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Xanadu? How about XanaDON'T

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Genesis does what Xanadon't

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mhoye

I really do love this picture.

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weary wretch

scrolling down manga and whispering 'fuck that guy' when I recognise a monstrous isekai protagonist

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Rebecca
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dannyglamour

#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
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#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
#Healthcare should not be tied to employment.
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Monika, Bee Girl

One of the most exciting things I got to do over the holidays was finally visiting the Trans Library that opened in my city. So cool that it exists!

And they had a copy of Whipping Girl that I borrowed. I finally get to read it! 💜

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Augie Ray

Many people are desperately afraid of “forever masking.”

I'm afraid of #COVID19 remaining a top five cause of death indefinitely.

I'm scared COVID will leave billions with lasting damage to their heart, brains, and immune systems.

I'm frightened that children infected three, four or nine times will have lifelong health issues.

I'm worried that a rapidly mutating virus could yet spin off a deadly new variant.

Why is it so hard to do something so simple to possibly save a life? #WearAMask

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Skunk スカンク

Original Character, Do Not Steal

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traabot
Sometimes it comes hitting just like first time (applicable to first times too)
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Anatoly Shashkin💾

BAD APPLE in a DOS MIDI player! 🔊🎵
The video combines two real MIDI files. One for the visuals and one for music.

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Ragnell the Mildly Unpleasant

I've seen the links to articles about Mastodon's popularity slowing too. They're all drawing the conclusion that "Hey, maybe Twitter won't die" as if the only thing that was killing Twitter was a viable competitor.

They still can't wrap their heads around the possibility that people just stop using Twitter as it becomes more and more of a hassle and has more and more downtime.

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Star Trek Minus Context

#StarTrek

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Xe :verified:

Please don't talk to ChatGPT instead of a psychologist

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Standplaats Kraków

Hell yeah, mechanical numpad.

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Egg_irl 🏳️‍⚧️

#CW: Assumes Viewer is Transfem 

egg😴😳irl #CW: Assumes Viewer is Transfem redd.it/109n67o

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Along with my movies, I'm reripping my CDs, and forgot that the Star Trek: First Contact soundtrack has a small Data section. So I installed it on my Windows 3.11 virtual machine. I now have a copy of Internet Explorer 2.1! And Compuserve!

My original Windows 3.11 machine was NEVER this full.

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I miss the nights of dialing into my college's computer library access, shelling out of it, and using the full processing power of the 1990s internet over a text screen and phone line.

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Janel Comeau

really feel like I should have gotten to fuck around a whole lot more for the historic amount of 'finding out' that's happened in my lifespan

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Today has been a slow day, looking through some old newspaper articles. I came back across a mention of an ancient pioneer/native shootout: texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/6753

In the article, a reporter is taking a fifty year old man, F. G. Tinsley who was at the battle to find it. The newspaper article is from 1890. The battle happened around 1860.

The description of the battle site is vague. There are a few descriptions of where the people of Utopia thought the battle was. "Two miles up the Bandera Road." "Ten miles out, by Eagle Peak." Even the article, which finds the battle site is very vague. All that's communicated is:

"[We] took a day trip into Seco Canyon..."
"...up the canyon past the forks of the creek..."
"A lone peak standing out from the foot of a big mountain, which separated the two creeks."

It took some time to find the place from that description, but I know exactly where that battle is now. I found it a few years ago using personal knowledge of the area (there's no official "Seco Canyon" and the creek is never named) and a few USGS maps (finding the creek split and topographial contours).

I'm reading this in 2023, 133 years from the article, 163 years from the battle. And from just a few words from an old man and a reporter in that article, I found the place: 29.694478375138978, -99.43508145805012

I miss knowing so much history about the Hill Country and knowing that I probably won't be going back because the government is declaring me and my trans friends persona non grata.

But I do hope I can go back one day.

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