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@nephstar.bsky.social
Nerd into architecture, feminism, politics & blue tiles. Peak posting after Snortlechops and SqueakyBubble go to sleep. tl;dr: I'm awesome! She/her.
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Adobe subscription traps are evil but if this is accurate it is very funny.
This is perfect. The DOJ's embarrassing snafu with disappearing redactions was the fault of Elon Musk. Musk cancelled government subscriptions to Adobe programs that would have made the redactions permanent. What a pack of fools.
December 26, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Adobe subscription traps are evil but if this is accurate it is very funny.
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MCG light towers rated:
1: fucked, low beam at the access door, have driven my skull into it multiple times.
2: ok, short climb because access is off the concourse. Spider webs across the door.
1/3
1: fucked, low beam at the access door, have driven my skull into it multiple times.
2: ok, short climb because access is off the concourse. Spider webs across the door.
1/3
December 26, 2025 at 3:27 AM
MCG light towers rated:
1: fucked, low beam at the access door, have driven my skull into it multiple times.
2: ok, short climb because access is off the concourse. Spider webs across the door.
1/3
1: fucked, low beam at the access door, have driven my skull into it multiple times.
2: ok, short climb because access is off the concourse. Spider webs across the door.
1/3
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If many Americans feel a touch of summer in winter, some Australians are feeling a touch of winter in summer.
Very cold conditions in the SE
Only 1.8C in Flinders Island,Tasmania - a cold record for December and 5C below winter average!
5.6C Low Head also record
Very cold conditions in the SE
Only 1.8C in Flinders Island,Tasmania - a cold record for December and 5C below winter average!
5.6C Low Head also record
December 26, 2025 at 2:38 AM
If many Americans feel a touch of summer in winter, some Australians are feeling a touch of winter in summer.
Very cold conditions in the SE
Only 1.8C in Flinders Island,Tasmania - a cold record for December and 5C below winter average!
5.6C Low Head also record
Very cold conditions in the SE
Only 1.8C in Flinders Island,Tasmania - a cold record for December and 5C below winter average!
5.6C Low Head also record
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bruh ive been trying to get people on the minivan train for YEARS, minivans are fucking awesome and superior to SUVs in basically every way.
the minivan being out of style is another thing toxic masculinity has ruined and this is a completely serious take.
the minivan being out of style is another thing toxic masculinity has ruined and this is a completely serious take.
December 25, 2025 at 12:49 AM
bruh ive been trying to get people on the minivan train for YEARS, minivans are fucking awesome and superior to SUVs in basically every way.
the minivan being out of style is another thing toxic masculinity has ruined and this is a completely serious take.
the minivan being out of style is another thing toxic masculinity has ruined and this is a completely serious take.
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That is a fantastic blue outfit.
🔴🟢This year, the Great Santa Khan wishes all who humbly beg His peace & submit to his absolute rule a festive Holiday Season, & Merry Pilfering of the Weakling Southron Agriculturalists in this glorious season of conquest!🔴🟢
YALALT!
☃️Тэнгригийн мөнхийн алдар!☃️
🎄榮耀歸於上帝!🎄
YALALT!
☃️Тэнгригийн мөнхийн алдар!☃️
🎄榮耀歸於上帝!🎄
December 25, 2025 at 12:42 AM
That is a fantastic blue outfit.
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A small (personal) example of this book’s intellectual dishonesty:
My father-in-law is reading In Covid’s Wake, and excitedly told me he found a passage where I’m quoted. The quote in question is me saying the FBI worked to censor speech on social media.
Huh? When did I say that?!
My father-in-law is reading In Covid’s Wake, and excitedly told me he found a passage where I’m quoted. The quote in question is me saying the FBI worked to censor speech on social media.
Huh? When did I say that?!
December 24, 2025 at 7:00 PM
A small (personal) example of this book’s intellectual dishonesty:
My father-in-law is reading In Covid’s Wake, and excitedly told me he found a passage where I’m quoted. The quote in question is me saying the FBI worked to censor speech on social media.
