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@grumpybozo@toad.social
2026-01-02 23:06:02

The hard turn of the liberal established media (NYT, Guardian) against trans existence is puzzling.
The whole anti-trans obsession that has bubbled up in recent years is weird. It almost feels like a concerted project but it’s too big, right?
I mean, there just aren’t that many trans people to be upset about. It’s easy to go for years without knowing that you’ve interacted with a trans person, mostly because it’s a non-issue for most folks. @…

@mikeymikey@hachyderm.io
2026-02-01 02:07:48

Been playing Roots Devour (#Steam via CrossOver on #macOS
BE THE ELDRITCH HORROR YOU ALWAYS KNEW YOU WERE
It's pretty great, put in 8 hours so far.
The general gist of the game is strategic, puzzle-like reveal of map levels - capturing cards of creatures and humans, wrapping them in your blood sucking vines, and generally conquering all.
When you get stuck, spend some of the blood to open a card pack and get random helper tools, effects, and critters.
Sounds are superb and visuals are very 𝒜𝐸𝒮𝒯𝐻𝐸𝒯𝐼𝒞 - if you dig Cult of the Lamb or Darkest Dungeon, you'll probably enjoy it.
Only downside is that there's an occasional indicator that English is not the primary language of the game developers. Very rarely you can see untranslated Chinese text on-screen, one or two oddities (uncapitalized, punctuation slightly off). This is unfortunately probably why they're getting a little beat up in the Steam reviews.
Honestly, in my 8 hours so far, I've noticed it like 3? 4? times tops so far. The game is so very much my jam, it really hasn't bothered me.
Some people are also reviewing it as "too linear" - they definitely gave up way too early. There are SECRETS, side areas, choices you can make, intentionally difficult areas that will take some thinking to unlock, etc.
Currently 10% off right now, give it a shot!

@leftsidestory@mstdn.social
2025-12-31 00:30:02

Monumental III 🪦
纪念 III 🪦
📷 Nikon F4E
🎞️ ERA 100, expired 1993
#filmphotography #Photography #blackandwhite

ERA 100 (FF)

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A black-and-white photo of an interior brick corner with three walls. The left and right walls are made of dark bricks, while the center wall is white. Each wall has a pattern of missing bricks, forming small rectangular openings. Sunlight streams through these gaps, casting geometric shadows on the tiled floor. A prominent triangle of light appears on the floor, emphasizing the interplay between architecture and natural light. The image evokes a sense of quiet a…
ERA 100 (FF)

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A black-and-white urban scene featuring a classical-style statue of a woman standing on a shell, reminiscent of Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus.” The statue is placed in front of a building with two large windows. In the center, a tall utility pole is cluttered with electrical boxes, cables, and meters. One box has two circular elements that resemble eyes, giving it a face-like appearance. To the right, a brick wall with metal pipes and a fence adds to the indus…
ERA 100 (FF)

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A black-and-white photo of two wooden chairs placed side by side on a paved sidewalk. A small wooden table sits between them. In front of the table, a concrete barrier with a vertical metal pole obstructs access. Behind the setup is a brick wall and stone steps leading to a building entrance. The scene suggests a tension between invitation and restriction—comfortable seating is offered, yet access is blocked. The composition explores themes of urban design, acces…
ERA 100 (FF)

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A black-and-white image showing a section of a brick wall with several bricks intentionally left out, creating small rectangular openings. To the left, a perforated metal panel stands beside a broomstick. In the background, trees and bright daylight are visible. The design of the wall blends solid structure with open space, possibly for ventilation or aesthetic effect. The image balances nature and architecture, with light filtering through the gaps to create a s…
@karlauerbach@sfba.social
2026-02-24 21:38:02

This is just plain wrong. Blocking what amounts to a civil rights violation by the Feds on the grounds of sovereign immunity, especially given that the US Post Office no longer is as deeply part of the Federal government as it once was, is just plain wrong.
"Supreme Court rules the Postal Service can’t be sued, even when mail is intentionally not delivered"