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Picked this up in a Salisbury op shop the other week for $3.

The sleeve is proper cowgum and scissors crazy.



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in reply to Georgiana Brummell

I don't know friend I a as client but usually there are a lot of filter settings that prevent your time line being overcrowded with stuff you are not interested in. My personsl feed contains only massages/posts from people or institutions I follow. I'm using Tusky for Android.
Unfortunately or fortunately I never used FB and I don't know how exactly they organized their feed.
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in reply to junglecat_rant🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦

@junglecat_rant 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦 I'm using TweeseCake. There are different timelines, but the problems still persist. Granted, I can narrow things a bit by not reading the Federated Timeline and reading Home and Notifications, but it's still scattered and I still see various conversations. I know Friendica has circles, but I've never really delved into those. As for Facebook, I use the Basic Mobile site (not app), which was very accessible and uncluttered. Their main page is a mess, and since they shut down the Basic Mobile version, I haven't really posted there.




Me: "I'm doing my part by listening to L7 and driving like an asshole."

Coworker: "Exactly what part..."

Me: "REDNECKS ON PARADE! DON'T CROSS MY LINE SAYS EVERGLADE!"

in reply to Power Word: Shaddap

I had the pleasure of seeing them twice - once opening for the Beastie Boys, and once in a small basement club, standing right up to the edge of the stage. Those were the days!
in reply to Faustus

They were here not long ago (last year or the year before), but I missed out.




Enjoy some waterfall time on me. Alt text: this is a short video of a waterfall in southern Appalachia that is flowing gently over multiple rocks, but it is also cold so there is ice on the edges. It is a sunny day so it adds to the beauty.
in reply to HollerPixie

This is so beautiful ! Water always attracts me, either waterfalls, lakes, oceans or a small brook in the woods. I really can sit and look at it for hours, enjoying the roaring sounds or the silence of it... Water is magic.


Cooking 1/24/2025 🙂🙏🏻❤️


youtu.be/2KgdfQYX10A?si=uIYQsS…


I am starting to accept some people as subscribers rather than full friends. This means that they can see my posts but I can't see theirs. Today, for example, I had someone request to follow me. I went to his profile and immediately saw obscenities and radical politics. I don't mind if people follow me, but I have no interest in seeing any of that in my feeds, especially since I spent several hours cleaning them last night!


Bogus title






Testing… testing…


I suspect this isn’t going to be very interesting unless I can convince a bunch of friends to join?
in reply to Mark Reid

Or if you find some people here that you like. If you succeed with both options it would be ideal, I guess.


FAQ: Als ik voor mijn 30ste verjaardag een WHV aanvraag, kan ik dan nog steed gaan als ik 31 ben?




I rest my case, so don't leave town.


Think I picked this up for a quid in a charity shop in Barking. Promo sticker on sleeve - I like shit like that.

Loved 999 as a kid, and still think they're quite underrated.

Love Nick Cash's whisper-shriek singing, particularly.




in reply to Peter Sørensen

@tameplatap7s man It's pretty hard to get connections on this app atm. Let's try figure it out togeather
in reply to Melimu

Yeah 😀
It's actually my profile on Mastodon I'm communicating with. It seems like that messages from this instance is not pushed out to Mastodon that often.
Might be something broken or something I dont understand



To me NewPipe is genuinely one if the greatest apps ever created.

Reply your favourite Open Source apps, please. I must explore.

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What's up? How's the weather? Storm eowyn's being a mennace over here today.


Introduction: Marty from TravelGeekNZ


🇳🇿 Now is the time to see if this platform can be the new social home for travel blog Travel.Geek.NZ and its blogger Marty. Time to move away from Big Social.

TravelGeekNZ combines our passion for travel with other geeky activities or hobbies, things like visiting craft beer breweries & taprooms, yummy local food, funky accommodation, music - festivals, gigs and visiting local record stores - and more much more.

Looking forward to sharing tips & tricks, discovering new places to visit or road trips to check out and to connect with fellow travellers.

#NewZealand #TravelBlog #Blogger #introduction




Fun morning


We got a foot and half of snow in about an hour. I couldn't leave my driveway until 11 am. Thank goodness for remote work.
in reply to marimini

The sun was so bright on my windows that, despite my window blinds, it was 28c in here. Had to start the AC back up. Thank goodness for remote work, where I can set my environment as required for best work. This weather, though.


Oh neat. We can do titles in our statuses!


Hey all! Normally active on Facebook but I'm hoping to one day rid myself of all corporate social media for my personal networking. Wanting to give Friendica a real shot this time (my last one I kinda half assed it lol).

Interests:
gaming, food, metalcore bands, writing music, super smash bros ultimate, drawing, FOSS, handheld computers, shitposting, rom hacks/fangames, physical media, the list goes on tbh

Here's to hoping we can all ditch social media designed to exploit us.



What David Lynch Meant To Me


in reply to Benny Boo

I had been a casual fan of Twin Peaks back when I was a kid. I definitely loved the style and his mix of the unusual, dramatic and humorous. I have a hard time staying interested in series, however, even Lynch's.

When Mulholland Drive came out on DVD back in 2002(?), I became obsessed with it, obsessively re-watching and trying to piece its puzzle together. I re-watched it again for the first time in years and I'm in love again. It's a masterwork on the level of Tarkovsky, IMO. I might even wonder how it would play out if it had been a series as was originally planned. But overall, I'm happy that he was able to make it a feature film.

in reply to Benny Boo

Mulholland Drive is so unbelievably good. My favorite Lynch film is Blue Velvet and Lost Highway has some of my favorite individual Lynch moments, but Mullholland is his greatest mystery and his most moving, beautiful, saddest film to watch while also containing some of his funniest (hapless hitman schtick) and scariest (Winky's) moments of his entire career.

I think the TV version would have been something special, you can tell from what they shot that there were a lot of similar elements to what made Twin Peaks good and he even has a couple blink and you miss it Twin Peaks cameos in the Club Silencio scene so maybe he had an idea they tie together somehow.

However, I am absolutely okay with the fact that it became a top 10 all time film for me instead and made genuine movie stars out of a couple of its cast-for-TV actors.




"Your Apps Are Betraying Your Wallet" | Weekly News Roundup Stream


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Only Two Sexes?


Here is a post explaining gender diversity in humans. To many today do not believe in science so will never accept anything but their own beliefs.

huffpost.com/entry/biologists-…

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Utrecht


We're in Utrecht right now. There'll be a progrock festival there tomorrow. We're big fans of Utrecht, it's so lovely! We're at the Moxy hotel.
in reply to Petra

Have fun! Utrecht is a wonderful city to be. Nice little shops , who mainly are in the narrow alleys...


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