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luv libraries, trains, and walkable cities 〰️
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Here's the sort of thing Webloc can do:
- zoom in on specific phone, see where else that device has been locally or around country
- click a 'route' button to see the specific route
- click a nighttime button to see where at night; their likely home

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Once a Webloc user has identified a device of interest, they can get more details about that particular phone, and, by extension, its owner, by seeing where else it has travelled both locally and across the country. Users can click a route feature which shows the path the device took. The material suggests that if users look at where the device was located at night, they might find the person’s possible home, and during the day, the person’s possible employer. The software can also do a multi-permiter analysis, which monitors multiple locations at once to see which devices have been present at two or more specific places. A results page then displays the list of discovered devices. This includes whether the phone is an Android or iOS device; the number of days the device visited a given location; the average amount of time a device stayed at the location; and the total number of pieces of location data for that phone.
January 8, 2026 at 3:56 PM
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dirtbagqueer.rocks
a vibe shift is occurring man
December 30, 2025 at 7:28 PM
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moiradonegan.bsky.social
Woke Two will have to include Me Too, Two.
January 6, 2026 at 5:19 PM
stephalina.bsky.social
Coat bath has two toilets and no baths, while mudroom laundry coat closet has two baths, no closets and no laundry. This is the future 🙌
December 2, 2025 at 7:27 AM
stephalina.bsky.social
Some style guides, like the AP style guide, include spaces on either side of the em dash.
Screenshot from the AP Stylebook: "... being inauthentic. It’d be nice if there was an easy tell. Unfortunately, that tell is not the em dash, which has been around for many years. In fact, they are so ubiquitous in AP lingo, we just call them dashes. They are about the width of a capital letter M, and always get a space on either side, except in sports agate. Some reasons to use an em dash, from the AP Stylebook: ABRUPT CHANGE: Use dashes to denote an abrupt change in thought in a sentence or an emphatic pause: Through her..."
December 2, 2025 at 7:13 AM