allmymetaphors:

I literally think about my skin care routine constantly. like, you know how they say the average man thinks about sex like 2,000 times a day or something? that’s me but with skin care

highs0ciety:

arabbara:

R.I.P. The 2976 American people that lost their lives on 9/11 and R.I.P. the 48,644 Afghan and 1,690,903 Iraqi and 35000 Pakistani people that paid the ultimate price for a crime they did not commit

this is the only september 11th post I’m reblogging

drakeimpala:

does anyone remember 2k10 Middle School “Hipster” aesthetics?? colorful galaxy pictures?? Triangles?? the same 2 perks of being a wallflower quotes everywhere?? narwhals?? the 3 most popular MGMT songs?? the word “infinite??” So Many Triangles?? Did anyone actually like or understand any of that or was it just some mass hysteria, a hallucination of the collective unconscious, all young citizens being brainwashed into compliance

(Source: tofuimpala)

theverge:

1.
Assume everything you do and say will be made public.

2.
Do not be seduced by privacy settings and passwords, which are temporary illusions that distract from the reality of the previous point.

3.
Understand that context and data are often one in the same. When you enter information on the internet, assume that you include the who (you), the what (the data), the when (the time of data input), the where (the site on which the data is being placed), the how (the device on which you input the data), and the why (the purpose of the site).

4.
Believe that all of your credit card transactions are being kept in a colossal, searchable ledger that one day will be made available for all to study.

5.
Believe that data does not disappear when you delete it.

You’re welcome.