Ebsi
@ebsi.bsky.social
Astrology, trees, plants, some spirituality and whatever comes to mind.
Used to be a software engineer specialized in interactive data visualization. Now I study trees.
Developer of https://aspectarian.com/
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Used to be a software engineer specialized in interactive data visualization. Now I study trees.
Developer of https://aspectarian.com/
♎️⬆️ ♈️☀️ ♊️🌙
🌲🌳🌿🌱
Well, then behold, I made this one for you!
The essential pudding.
(‘Transparent‘ was an overstatement though 😅)
The essential pudding.
(‘Transparent‘ was an overstatement though 😅)
November 11, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Well, then behold, I made this one for you!
The essential pudding.
(‘Transparent‘ was an overstatement though 😅)
The essential pudding.
(‘Transparent‘ was an overstatement though 😅)
got her hooked. She spent most of the next day painting, and the result looked really nice in the end! (very different to the inspiration though)
We already hung it on the desired spot, everyone is happy with it. And she doesn't mind me sharing it here:
Untitled, 70cm x 100cm
We already hung it on the desired spot, everyone is happy with it. And she doesn't mind me sharing it here:
Untitled, 70cm x 100cm
November 5, 2025 at 1:49 PM
got her hooked. She spent most of the next day painting, and the result looked really nice in the end! (very different to the inspiration though)
We already hung it on the desired spot, everyone is happy with it. And she doesn't mind me sharing it here:
Untitled, 70cm x 100cm
We already hung it on the desired spot, everyone is happy with it. And she doesn't mind me sharing it here:
Untitled, 70cm x 100cm
Yesterday I also finished my third picture frame, completing my summer wood working project!
I found an art print at a thrift store with perfect size and color. "Eingeregnet" (rained in) by Franz Defregger, shows people evading the rain, crammed into a small cold alpine cottage.
I found an art print at a thrift store with perfect size and color. "Eingeregnet" (rained in) by Franz Defregger, shows people evading the rain, crammed into a small cold alpine cottage.
October 24, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Yesterday I also finished my third picture frame, completing my summer wood working project!
I found an art print at a thrift store with perfect size and color. "Eingeregnet" (rained in) by Franz Defregger, shows people evading the rain, crammed into a small cold alpine cottage.
I found an art print at a thrift store with perfect size and color. "Eingeregnet" (rained in) by Franz Defregger, shows people evading the rain, crammed into a small cold alpine cottage.
I spent the whole day pruning a large apple tree today! I know the pictures may look sad to some of you, but it was very overdue. It had already lost a lot of branches to snow weight, and the top became way to thick and broad, like a whooly sheep. I’ll post an update next summer!
October 18, 2025 at 5:43 PM
I spent the whole day pruning a large apple tree today! I know the pictures may look sad to some of you, but it was very overdue. It had already lost a lot of branches to snow weight, and the top became way to thick and broad, like a whooly sheep. I’ll post an update next summer!
I went to a lecture about soil problems today and the lecturer wore an extraordinary combination of colors. She also had a special vibe, definitely Saturnian, but mixed with a Venusian + Mercurial lightness, and an expressive Aries face.
4 left colors: striped sweater, right color: pants
4 left colors: striped sweater, right color: pants
October 13, 2025 at 6:21 PM
I went to a lecture about soil problems today and the lecturer wore an extraordinary combination of colors. She also had a special vibe, definitely Saturnian, but mixed with a Venusian + Mercurial lightness, and an expressive Aries face.
4 left colors: striped sweater, right color: pants
4 left colors: striped sweater, right color: pants
Tuesday's Pluto station will be interesting!
October 12, 2025 at 8:15 PM
Tuesday's Pluto station will be interesting!
Yes agree! I just used a quick “dramatic warm” iphone filter here:
October 10, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Yes agree! I just used a quick “dramatic warm” iphone filter here:
Done! I added a new option "Outer Asc, MC and Houses" to Transits (see screenshot below).