Huh? When did I say that?!
My father-in-law is reading In Covid’s Wake, and excitedly told me he found a passage where I’m quoted. The quote in question is me saying the FBI worked to censor speech on social media.
Huh? When did I say that?!
2:30am, Mr 6 came into our bed. 5am we gave in and got up to open presents. I am very much going to need a nap
December 24, 2025 at 7:36 PM
2:30am, Mr 6 came into our bed. 5am we gave in and got up to open presents. I am very much going to need a nap
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We've now had longer of Kirsty MacColl not making songs even though she still should be than we had of Kirsty MacColl making songs. #banbillionaires #banspeedboats
December 24, 2025 at 11:33 AM
We've now had longer of Kirsty MacColl not making songs even though she still should be than we had of Kirsty MacColl making songs. #banbillionaires #banspeedboats
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Your teenager probably reads more than that. And likely at least half those words are advertisements thrust on them, boilerplate bullshit, forced assignments and in general *shit they didn't choose*
April 28, 2024 at 6:18 PM
Your teenager probably reads more than that. And likely at least half those words are advertisements thrust on them, boilerplate bullshit, forced assignments and in general *shit they didn't choose*
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You, as a bookish teenager, totally could have read several 500 page books each week.
They probably made up the vast majority of the words you read each day.
And almost all were a voluntary choice, almost all read for pleasure.
They probably made up the vast majority of the words you read each day.
And almost all were a voluntary choice, almost all read for pleasure.
April 28, 2024 at 6:14 PM
You, as a bookish teenager, totally could have read several 500 page books each week.
They probably made up the vast majority of the words you read each day.
And almost all were a voluntary choice, almost all read for pleasure.
They probably made up the vast majority of the words you read each day.
And almost all were a voluntary choice, almost all read for pleasure.
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And there’s absolutely no way the street is going to find another use for this.
Scientists have developed a robotic hand exoskeleton that can passively train expert pianists to play faster keystrokes and overcome the ceiling effect in motor skills.
Read more in #ScienceRobotics: https://scim.ag/3N3bJil
Read more in #ScienceRobotics: https://scim.ag/3N3bJil
December 23, 2025 at 9:11 PM
And there’s absolutely no way the street is going to find another use for this.
I thought the L word was an exception, but it ran 2005-2009. There’s definitely a gap. Honestly wonder if it’s was death of Blockbuster that loosened the reins a bit.
Heated Rivalry is great, but we seem to keep skipping any queer story in media that happens between 1995-2005. Its either AIDS crisis/death/etc or (mostly)post-liberation/everone-just-getting-on-with-it.
December 23, 2025 at 10:27 AM
I thought the L word was an exception, but it ran 2005-2009. There’s definitely a gap. Honestly wonder if it’s was death of Blockbuster that loosened the reins a bit.
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Wondering what the next crop of grads is like, given they will have been through COVID in last 2 years of high school and uni in the age of AI. Hearing informal reports of worst ever classes in 35 years of teaching. Attention and retention just gone.
December 23, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Wondering what the next crop of grads is like, given they will have been through COVID in last 2 years of high school and uni in the age of AI. Hearing informal reports of worst ever classes in 35 years of teaching. Attention and retention just gone.
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Enjoy the quiet moments of beauty, like these winter bell jellies, this season.❄️🔔🪼
There’s wonder in ocean life, and caring for it helps us all.
There’s wonder in ocean life, and caring for it helps us all.
December 22, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Enjoy the quiet moments of beauty, like these winter bell jellies, this season.❄️🔔🪼
There’s wonder in ocean life, and caring for it helps us all.
There’s wonder in ocean life, and caring for it helps us all.
Watched a child literally embody the shiny-squirrel ADHD meme: look at the shiny tinsel - oooh, a cat!
