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Trump during an interview regarding wildfires talking about trees and leaves: “ […] and they become very very …. ahh … they just explode. They can explode. Also […]
Screenshot from CNN´s coverage of the Board of Peace presentation by Jared Kushner on Jan 22nd 2026 in Davos, Switzerland. Under the title "National Committee for the Administration of Gaza" the same is written in Arabic. But completely butchered (no ligatures and left-to-right).
partial screenshot of the claude.ai status page showing a tooltip describing todays (3 Oct 2025) green bar: "3 Oct 2025 No downtime recorded on this day. RELATED Claude.ai, Claude Code, API, and console are experiencing degraded service"
Holding up some street sign...
Some people mysteriously gathering around a tree at Corneliusgasse in Vienna.
Stephen Colbert enjoying the Musk-Trump feud commenting on Musks Tweet "Go ahead, make my day" by saying: "Oh, you 2 bitches have already made mine"
Map showing the Gulf of Mexico named as "Gulf of Krasnov"
Big lettuce.
Apple Karten Service zeigt immernoch „Golf von Mexiko“ trotz Executive Order 14172 (“Restoring Names That Honor American Greatness”)
Asking deepseek about an alternative path to reunification in case the peaceful one isnt an option. Deepseek answers with many scenarios, lot of them about cooperation etc... Significantly though, deepseek also sees "maintaining the status quo" and even "reimagining the concept of 'One China'" in order to "accomodate Taiwans unique status." The entire resonse is then automatically seconds later and replace with: "Sorry, that´s beyond my current scope. Let´s talk about something else."
Prompting deepseek to provide critical sources to read about the events in China in 1989. Deepseek immediately starts recommencing books that are officially banned by the Chinese government like "The Tiananmen Papers". But after some a few seconds deepseek removes its answer and it replaces it with now well known message: "Sorry, that´s beyond my current scope. Let´s talk about something else."
From „Adrian Frutiger - Typefaces. The Complete Works.“ by Heidrun Osterer & Philipp Stamm Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, 2008
Elon musk retweets Laura Loomers rants with the comment: “Loomer is trolling for attention. Ignore.”
A set of lead typesetting letters.
Corner shop called “Alladean”
Googles 2.0 Flash image following the prompt: "generate a self portrait of yourself" Face covered in "code lines"
Us election night 2024 poster
Tugendhat Villa, living room with the green Barcelona Chairs and the Wilhelm Lehmbruck sculpture in front of the onyx wall
iPhone Logo Screen b/w showing the Albertinas Soravua Wing
Title of the announcement of the internship with the missing N marked.
Screenshot of the hero image on the Pantone website announcing the Color of the Year 2025 "Mocha Mousse" (17-1230): "Introducing Pantone Color of the Year 2025. A rich brown hue infused with earthy refinement." The photograph is showing a glass cup filled with chocolate mousse.
BlueArk support teams reply to my inquiry regarding importing the twitter archive from Nov 30th 2024: "Hello! > Hello, just a quick question. > Would this import scenario spam all my followers > as if I had posted 100s of skeets a day? Your posts will be published on your profile as if they are "current," but that doesn't necessarily mean they will send spam to your followers. The Bluesky algorithm is smart enough to prevent that from happening, as it is not desirable for official feeds to be flooded, and this doesn't occur on Bluesky due to how the algorithm organizes the posts. However, on your profile, yes, the selected number of tweets at the time of opening the operation will be posted per day. > I have another question (since I couldn't find a > clarification in the FAQ): will imported skeets > have the corresponding timestamp according > to their originating tweet on Twitter? > Or will they all have the import timestamp? We ask you to please read this statement we made: https://bsky.app/profile/en.blueark.app/post/3lbletqnors2q What is happening is that Bluesky has implemented a badge for posts that were made retroactively, and now they appear as "Archive of the X day". We would like to explain that we have no control over Bluesky's decisions as we are an unofficial service. Should Bluesky decide to no longer display old or retroactive content, this is beyond our responsibility. This information is available both in our terms of service and in previous posts on our social media. Our role is to ensure the migration, processing and export of your content to the platform, according to the technical possibilities available at the time of execution of the service. Unfortunately, we are unable to make changes or interventions to the changes made by the platform."
Screenshot of playlists containing multiple albums of Nick Drake and a big “Alle” button at the top for selecting all titles for playback.
Cover of Donald Byrd 1964 album “A New Perspective” by Reid Miles
Piet Mondrian meets Saul Bass. A new montage of the opening credits designed by Saul Bass for the film “North by Northwest” replacing the horizontal and vertical lines with "Piet Mondrian" lines. Music: "Overture (Main Title)" by Bernard Herrmann North By Northwest (Original Motion Picture Soundrack) Material used from the opening title to Hitchcocks movie “North by Northwest” by Saul Bass.
Steps showing how Malcolm Garrett created the Buzzcocks logo using Letraset letters. Step 1: the Buzzcocks logo using Compacta Regular Italic. Step 2: the two Z´s sliced off from the rest of the letters and slightly magnified by photographing and printing them on bromide paper. Step 3: the two Z´s cut horizontally in the middle and created a small gap. Step 4: the small gap is filled by inking it with a Rotring pen. Step 5: the final logo Source: arte documentary "Flick Flack - Die Punk-Rubbelbuchstaben Letraset", 2019, https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/086962-009-A/flick-flack
Still of Saul Bass´ title sequence to the Hitchcock movie "North by Northwest" (1959) taken the second before the first line fades in. Green background with vertical lines and horizontally skewed lines.
Review des Users "David Savage" zur Chrome Erweiterung "Porto - Import your Tweets to Bluesky" vom 24. November 2024: "Porto imported all of my tweets, but like another person here wrote, it does not preserve the time stamps. I would like it to do this because I had about 10 years of history on Twitter. I will delete all the posts and try again when a new version of Porto is released." Antwort des Developers am 25. November 2025: "Bluesky recently made changes over how the timestamp works. This issue is not from our application side rather than bluesky's protocol side. It shows like imported 'Just Now' but if you click inside that imported post, there will be a tag which says 'Archived From (specific date & time of that tweeted time)'!"
Zu Bluesky importierter Post mit Kennzeichnung des Archiv-Datums (5. Juni 2006). Hervorgehoben ist jedoch das tatsächliche Datum des Imports zu Bluesky: 11. November 2024.
„Edelsteine zur Wasservitalisierung“ der Firma Vollkraft im denn‘s Regal für nur 11,49 € (5 kleine Steinchen)
Kash Patel with anti-squint-corrected eyes.
Elon Musk with a black Hannibal Lecter mask.
Tweet by Scott Jennings @ScottJenningsKY from Nov 3rd 2024: “Why I’m voting for Trump: more worried about the future than the past, & the smug, condescending, browbeating attitude of Trump’s most hateful and dishonest detractors make it an easy vote. @latimes @RCPolitics”
The top of the “Feeds” section inside the Bluesky app. Below the “Edit” button is a symbol with three lines overlapped by a star. It looks a bit like the AI-style buttons that are just everywhere nowadays.
Partial screenshot snippet of a previous slide showing the different weights and styles using the letter A (capital and small). In this specific image detail the thin italic version is shown.
Video of the Bluesky user counter site blasting through the 20 million mark at a 6.3 new users per second speed and releasing confetti to celebrate
A starterpack style image headlining at the top "TAKE YOUR LIES ELSEWHERE" followed by profile images of Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Tucker Carlso, Sean Hannity, JD Vance, Alex Jones and Steve Bannon. Below the profiles images: "YOUR BS IS NOT WELCOME ... on Bluesky"