaid #helpfolkslive2026 #begpost #MutualAid #urgentmutualaid #emergencymutualaid
@mutualaid@fedigroups.social @mutualaid@ovo.st@pastelfluffyfox
half tempted to switch instances if nothing is done about that blatantly transphobic post
Boosted by Tay
@root@possum.city
my paws are big and soft
Boosted by Kylie Neko 
@2something
Some advice for fediverse newcomers, particularly those coming here from corporate social media:
1) Follow and boost! Following is how you find posts you like, and boosting is how you let others find posts you like.
2) Alt text! Many fediverse users are blind. They cannot see images. Hence, if you make a post with an an image, it's good to include a text description of the image. This can be an "alt text," which screenreaders can read instead of the image, or it can just be text under the image. Some people are unwilling to boost posts that contain description-free images.
3) Content warnings! When you make a post about a heavy topic, you can choose to "hide" it behind a warning which mentions the kind of content. Anyone who sees the post can decide if they are in the right headspace to open it. For example, if you are going to talk about what a transphobic politician is doing, you can use the content warning
If you're talking about a heavy topic, you should not try to hide it with "algo-speak." For example, if you're talking about suicide, do not say "su*cide* or "unalive myself:" type out the actual word you mean, and use a CW.
This also means if you see a post with a warning like "transphobia," it does not mean it's actually a transphobic post: it's likely made by a trans person critiquing transphobia. If you see actual transphobia, you should report it immediately. Speaking of which....
4) Reports! All moderation on the fediverse is done by actual living, breathing people! There's no AI scanning all your posts to decide who to ban or whose posts to hide. If you see a post containing bigotry or spam, press the report button (usually located near the reply or boost buttons) and write a report: the real people who run your instance will read the report and respond! I talk more about reports in the quoted post.
Also, if you receive a DM claiming to be a mod bot which tells you your account has been automatically disabled, it is a scam, and you should report it.
5) Money: Your instance is run by a single person or small group of people doing it for fun, in their free time, at their own expense. There is no company running your instance. There are no investors. There is no premium memership. There are no ads. You should keep in mind that the people running your instance are doing it for fun, and not to extract profits from you.
Your instance admins might accept donations, or they might not (it's their choice). If they do, and you can afford it, then it's good to donate to support your instance, but you will not unlock any additional features by donating. And if you can't donate, you should not feel bad about it.
#FediTips #Welcome
1) Follow and boost! Following is how you find posts you like, and boosting is how you let others find posts you like.
2) Alt text! Many fediverse users are blind. They cannot see images. Hence, if you make a post with an an image, it's good to include a text description of the image. This can be an "alt text," which screenreaders can read instead of the image, or it can just be text under the image. Some people are unwilling to boost posts that contain description-free images.
3) Content warnings! When you make a post about a heavy topic, you can choose to "hide" it behind a warning which mentions the kind of content. Anyone who sees the post can decide if they are in the right headspace to open it. For example, if you are going to talk about what a transphobic politician is doing, you can use the content warning
transphobia, politics. Some users will only boost posts with heavy topics if they have content warnings, so using a CW can expand the reach your posts have. If you're talking about a heavy topic, you should not try to hide it with "algo-speak." For example, if you're talking about suicide, do not say "su*cide* or "unalive myself:" type out the actual word you mean, and use a CW.
This also means if you see a post with a warning like "transphobia," it does not mean it's actually a transphobic post: it's likely made by a trans person critiquing transphobia. If you see actual transphobia, you should report it immediately. Speaking of which....
4) Reports! All moderation on the fediverse is done by actual living, breathing people! There's no AI scanning all your posts to decide who to ban or whose posts to hide. If you see a post containing bigotry or spam, press the report button (usually located near the reply or boost buttons) and write a report: the real people who run your instance will read the report and respond! I talk more about reports in the quoted post.
Also, if you receive a DM claiming to be a mod bot which tells you your account has been automatically disabled, it is a scam, and you should report it.
5) Money: Your instance is run by a single person or small group of people doing it for fun, in their free time, at their own expense. There is no company running your instance. There are no investors. There is no premium memership. There are no ads. You should keep in mind that the people running your instance are doing it for fun, and not to extract profits from you.
Your instance admins might accept donations, or they might not (it's their choice). If they do, and you can afford it, then it's good to donate to support your instance, but you will not unlock any additional features by donating. And if you can't donate, you should not feel bad about it.
#FediTips #Welcome
@2something
Quick message to all fediverse newcomers:
Moderation in the fediverse is done by humans. There are no bots that shadowban you based on detecting certain keywords. This has some important consequences:
1) If you see a rule-breaking post, click the "report" button and write a report. The actual living, breathing creatures who run your instance will review the report.
