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Joe Esposito

@ozoneartfoundry.com

My name is Joe Esposito, an artist living in Northern California. I have channeled my love of the creative arts into two outlets, illustration and co-hosting a weekly podcast titled The Ozone Nightmare.

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Duncan Jones@manmademoon.bsky.social · 2d ago

My dream is that Europe/Canada and the UK just build all their own tech systems to replace those owned by the US oligarchs. Short term pain for long term “avoiding being held at gunpoint by US oligarchs.”

Chris Shehan_Comic Art@chrisshehanart.bsky.social · 2d ago

This is Jack who just had some cancer removed. Got it before it got bad so he’s ok. Supporting me helps me pay for his surgery as well. And helping me fix my car helps my kid get to school. My next new comic won’t come out for a while, but it’s in the works. Thank you for any support given 💖

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Springboard@dbspringboard.bsky.social · 2d ago

How Demo 1 blew my mind in 1997 - plus my interview with Harry Holmwood, who created its iconic theme tune. www.instagram.com/reels/DdwtP1...

Springboard on Instagram: "How Demo 1 blew my mind in 1997 - plus my interview with Harry Holmwood, who created its iconic theme tune. #Sony #PS1 #retrogaming #interview #Demo1"

dbspringboard on September 26, 2026: "How Demo 1 blew my mind in 1997 - plus my interview with Harry Holmwood, who created its iconic theme tune. #Sony #PS1 #retrogaming #interview #Demo1".

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Dilek Sayedahmed@dileksayedahmed.bsky.social · last wk.

I truly, deeply, sincerely do think the guy flipping burgers at McDonalds should be able to afford rent, bills, and groceries with his paycheck alone. That's kind of the whole point of having a job and I can't believe this is considered a radical position.🤷🏽‍♀️

Mike Masnick@masnick.com · 2d ago

Part II in @kkomaitis.bsky.social epic 10 part series about how and where big tech went wrong. I promise you, you're going to want to read the whole thing...

Techdirt@techdirt.com · 3d ago

The Metric Is Not The Mission: When They Still Understood Us The Metric Is Not the Mission is a ten-part examination of how Big Tech moved from building and expanding the open internet to... https://www.techdirt.com/2026/09/25/the-metric-is-not-the-mission-when-they-still-understood-us/

Ant Pruitt@antpruitt.com · 3d ago

Become an extended family member in Patreon for FREE. Join in on conversations and discussions we have each day from totally random subjects, old TV shows, global cultures to everyday life as a model and commercial actor in the entertainment industry. THX buff.ly/kr8yV3A

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Timnit Gebru@timnitgebru.blacksky.app · 3d ago

We had to wait for the....NEW YORK POST to write about this. Y'all know there is so much more where this came from but journalists don't want to dig and people are terrified to speak to any journalist seeing the type of reporting they've been doing

Remmelt 🛑@artificialbodies.net · 3d ago

A hidden list of 100 abusers in Silicon Valley. Left unstated: some are abusing *men* Sam Altman used to date Peter Thiel, known for recruiting young men for sex (one died of suicide). Sam's sex parties are notorious for how hard they go, and the abuse. Three sources told me about this:

Jamie Smart@jamiesmart.bsky.social · 3d ago

Can’t eat a sandwich until you subscribe to sandwiches. Can’t eat today’s sandwich until it has applied daily sandwich updates. Sandwich now has adverts even though you paid for ad-free sandwich. Can pay again to have less sandwich adverts. Now you can eat the sandwich, but it’s smaller.

Your Internet Friend Tom Tomorrow@tomtomorrow.bsky.social · 4d ago

a thread of artzybasheff, who is definitely not forgotten by me, but I've spent a lot of time over the years poring over old magazines, including Time

Michael Lobel@mlobelart.bsky.social · 4d ago

Seems to me like we're due for a reconsideration—and perhaps even an exhibition?—of the mostly forgotten illustrator Boris Artzybasheff, whose hallucinatory mid-20th-century automation drawings seem eerily prescient right now. "Executive of the Future," 1952 onlinecollections.syr.edu/objects/1223...

Drawing of a robot-like figure at a keyboard