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  • @stux.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy And it would be down and back diagonally through the floor because that’s how unexpectedly backwards he is.

  • @emoticant.bsky.social My hometown, my home park.
    🥰

  • @evan
    #evanpoll idea: who vote red in Canada already?

    I’m nosey, that’s all. 👃

  • Replying to: bsky.app

    @ewancroft.uk Welp back into the 🐰 🕳️ I go!

  • @j4ck.xyz I need a light/dark version of that wallpaper if you got it 🤩

  • @manton when an update happens with our posts, does it push an update to ActivityPub as well?

  • Replying to: starrwulfe.xyz

    @starrwulfe.xyz There’s bottle caps all over the house thanks to this floof. In my bed even!

  • Replying to: mandarismoore.com

    @mandaris This is what heaven is shaped like.

  • Replying to: universeodon.com

    @georgetakei And if anyone would know, it’s George Takei.
    We didn’t learn from our past and failed to heed our elders.

    (Well I did, proud 83%er I am, but lots of y’all didn’t and some of you newbies are about to find out what happens when you don’t pick up a book and think “history is boring af” thinking it’ll never happen again.

    It ALWAYS happens “again”.

  • Replying to: mastodon.radio

    @kf7ccc This is the way.

  • Replying to: cosocial.ca

    @evan I run tailscale and netbird into my home network and a few servers scattered around the world. VPNs are wonderful with your own infrastructure😸✌️

  • @meidastouch.com Nikkei 225 fell off a cliff as soon as it opened.

  • @starrwulfe.xyz Over 50% of China’s electricity still comes from coal. Their grid is growing fast and renewables can’t always meet demand during heatwaves or droughts.
    (2/6)

  • @starrwulfe.xyz In the U.S., coal now supplies just 16% of our electricity. Natural gas, solar, and wind have taken over. It’s cheaper, cleaner, and more flexible.
    (3/6)

  • @starrwulfe.xyz Trump sees China using coal and says we’re ‘falling behind.’ But that’s like saying we should bring back landlines because another country’s still installing them.
    (4/6)

  • @starrwulfe.xyz China’s coal surge isn’t about energy leadership—it’s a temporary crutch for a strained grid. Meanwhile, the U.S. grid is more stable and our demand isn’t exploding.
    (5/6)

  • @starrwulfe.xyz Bottom line: China burns coal out of necessity. We moved on because we could—and it’s working. Trying to copy China here isn’t leadership. It’s regression and totally unnecessary. Trump’s brain seems frozen in 1988.
    (6/6)

  • @moll.dev It’s both. Bad on its own, but also deflecting from ICE literally kidnapping people and sending them to concentration camps, the government wanting to do it to US citizens too, social security being dismantled, and all the other bad shit. It’s like a crackhouse made of gasoline just caught on fire.

  • @stux.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy I have been calling this place the United Scams of America since I was 20. I’m 47 now, and I wasn’t wrong…

  • Replying to: @manton

    @manton.org They actually upfit them as little class B campers over there…

    www.goo-net.com/usedcar/spre…

  • @starrwulfe.xyz Typo: dropping, not droooing 😆

  • @atrupar.com Holy fuck, really?! Did he just “Hogan’s Heroes” the whole Gaza conflict?!

    We are sooooooo boned.

  • @chrislhayes.bsky.social Y’all remember how the Death Star was build right? If not, watch season 1 of Star Wars Aldor.

    That’s what I envision this place turning into when dirtbags like Lutnick say shit like that. So just turn America into a big sweatshop then?

    Hell nawl.

  • Replying to: @manton

    @manton.org Ahh yeah, Subes are like that, even in the same model year to year.

    I really wish they could bring their Kei-vans over here. In Yokohama I had a used 1999 Subaru Sambar van that was a mountain goat.

    (Pic not mine but looked like this)

  • @keeptroyblue.bsky.social The most proper usage of this reference I’ve ever seen. Also yes, me too