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Police detaining a person next to brick building, that has an artistic neon facade. The facade is a constelation of latin and greek words. The police lights of red and blue interplay with the mild yellow of the facade.
A screenshot of Factorio game
Album cover for Ratatat's 'Magnifique' featuring a dense collage of black and white hand-drawn portrait illustrations of diverse faces arranged against a gray background, with the band name and album title in green text in the upper left corner.
Text editor screenshot with syntax highlighting and different monospace fonts used for inline comments, block comments, and code.
Album cover for "Live Vol. 1" featuring five young men posed in a recording studio. The group is arranged at different depths, with two members in the foreground and three behind them. They have a retro 1970s aesthetic with shaggy haircuts and vintage-style clothing including denim jackets, turtlenecks, and cream-colored shirts. One member in the center holds a small decorative mug. Bold red serif typography reading "LIVE Vol. 1" dominates the image, overlaid across the photograph.
A watercolor-style illustration shows two figures walking forward against an abstract blue and green geometric background. The figure on the left wears an orange jumpsuit and white sneakers, while the figure on the right wears a yellow bodysuit. Both have dark hair and are rendered in a loose, artistic style with visible brushstrokes. The band's logo "AIR" appears in bold black letters in the upper left corner with "French Band" written vertically beside it, and "Moon Safari" is displayed in black text above the figures.
Album cover featuring bent tube in the foreground and a breaking wave and blue sky in the background.
Text editor showing: wtf() { lsof -i tcp:"$1" }
Probability chart for a bet "I duct tape an iPad to my face at Manifest"
X.com screenshot, saying "Trendning in Morocco: #Boycott_UNESCO"
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