The location of the report button varies depending on your client/app software: it's usually near "reply" or "boost."
2) The text you write in a report matters, because it will be read by an actual person. The mods are not just counting the number of reports.
3) If you're talking about a sensitive topic like suicide, you should not bleep it out like "sui-de". You won't be banned for typing the actual word out. You should instead use a content warning for your post to warn your readers. Some users who don't wish to see certain topics can voluntarily apply word filters to their own timelines, and bleeping words is rude because it bypasses their filters.
4) If you get a DM saying something like
#FediTips
Moderation in the fediverse is done by humans. There are no bots that shadowban you based on detecting certain keywords. This has some important consequences:
1) If you see a rule-breaking post, click the "report" button and write a report. The actual living, breathing creatures who run your instance will review the report.
The location of the report button varies depending on your client/app software: it's usually near "reply" or "boost."
2) The text you write in a report matters, because it will be read by an actual person. The mods are not just counting the number of reports.
3) If you're talking about a sensitive topic like suicide, you should not bleep it out like "sui-de". You won't be banned for typing the actual word out. You should instead use a content warning for your post to warn your readers. Some users who don't wish to see certain topics can voluntarily apply word filters to their own timelines, and bleeping words is rude because it bypasses their filters.
4) If you get a DM saying something like
Your account has been automatically disabled due to suspicious activity. Please click hear to verify your identity
it is a scam! There is no AI to automatically disable your account! You should report the scam message.#FediTips
Boosted by 
Quinn 
@RedCyberPandaz@zoner.work
Hey all, me and 
@Scarfie@zoner.work are streaming some Monster Hunter World. Some come by if you need something ridiculous to watch.
https://www.twitch.tv/redcyberpandaz
@Scarfie@zoner.work are streaming some Monster Hunter World. Some come by if you need something ridiculous to watch.https://www.twitch.tv/redcyberpandaz
@Bard
Oh yeah, that's why I stopped reading manga during my afternoon break. People talking constantly in the canteen so I can't concentrate on it 
@gwenthefops
The wheels on the round go bus bus bus
@2something
Some advice for fediverse newcomers, particularly those coming here from corporate social media:
1) Follow and boost! Following is how you find posts you like, and boosting is how you let others find posts you like.
2) Alt text! Many fediverse users are blind. They cannot see images. Hence, if you make a post with an an image, it's good to include a text description of the image. This can be an "alt text," which screenreaders can read instead of the image, or it can just be text under the image. Some people are unwilling to boost posts that contain description-free images.
3) Content warnings! When you make a post about a heavy topic, you can choose to "hide" it behind a warning which mentions the kind of content. Anyone who sees the post can decide if they are in the right headspace to open it. For example, if you are going to talk about what a transphobic politician is doing, you can use the content warning
If you're talking about a heavy topic, you should not try to hide it with "algo-speak." For example, if you're talking about suicide, do not say "su*cide* or "unalive myself:" type out the actual word you mean, and use a CW.
This also means if you see a post with a warning like "transphobia," it does not mean it's actually a transphobic post: it's likely made by a trans person critiquing transphobia. If you see actual transphobia, you should report it immediately. Speaking of which....
4) Reports! All moderation on the fediverse is done by actual living, breathing people! There's no AI scanning all your posts to decide who to ban or whose posts to hide. If you see a post containing bigotry or spam, press the report button (usually located near the reply or boost buttons) and write a report: the real people who run your instance will read the report and respond! I talk more about reports in the quoted post.
Also, if you receive a DM claiming to be a mod bot which tells you your account has been automatically disabled, it is a scam, and you should report it.
5) Money: Your instance is run by a single person or small group of people doing it for fun, in their free time, at their own expense. There is no company running your instance. There are no investors. There is no premium memership. There are no ads. You should keep in mind that the people running your instance are doing it for fun, and not to extract profits from you.
Your instance admins might accept donations, or they might not (it's their choice). If they do, and you can afford it, then it's good to donate to support your instance, but you will not unlock any additional features by donating. And if you can't donate, you should not feel bad about it.
#FediTips #Welcome
1) Follow and boost! Following is how you find posts you like, and boosting is how you let others find posts you like.
2) Alt text! Many fediverse users are blind. They cannot see images. Hence, if you make a post with an an image, it's good to include a text description of the image. This can be an "alt text," which screenreaders can read instead of the image, or it can just be text under the image. Some people are unwilling to boost posts that contain description-free images.
