Luchesar ILIEV
@kerberizer.bsky.social
Don't climb the mountain to conquer it. Climb it to conquer yourself.
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I dare you not to start laughing when you open it!
Just don’t do it near your boss or kids—though, let’s be honest, they’d probably enjoy it just as much in private.
Just don’t do it near your boss or kids—though, let’s be honest, they’d probably enjoy it just as much in private.
Ever wanted to know the amount of profanity flowing through Bluesky at any one moment? Me neither, but I still ended up making this: SwearSky, a flow of foul language uttered by Bluesky users.
⚠️ NSFW ⚠️ as it literally yells swear words at you.
⚠️ NSFW ⚠️ as it literally yells swear words at you.
SwearSky
Bluesky profanity, as it happens
swearsky.bagpuss.org
November 23, 2024 at 4:03 PM
I dare you not to start laughing when you open it!
Just don’t do it near your boss or kids—though, let’s be honest, they’d probably enjoy it just as much in private.
Just don’t do it near your boss or kids—though, let’s be honest, they’d probably enjoy it just as much in private.
Reposted by Luchesar ILIEV
I like this view better. $330b seems a lot, but in a fight for freedom it is pathetically small.
November 16, 2024 at 10:45 PM
I like this view better. $330b seems a lot, but in a fight for freedom it is pathetically small.
Reposted by Luchesar ILIEV
18M + 1.
💙, Mar🐫
💙, Mar🐫
November 17, 2024 at 2:58 AM
18M + 1.
💙, Mar🐫
💙, Mar🐫
Last week across the ocean in a nutshell.
November 16, 2024 at 10:09 PM
Last week across the ocean in a nutshell.
may very well be "of the century"
November 15, 2024 at 10:54 AM
may very well be "of the century"
Reposted by Luchesar ILIEV
On Twitter, I always stopped to read these posts.
Notice how succinct, how dry they are—like a list in a ledger: name, date, place of birth, profession.
And a number.
It is this banality that sends shivers down my spine. It is so easy to fall down that abyss. So hard to get out.
Lest we forget.
Notice how succinct, how dry they are—like a list in a ledger: name, date, place of birth, profession.
And a number.
It is this banality that sends shivers down my spine. It is so easy to fall down that abyss. So hard to get out.
Lest we forget.
13 November 1919 | A German, Fritz Rose, was born in Poznan. A worker.
In Auschwitz from 8 July 1941.
No. 17849
He perished in the camp on 13 March 1942.
In Auschwitz from 8 July 1941.
No. 17849
He perished in the camp on 13 March 1942.
November 13, 2024 at 10:03 PM
On Twitter, I always stopped to read these posts.
Notice how succinct, how dry they are—like a list in a ledger: name, date, place of birth, profession.
And a number.
It is this banality that sends shivers down my spine. It is so easy to fall down that abyss. So hard to get out.
Lest we forget.
Notice how succinct, how dry they are—like a list in a ledger: name, date, place of birth, profession.
And a number.
It is this banality that sends shivers down my spine. It is so easy to fall down that abyss. So hard to get out.
Lest we forget.
Pretty sure this is going to be one of the trending articles on Wikipedia these days.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakisto...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakisto...
Kakistocracy - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
November 13, 2024 at 9:33 PM
Pretty sure this is going to be one of the trending articles on Wikipedia these days.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakisto...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakisto...