Palestinian skateboarder in Gaza doing a kickflip over an unexploded US-made (in Garland, Texas) Mk. 84 2000lb aerial bomb, provided to Israel as one of many tens of thousands of aerial bombs in the 1,000 and 2,000lb class included in US military assistance.

who is doing more for society, self-funded individual trans software engineers with no capital or power using and advancing technology and science for free, as open source as a social good, working to *disrupt monopolists* ... or harassment mobs and media orgs that target said engineers as lolcows?

it's giving that nikola truck that was just an empty shell with wheels rolling down a hill

"bsky devs are going in on ai so I'm moving back to twitter" I learned about the negative effects of crack so I'm going back to meth

i think avoiding countries that have the word "united" in them for a little while is the right way to go

maybe death to Bluesky Social Public Benefit Corporation

love all my friends here and elsewhere thank u for tolerating me and my bullshit i have a lot to work on ur keeping me sane <3

i hope another waffles sort of thing happens and they actually fucking invest in proper training and have a competent social media presence but who am i kidding they've had many chances and just refuse to do anything fucking pissed that this is the only platform out there i actually want to use

i don't know if this name will stick but i like it i feel yay about it

hi

--> may <-- i meow?

i'm not one of those conspiracy theory people but i genuinely had attie ai blocked and i just noticed i was no longer blocking it?????????????

Man allegedly found 'not breathing' with rope 'around his neck'

unusual to see a single line item receipt outlining exactly who bought a politician and how much they paid

can bsky devs shut up there's like two of them i don't think are too bad that's it the rest are delusional out of touch morons

why does anything good turn out this way good fucking grief

they're pixels on a screen

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