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i do things. prev: @twitch; no, I didn't unfollow you: x support gave my account away, then broke it during recovery & refuses to fix it

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San Francisco, CA fire.lakebed.app Joined March 2007
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they literally soft blocked every single account that followed me, all 9200+ accounts; jesus christ
@fire | Incendiary Media @IncendiaryMedia Sep 10, 2024
We got @fire back again, but the intruder nuked my followers AND following, deleted many long running DM conversations, and removed thousands of posts. I don't even know where to begin.
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every time shiftup's writers use lasers in the msq they choose to use them in ways physically impossible for lasers, yet ( coincidentally? ) would be internally consistent with high energy plasma weaponry instead #NIKKE
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lol @twitch defaults tzone to utc ( pt for 12+ years ), cant change as a celebration is active, my first stream celebration and birthday are the same date so it auto skips the birthday celebration ( unskips on the client, reverts on reload ), and my first stream date is yrs older
Screenshot of the dark-mode Twitch dashboard in a mobile browser. A Channel header row shows menu, search, help, inbox, chat, and megaphone icons plus fire's avatar. The "Celebration Time Zone" card shows a "Twitch default (UTC)" dropdown above a grayed-out "Save Changes" button, explains celebrations run 4:00 AM the day before to 4:00 AM the day after the event date (48 hours, based on UTC), and notes the time zone can't change while a celebration is live or starts within a day. The "First Stream Anniversary Settings" card has a blue "CELEBRATING TODAY" badge and reads "Celebrate your first stream anniversary (November 11, 2015) with your community," plus a "Skip Until Next Year" button. Its toggle is off, and the Stream Date field reads 11/11/2026, within 2 weeks of November 11, 2026. The post complains the time zone defaults to UTC after 12+ years in Pacific time, and that the 2015 first stream date is wrong: they registered around 2011, so their real first stream is years older.
Screenshot of the dark-mode Twitch dashboard showing the "Birthday Celebration Settings" card, with a pink "NEW" badge and a gray "SKIPPED" badge next to the title. The text reads "You're skipping your birthday this year. (364 days left to undo skip)," with an "Undo Skip" button below. The "Enable Birthday Celebration" toggle is on even though the card says the celebration is skipped, and its description says viewers will be notified that it's your birthday when entering your stream. The Stream Date field reads 11/11/2027, which must be within 2 weeks before or after November 11, 2027. Per the post, the first stream anniversary and birthday share the same date, so the birthday celebration gets auto-skipped; "Undo Skip" works in the client but reverts on reload.