3) Content warnings! When you make a post about a heavy topic, you can choose to "hide" it behind a warning which mentions the kind of content. Anyone who sees the post can decide if they are in the right headspace to open it. For example, if you are going to talk about what a transphobic politician is doing, you can use the content warning
transphobia, politics. Some users will only boost posts with heavy topics if they have content warnings, so using a CW can expand the reach your posts have. If you're talking about a heavy topic, you should not try to hide it with "algo-speak." For example, if you're talking about suicide, do not say "su*cide* or "unalive myself:" type out the actual word you mean, and use a CW.
This also means if you see a post with a warning like "transphobia," it does not mean it's actually a transphobic post: it's likely made by a trans person critiquing transphobia. If you see actual transphobia, you should report it immediately. Speaking of which....
4) Reports! All moderation on the fediverse is done by actual living, breathing people! There's no AI scanning all your posts to decide who to ban or whose posts to hide. If you see a post containing bigotry or spam, press the report button (usually located near the reply or boost buttons) and write a report: the real people who run your instance will read the report and respond! I talk more about reports in the quoted post.
Also, if you receive a DM claiming to be a mod bot which tells you your account has been automatically disabled, it is a scam, and you should report it.
5) Money: Your instance is run by a single person or small group of people doing it for fun, in their free time, at their own expense. There is no company running your instance. There are no investors. There is no premium memership. There are no ads. You should keep in mind that the people running your instance are doing it for fun, and not to extract profits from you.
Your instance admins might accept donations, or they might not (it's their choice). If they do, and you can afford it, then it's good to donate to support your instance, but you will not unlock any additional features by donating. And if you can't donate, you should not feel bad about it.
#FediTips #Welcome
@2something
Quick message to all fediverse newcomers:
Moderation in the fediverse is done by humans. There are no bots that shadowban you based on detecting certain keywords. This has some important consequences:
1) If you see a rule-breaking post, click the "report" button and write a report. The actual living, breathing creatures who run your instance will review the report.
The location of the report button varies depending on your client/app software: it's usually near "reply" or "boost."
2) The text you write in a report matters, because it will be read by an actual person. The mods are not just counting the number of reports.
3) If you're talking about a sensitive topic like suicide, you should not bleep it out like "sui-de". You won't be banned for typing the actual word out. You should instead use a content warning for your post to warn your readers. Some users who don't wish to see certain topics can voluntarily apply word filters to their own timelines, and bleeping words is rude because it bypasses their filters.
4) If you get a DM saying something like
#FediTips
Moderation in the fediverse is done by humans. There are no bots that shadowban you based on detecting certain keywords. This has some important consequences:
1) If you see a rule-breaking post, click the "report" button and write a report. The actual living, breathing creatures who run your instance will review the report.
The location of the report button varies depending on your client/app software: it's usually near "reply" or "boost."
2) The text you write in a report matters, because it will be read by an actual person. The mods are not just counting the number of reports.
3) If you're talking about a sensitive topic like suicide, you should not bleep it out like "sui-de". You won't be banned for typing the actual word out. You should instead use a content warning for your post to warn your readers. Some users who don't wish to see certain topics can voluntarily apply word filters to their own timelines, and bleeping words is rude because it bypasses their filters.
4) If you get a DM saying something like
Your account has been automatically disabled due to suspicious activity. Please click hear to verify your identity
it is a scam! There is no AI to automatically disable your account! You should report the scam message.#FediTips
Boosted by Gwen the Loitering Fox 
@arch@floofy.tech
born to yap force to open another jira ticket
Boosted by Quinn 
@link@js.meowingwo.men
ALT
Boosted by Gwen the Loitering Fox @link@js.meowingwo.men
ALT
@flesh
kink?, pickup line
Boosted by Amber 
V43@ptrc@social.treehouse.systems
ALT
Boosted by fluffy fox girl 
@0x4d6165
if you get mad at transmascs talking about their experiences with transphobia: die
Boosted by Tzimisce Flesh
@aral@mastodon.ar.al
When you post things on Instagram, Facebook, and X, this is what they look like to people who donโt use those platforms.
ALT
ALT
Boosted by Tzimisce Flesh
(D.Burch) 
โ @catsalad@infosec.exchange
Even the absence of all light enjoys a good nap :3
ALT
@Bard
Not me sat here on the Argos website, thinking that maybe ยฃ40/month over 12 months isn't a bad way to pay for a Switch 2... 
@Bard
The single greatest moment in Western comics as far as I'm concerned is still the bit in the original Civil War where Peter Parker comes out as Spider-Man on live TV, and J. Jonah Jameson passes out from shock over the course of three completely silent panels.
