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Software Developer. North Carolina. Weird Music. Weirder SciFi Books. ↙️↙️↙️ 🐸 🗽

screenshot of an instagram post: btsarmy222777 SORRY I HAVEN'T BEEN POSTING ON HERE A LOT GUYS I STARTED TAKING A MOOD STABILIZER AND NOW I'M NOT OBSESSED WITH BTS ANYMORE 18 likes btsarmy 222777 Still love them though
epic handshake meme where one arm is labeled “seizing the means of production,” the other is “destroying the power base of the epstein-trump class,” and the hands clasped in the middle are labeled “taxing billionaires”
Neal Stephenson with a speech bubble pointed at the quoted post
Screenshot: Wikipedia page on US life expectancy. This image contains the row labeled NC from the first table on the page. From the page: The life expectancy at birth in each U.S. state and the District of Columbia from 2019 to 2021, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. 33 North Carolina Overall: 77.6 Male: 75 Female: 80.1
an accountant can never be managed therefore an accountant must never make a computer decision
meme of the guy pointing at himself in a mirror that i think originally came from wikihow: guy in the mirror has a text box that says “Me after using claude for too long and saying ‘that's a great point’ twice in a row” guy pointing at his reflection has a text box that says “Me after spending thirty years deciding what to say next based on what I think a hypothetical polite person would say”
gif of the default runescape player standing alone in the grass with low hp, getting dealt one damage, then doing the death animation
meme, a screenshot of some televangelist preacher, captioned: JESUS, I SEE WHAT YOU'VE DONE FOR OTHER PEOPLE, AND I WANT THAT FOR ME.
a screenshot of wikipedia, saying: by Justice Antonin Scalia, whose opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) became a defining—and divisive-statement of originalist reasoning. Critics, including many professional historians, have argued that Heller relied on selective or flawed historical analysis. Despite such criticism, originalism has grown in prominence since Scalia's tenure, especially with the appointments of Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett during the Trump administration. The philosophy played a central role in major rulings such as Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022), which overturned Roe v. Wade. In response, some scholars and jurists, including Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, have advanced ideas of "progressive originalism." Meanwhile, critics contend that the Court's reliance on history has become inconsistent and politically driven, with Justice Sonia Sotomayor remarking that "history matters to this Court only when it is convenient."
a log standing on end in the grass. there is a blue iron wedge sticking into a split in the log, and an old sledge hammer held by a person standing just out of frame is just about to hit the wedge, splitting the log and driving the two halves apart
Bart’s class saying, “Say the line!” meme where Bart sadly says the line, and then the whole class erupts in cheers. Text in the meme: Say the line! Welcome to the resistance, Joe Rogan
Well you know, that song was written 40 years ago And by now there are beluga grads everywhere Millions of beluga grads who grew up singing baby beluga So for you a new verse Now you've grown and you're on your way Making waves in the boundless bay With your shining light and your dreams alive
The meme where a woman reads from her phone about COVID policies and a man turns a calendar from “December 2020” to “January 1984” But instead of COVID, the woman reads that “They’re banning Plato at the university”. And the man turns the calendar from “Texas 2026” to “Baghdad 1095.” This is a reference to Al-Ghazali’s “Incoherence of the Philosophers,” though it’s a bit of a stretch because Ghazali didn’t exactly ban Plato, just criticize certain interpretations of his ideas.
a calm and curious hamster standing on his hind legs in an ambiguous setting, nothing else is really in frame except a brown floor and tan background the hamster has a brown face and a white and brown body to the side is the text “A bear was found inside it on Dec. 16”
Tapping forehead meme. From Wikipedia: Roll Safe is an Internet meme in which British filmmaker and actor Kayode Ewumi, while portraying the character Reece Simpson (also known as Roll Safe) in his own web series Hood Documentary, is seen tapping his finger on his head. The images are used, often with joking caption, to mock poor decision-making and failures in critical thinking, a common format being "You can't X, if there is no Y".