December 22, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Watched a child literally embody the shiny-squirrel ADHD meme: look at the shiny tinsel - oooh, a cat!
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So Bari Weiss’s first real editorial intervention at CBS is to repress coverage of American concentration camps.
December 22, 2025 at 3:05 AM
So Bari Weiss’s first real editorial intervention at CBS is to repress coverage of American concentration camps.
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I think this term's origin was Paul Scharre writing in Four Battlegrounds about Marines spoofing an AI by hiding under a box while giggling, and I think what first got it circulating was @shashj.bsky.social posting an excerpt on Twitter. www.pcmag.com/news/us-mari...
December 21, 2025 at 8:18 PM
I think this term's origin was Paul Scharre writing in Four Battlegrounds about Marines spoofing an AI by hiding under a box while giggling, and I think what first got it circulating was @shashj.bsky.social posting an excerpt on Twitter. www.pcmag.com/news/us-mari...
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Deleted this because the audio makes it clear that he's not claiming that first question was the easy part. He says the later parts (where you have to put hands on a clock, for instance) is hard, but not that.
December 21, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Deleted this because the audio makes it clear that he's not claiming that first question was the easy part. He says the later parts (where you have to put hands on a clock, for instance) is hard, but not that.
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The December Solstice is coming up shortly, at 0203 AEDT on Mon 22 Dec / 1503 UTC Sun 21 Dec. So just under nine hours from now.
December 21, 2025 at 6:17 AM
The December Solstice is coming up shortly, at 0203 AEDT on Mon 22 Dec / 1503 UTC Sun 21 Dec. So just under nine hours from now.
Wife: Mr 2 is about to crack.
5 seconds later, ENTER
Mr 2 dragging teddy, crumpled face: I’m not tired! Not tired!
Then he swiped the magnets off the fridge.
Oh bubba.
5 seconds later, ENTER
Mr 2 dragging teddy, crumpled face: I’m not tired! Not tired!
Then he swiped the magnets off the fridge.
Oh bubba.
December 21, 2025 at 5:24 AM
Wife: Mr 2 is about to crack.
5 seconds later, ENTER
Mr 2 dragging teddy, crumpled face: I’m not tired! Not tired!
Then he swiped the magnets off the fridge.
Oh bubba.
5 seconds later, ENTER
Mr 2 dragging teddy, crumpled face: I’m not tired! Not tired!
Then he swiped the magnets off the fridge.
Oh bubba.
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"how can someone not at least find it interesting watching a whole planet shift geological ages in the blink of an eye?"
Hear, hear!
Hear, hear!
December 20, 2025 at 9:24 AM
"how can someone not at least find it interesting watching a whole planet shift geological ages in the blink of an eye?"
Hear, hear!
Hear, hear!
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Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas...$70 per ticket.
December 17, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas...$70 per ticket.
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Tonight, the December Comfort Watch is The Big Short: a tale of a few people seeing an imminent global economic collapse that anyone could have seen coming, but didn't, mostly because they didn't want to.
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The December Comfort Watches 2025, Day Nineteen: The Big Short
There was, to be clear, nothing very comforting at all about the 2008 global economic crisis. It was a deeply messed-up time, and even if one was not in danger of losing one’s home in the mes…
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December 20, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Tonight, the December Comfort Watch is The Big Short: a tale of a few people seeing an imminent global economic collapse that anyone could have seen coming, but didn't, mostly because they didn't want to.
whatever.scalzi.com/2025/12/19/t...
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"And so it was decreed that, each year, the various districts of Panem would offer up, in tribute, one young man and woman to fight to the death in a pageant of honor, courage and sacrifice." (The Hunger Games, 2012)
December 18, 2025 at 4:49 PM
"And so it was decreed that, each year, the various districts of Panem would offer up, in tribute, one young man and woman to fight to the death in a pageant of honor, courage and sacrifice." (The Hunger Games, 2012)