@pastelfluffyfox
anyways if you make jokes about transphobia towards transmascs you're a piece of shit
@emmy
Who up hollowing they knight rn
Boosted by Tzimisce Flesh
Luka The Mouse - SQUEAKROSS@LukaTheMouse@gamedev.lgbt
The only gdc I recommend going to:
- free attendance
- free sunflower seeds for everyone
- you can meet rodents
- squeak
- free attendance
- free sunflower seeds for everyone
- you can meet rodents
- squeak
ALT
fluffy fox girl @pastelfluffyfox
- urgent donations also needed for hotel payment and groceries. ideal goal is $0/$350. please help me and my family. -
okay so - putting aside the big relocation goal, we do need more immediate donations. i am down to less than $40 for food, and mom only has $18 in cash left.
in two days another payment to this hotel is due, and unfortunately we do have to stay here and safe while i work on getting us out of here.
i really need help with that, and i especially need help with buying food because by tomorrow what i have left now will be gone. (or almost gone)
please as always help us.
goal: $0/$350
https://www.paypal.me/hazelnutflavorcoffee
#mutualaid #helpfolkslive2026 #begpost #MutualAid #urgentmutualaid #emergencymutualaid
@mutualaid@fedigroups.social
@mutualaid@ovo.st
okay so - putting aside the big relocation goal, we do need more immediate donations. i am down to less than $40 for food, and mom only has $18 in cash left.
in two days another payment to this hotel is due, and unfortunately we do have to stay here and safe while i work on getting us out of here.
i really need help with that, and i especially need help with buying food because by tomorrow what i have left now will be gone. (or almost gone)
please as always help us.
goal: $0/$350
https://www.paypal.me/hazelnutflavorcoffee
#mutualaid #helpfolkslive2026 #begpost #MutualAid #urgentmutualaid #emergencymutualaid
@mutualaid@fedigroups.social @mutualaid@ovo.st@pastelfluffyfox
everyone please we really still need donations. my food stamps will be gone by the end of the day today, and we do not have the money to keep paying this place.
HELP us.
goal: $0/$350
https://www.paypal.me/hazelnutflavorcoffee
#mutualaid #helpfolkslive2026 #MutualAid #begpost #urgentmutualaid #emergencymutualaid
@mutualaid@fedigroups.social @mutualaid@ovo.st
HELP us.
goal: $0/$350
https://www.paypal.me/hazelnutflavorcoffee
#mutualaid #helpfolkslive2026 #MutualAid #begpost #urgentmutualaid #emergencymutualaid
@mutualaid@fedigroups.social @mutualaid@ovo.st
โ 
โ 
@superpositionedkat
@cindayra
I've been considering making a blog or something similar about how to navigate different places like airports and restaurants and give some tips and recommendations based on personal experinece.
The way I envision it I will write it with a primary focus on giving information and scripts for autistic individuals, but I'd also like to add information relevant to as many disabled people as I can.
I'm making this post as a way to gague the interest for such a thing and some feedback on what formfactor to use. Is this best served as a blog or wiki I write myself when I find the inspiration/executive function or is this maybe something that would be better served as an open forum with an attached wiki? I'm really hesitant to open it up for anyone to contribute due to concerns over moderation and accuracy of information.
Any input and boosts are appreciated
The way I envision it I will write it with a primary focus on giving information and scripts for autistic individuals, but I'd also like to add information relevant to as many disabled people as I can.
I'm making this post as a way to gague the interest for such a thing and some feedback on what formfactor to use. Is this best served as a blog or wiki I write myself when I find the inspiration/executive function or is this maybe something that would be better served as an open forum with an attached wiki? I'm really hesitant to open it up for anyone to contribute due to concerns over moderation and accuracy of information.
Any input and boosts are appreciated
Note
6/23/2025, 3:08:09 AM
@comicsbyxan
Pandora's Tale Chapter 3 is now out in Spanish!
Val 
@val_vgms@tkz.one
Ya estรก disponible el capรญtulo 3 de La Historia de Pandora. Aquรญ, Pandora obtiene un nuevo empleo.
CF: https://lahistoriadepandora.thecomicseries.com/comics/45/
TP: https://tapas.io/episode/3572127
WT: https://webtoons.com/es/canvas/la-historia-de-pandora/capรญtulo-3-hermanas-armadas-parte-1/viewer?title_no=1057327&episode_no=3
CF: https://lahistoriadepandora.thecomicseries.com/comics/45/
TP: https://tapas.io/episode/3572127
WT: https://webtoons.com/es/canvas/la-historia-de-pandora/capรญtulo-3-hermanas-armadas-parte-1/viewer?title_no=1057327&episode_no=3
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ALT
@2something
@comicsbyxan Fuck yeah!@2something
@comicsbyxan I can't read Spanish but seeing that cavefish in Pandora's thought bubble still cracks me up.