It's available for testing on the preview environment: beta.aspectarian.com/chart?p=t_tra
It's available for testing on the preview environment: beta.aspectarian.com/chart?p=t_tra
October 6, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Done! I added a new option "Outer Asc, MC and Houses" to Transits (see screenshot below).
It's available for testing on the preview environment: beta.aspectarian.com/chart?p=t_tra
It's available for testing on the preview environment: beta.aspectarian.com/chart?p=t_tra
Anyways, we went to the Austrian National Library this evening.
(Special opening hours once a year.)
(Special opening hours once a year.)
October 4, 2025 at 11:33 PM
Anyways, we went to the Austrian National Library this evening.
(Special opening hours once a year.)
(Special opening hours once a year.)
The light is painting today!
October 3, 2025 at 1:44 PM
The light is painting today!
Today’s a good day to admire the beauty of my orchids! 😉
October 3, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Today’s a good day to admire the beauty of my orchids! 😉
What synastry chart style do you prefer?
Planets of outer chart oriented:
A - outward
B - inward
What is easier to read for you? Please like the preferred option below!
Planets of outer chart oriented:
A - outward
B - inward
What is easier to read for you? Please like the preferred option below!
October 1, 2025 at 12:15 PM
What synastry chart style do you prefer?
Planets of outer chart oriented:
A - outward
B - inward
What is easier to read for you? Please like the preferred option below!
Planets of outer chart oriented:
A - outward
B - inward
What is easier to read for you? Please like the preferred option below!
Day 6 after the release and the pattern still holds!
When filtering by device type it also shows that the page use increase is mainly due to desktop users, who are more benefited by tabs.
(Currently @aspectarian.com has about a 50:50 split between desktop and mobile users.)
When filtering by device type it also shows that the page use increase is mainly due to desktop users, who are more benefited by tabs.
(Currently @aspectarian.com has about a 50:50 split between desktop and mobile users.)
September 29, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Day 6 after the release and the pattern still holds!
When filtering by device type it also shows that the page use increase is mainly due to desktop users, who are more benefited by tabs.
(Currently @aspectarian.com has about a 50:50 split between desktop and mobile users.)
When filtering by device type it also shows that the page use increase is mainly due to desktop users, who are more benefited by tabs.
(Currently @aspectarian.com has about a 50:50 split between desktop and mobile users.)
I was doing some errands in the city today, and walked into an art gallery with amazing art inside. I ended up having a nice conversation with the woman curating it, but I couldn't afford any of it, so I said "I will come back in ten years". How likely is that going to happen based on this chart?
September 29, 2025 at 7:10 PM
I was doing some errands in the city today, and walked into an art gallery with amazing art inside. I ended up having a nice conversation with the woman curating it, but I couldn't afford any of it, so I said "I will come back in ten years". How likely is that going to happen based on this chart?
I just checked, but I cannot reproduce this issue. Can you provide more details please? Does this also happen in a different browser or a private window?
September 29, 2025 at 4:39 AM
I just checked, but I cannot reproduce this issue. Can you provide more details please? Does this also happen in a different browser or a private window?
The view from my godmothers 60th birthday celebration.
(I do not intend to take post card pictures, they just keep coming to me)
(I do not intend to take post card pictures, they just keep coming to me)
September 27, 2025 at 10:33 PM
The view from my godmothers 60th birthday celebration.
(I do not intend to take post card pictures, they just keep coming to me)
(I do not intend to take post card pictures, they just keep coming to me)
Finally done with my godmother's 60th birthday present!
This may have been the most laborious gift I ever assembled. I could tell a story about almost every part of it.
And I probably won't even mention to her that the frame is the main gift here. 😅
This may have been the most laborious gift I ever assembled. I could tell a story about almost every part of it.
And I probably won't even mention to her that the frame is the main gift here. 😅
September 26, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Finally done with my godmother's 60th birthday present!
This may have been the most laborious gift I ever assembled. I could tell a story about almost every part of it.