Screenshot of a blog post by op “3. Was it legal in practice? Suppose that the killing did violate U.S. statutes prohibiting U.S. citizens from committing murder while abroad. Would this really violate "law"? …”
Screenshot of the 2011 version of the Wikipedia page on the Falkland Islands territory dispute. The text begins… International position International position on the sovereignty of the Falklands Then the map that is in the grandparent post. Then there is a legend… Green: Falkland Islands Bright blue: The United Kingdom Muted blue: Countries which support the United Kingdom's claim Green: Neutral countries which generally support the United Kingdom's claim Bright red: Argentina Red: Countries which support Argentina's claim Muted red: Neutral countries which generally support Argentina's claim Then there is some text describing the map… The international position on the sovereignty of the islands is varied, with some countries supporting the British claim; with others supporting the Argentine claim. Some countries maintain a neutrality on the issue.
A screenshot of the quoted tweet cropped and with text crossed through in white to change the text. It now reads: “Unit tests feel like something that’s slowing you down until they wind up saving you suffering” The screenshot also shows the user and metadata for the post, which at the time of the screenshot was 1 repost, 15 likes, and one save.
A bust of Aristotle, the main image from the Wikipedia page for Aristotle. The image has been edited with a speech bubble to make it look like Aristotle is saying the words in the quote tweet.
A graphic taken from an internet search for “regular polyhedra.” The shapes have 4, 6, 8, 12, and 20 sides (I think… it’s been a while since I had geometry) The labels have been replaced with more familiar sounding names. Pyramid Cube Brin Haulm Voughd The shapes are blue with minimalist shading. Each was labeled with its proper name in black in the original. The labels of everything but the cube have been covered messily with gray rectangles with black text. The labels originally said: Regular tetrahedron Cube Regular octahedron Regular dodecagon Regular icosahedron
An electoral map from the website 270 to Win. Every state is blue. There is a legend for what colors mean and where there are split vote districts, but it doesn’t matter because every single state is solid dark blue. Across the top is a progress bar marking 270 electoral votes in the middle, democrats on the left, and Republicans on the right. It’s meant to show how close to victory either party is. It doesn’t matter because every single state is blue.
Two captioned frames from a scene in 30 Rock where Kenneth says: “I don’t vote Republican or Democrat. Choosing is a sin, so I always just write in the Lord’s name!” And Jack responds: “That’s Republican, we count those” The first frame shows Kenneth smiling innocently in the 30 Rock executive office. The second shows a side angle of Kenneth with the same smile, but Jack is looking at him sidelong with a condescending expression.
Text from a Wikipedia article reading: From a young age, Miyake respected artist Isamu Noguchi, whose novelty and sense of fun in his designs inspired Miyake. He was also inspired by fashion designer Madeleine Vionnet's use of geometric calculations and "a single piece of beautiful cloth". In Paris, he visited several museums and he mentioned that he was influenced by sculptors such as Constantin Brâncusi and Alberto Giacometti.
An online quiz from https://anglican-quiz.vercel.app specifically the results page. I am classified on a triangle with points “Catholic,” “Protestant,” and “Liberal.” Mostly toward the liberal end and roughly on vector pointing from the center toward the liberal node so that the other two axes are evenly weighted. The name of this area is “Biblically Literate Progressive”
A screenshot of the Wikipedia entry page for Trump v. United States, saying: Oral arguments were held on April 25, 2024. Trump's attorney D. John Sauer argued that the President has absolute immunity from prosecution for all official acts unless successfully impeached and convicted by Congress before prosecution. Michael Dreeben, representing the special counsel, argued that there are appropriate safeguards to assure that a president could not be prosecuted for most acts done while in their official capacity. One notable controversy which occurred during oral arguments was a response Trump attorney John Sauer made to Sonia Sotomayor which argued Presidents can, among other things, kill political rivals with immunity.
A screenshot of Wikipedia. The text says: Etymology See also: Muslims § Etymology In Arabic, Islam (Arabic: lit. 'submission [to God]') is the verbal noun of Form IV originating from the verb salama, from the triliteral root (S-L-M), which forms a large class of words mostly relating to concepts of submission, safeness, and peace.
The cover art for the Punch Brothers album “Hell on Church Street,” with the name of the band and album across the top of the image. The art is a painting of a bird yellow bird carrying a twig. The bird has orange tinting on its head and black tinting on its wings. One end of the twig is cracked and flaming, the other is broken from a small tree on which the bird is perched. The tree is also covered in orange cracks, the uppermost branches aflame. The tree in which the bird sits is itself in a blue nook, the majority of the frame is the wall around the nook, painted to look like a cloudy daytime sky. Above and in front of the nook, detailed paper cutouts of the moon and stars are falling. The cutouts are also on fire.