Only about a third of Americans agree with this kind of “heritage Americans” bullshit that prioritizes ancestry over literally anything else. Nearly everyone else think being American is about commitment to shared civic ideals. www.nationhoodlab.org/wp-content/u...
Alexander Clarkson@aphclarkson.bsky.social · 4d agoAnother datapoint for the fascist radicalisation of institutional pillars of much of the American Right
Great location for a burrito tunnel exit
Edward Hopper @edwardhopper.bsky.social · 6d agoEast Wind Over Weehawken (1934) stacks a hillside of houses beneath heavy gray skies, compressing the town into moody blocks of form and tone. Painted during the Great Depression, the scene includes subtle signs of distress, such as For Sale notices.
No it says "Die Fugger Die". It's German.
Cool Box Art@coolboxart.bsky.social · last yr.Die Fugger II / PC / Sunflowers / 1996
[picasso bug when picasso becomes famous] oh hell yeah it’s all coming together
Guillotine Hunger Force@themilfmag.net · 5mo agosay hello to the picasso bug! beautiful baby
There's been a boomlet of Bernese mountain dog content in Bluesky. You haven't seen anything yet. What if we added a cat? What if it were Caturday? #BernersOfBluesky
That is a baby faced kid in a costume moustache and several mischievous friends piloting the rest like a gundam. This man was a ploy to see an R-rated movie that got way out of hand.
The number of people at the Knicks parade today were roughly equal to the combined population of Wyoming, Vermont, North Dakota, South Dakota, Delaware, Montana & Alaska. So if you heard about any issues in NYC today, but not about any crimes in those states, you know the agenda of that media.
My blog. For almost 27 years now, it’s given me a place to share things I wouldn’t otherwise ever have been able to say, connected me with the people who matter most to me in my life, opened up every opportunity personally & professionally, and evolved as I have. Changed my life, and I own it 100%.
JD (by way of Blacksky)@jdot.blacksky.team · 2mo agoCan I ask y’all a genuine question? In all your life online, what’s the greatest social media you’ve ever used?
I was misled by this year-old bus advertisement to believe Cloud Cult was playing a free show this weekend #Duluth
Every agent I birth now comes with what I call “Viticci Discipline” drawn from @viticci.macstories.net’s work on Shortcuts Playground Plugin for Claude/Codex
GitHub - viticci/shortcuts-playground-plugin: Shortcuts Playground: A Claude Code and Codex plugin for building, validating, signing, and remixing ma…
Shortcuts Playground: A Claude Code and Codex plugin for building, validating, signing, and remixing macOS/iOS Shortcuts with natural language. - viticci/shortcuts-playground-plugin
github.com
Until the Sanitary Revolution and the wide spread acceptance of germ theory in the late 1800s, a full 30-50% of children died before their fifth birthday.
Olivia ⟡@lightliv.bsky.social · 2mo agoHumans never actually needed to modify our foods, we drank milk without pasteurizing from a variety of animals for thousands of years. The food systems we have now, all created by evil elite powers that be, are complex & non-sensical enough to cause arguments re something as simple as drinking milk.
I lolled so hard I had to stop unloading the dishwasher for a moment listening to @reckless.bsky.social intro the latest Decoder episode
Hey everybody let’s make a list of all the essential-listening podcast episodes for understanding a thing. Here’s my submission where the thing is “Wikipedia.” Link to a specific podcast episode that you would **recommend to your friends or family** as a helpful primer on understanding a thing?
grahamlampa.com@grahamlampa.com · 2mo agoThis reminds me that the most critical resource to understand what Wikipedia is and how it operates are two specific episodes of @siracusa.social’s Hypercritical podcast from [checks notes] 14 years ago: Hypercritical 52 hypercritical.fireside.fm/52 Hypercritical 53 hypercritical.fireside.fm/53
Blowing my five-year-old's mind with a Saturday morning play through of Portal on Switch 2
21 years ago I torrented early episodes of the Colbert Report while living abroad because I couldn't get enough. I still have some of the DVDs of AVI files I burned to build my own personal archive. Today my company—the archiver's archive @snapstream.com—loses one of its most beloved customers.
Tonight we congratulate our friend Stephen Colbert and his writers, staff and crew for eleven years of excellence. Watch Colbert’s finale tonight, and then never watch CBS again.
The Internet is disappearing before our very eyes and it’s why we should all support that absolutely critical work of @archive.org