And I probably won't even mention to her that the frame is the main gift here. 😅
This may have been the most laborious gift I ever assembled. I could tell a story about almost every part of it.
And I probably won't even mention to her that the frame is the main gift here. 😅
I was a bit anxious about @aspectarian.com's Tabs release this week. It was a big release and included quite substantial changes to some workflows.
But no complaints so far, and page interactions seem to have doubled right away. I take it as a good sign!
But no complaints so far, and page interactions seem to have doubled right away. I take it as a good sign!
September 25, 2025 at 9:46 PM
I was a bit anxious about @aspectarian.com's Tabs release this week. It was a big release and included quite substantial changes to some workflows.
But no complaints so far, and page interactions seem to have doubled right away. I take it as a good sign!
But no complaints so far, and page interactions seem to have doubled right away. I take it as a good sign!
I scratched a deep score into both sides of the glass, and the result is still not great, but luckily within the room of error for my picture frame! 😮💨
(Lesson learned: when building a picture frame start with buying the glass, then build it to that dimension)
(Lesson learned: when building a picture frame start with buying the glass, then build it to that dimension)
September 25, 2025 at 2:29 PM
I scratched a deep score into both sides of the glass, and the result is still not great, but luckily within the room of error for my picture frame! 😮💨
(Lesson learned: when building a picture frame start with buying the glass, then build it to that dimension)
(Lesson learned: when building a picture frame start with buying the glass, then build it to that dimension)
Glass cutting is not going to be my next hobby!
September 25, 2025 at 9:10 AM
Glass cutting is not going to be my next hobby!
We spent the last warm summer day on the mountain, and there happened to be a group of alphorn blowers.
(Yes, I also notice that my account is slowly turning into an Austria travel destination promotion channel)
(Yes, I also notice that my account is slowly turning into an Austria travel destination promotion channel)
September 20, 2025 at 3:56 PM
We spent the last warm summer day on the mountain, and there happened to be a group of alphorn blowers.
(Yes, I also notice that my account is slowly turning into an Austria travel destination promotion channel)
(Yes, I also notice that my account is slowly turning into an Austria travel destination promotion channel)
WARNING: Very toxic!
I just love the look of yews with ripe berries. I went to a local park to collect some seeds.
Pretty much everything on this tree is highly toxic, except for the red aril. Which you can eat, as long as you carefully spit out the seed again. It tastes sweet, but rather bland.
I just love the look of yews with ripe berries. I went to a local park to collect some seeds.
Pretty much everything on this tree is highly toxic, except for the red aril. Which you can eat, as long as you carefully spit out the seed again. It tastes sweet, but rather bland.
September 17, 2025 at 1:08 PM
WARNING: Very toxic!
I just love the look of yews with ripe berries. I went to a local park to collect some seeds.
Pretty much everything on this tree is highly toxic, except for the red aril. Which you can eat, as long as you carefully spit out the seed again. It tastes sweet, but rather bland.
I just love the look of yews with ripe berries. I went to a local park to collect some seeds.
Pretty much everything on this tree is highly toxic, except for the red aril. Which you can eat, as long as you carefully spit out the seed again. It tastes sweet, but rather bland.
The train ride through the vineyards back to Retz was probably the visual highlight of our family vacation:
September 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
The train ride through the vineyards back to Retz was probably the visual highlight of our family vacation:
*Sagittarius, right 🙃
(One may notice I’m somewhat at odds with this archetype)
(And I was referencing the start of the main quest in the first Legend of Zelda)
(One may notice I’m somewhat at odds with this archetype)
(And I was referencing the start of the main quest in the first Legend of Zelda)
September 4, 2025 at 7:39 PM
*Sagittarius, right 🙃
(One may notice I’m somewhat at odds with this archetype)
(And I was referencing the start of the main quest in the first Legend of Zelda)
(One may notice I’m somewhat at odds with this archetype)
(And I was referencing the start of the main quest in the first Legend of Zelda)