Brawaru ☕

@brawaru.bsky.social

198 Followers 261 Following

he/him 🌈

GIF of a man eating an apple on a white background. He is very distorted due to an extreme fish eye effect. Above him is text with just letter "H".
Screenshot of Brawaru's For You feed activity summary: he loaded the feed 535 times, saw 16,050 posts and liked 262 of them. He also clicked "Show less" only 10 times.
Screenshot from a fitness app showing 20,016 steps counted for a day, with a target being mere 6,000 steps, and that accounts for 15.62 kilometers, and approximately 638 Calories burnt. The hourly graph shows how the amount of order picking increases by the lunch and evening, and features two breaks.
Missile warning system page with two buttons "Send actual warning" in read and "Send test warning" in green. As cursor moves and just about the click "Send test warning" button, the ad for "Deal of the day sports watches" shows up and shifts buttons down, so that the "Send actual warning" gets clicked instead. The "Sending..." overload shows up after the misclick.
Screenshot of the Arcade website home page. In the centre of the page there is a small block with the "Welcome to Arcade" interactive presentation. This presentation has a relatively small image in the lower right corner, showing a dashboard. This image is outlined with red square. It can also be seen that the page uses backdrop blurs and gradients.
A yellow emoji face wearing a backward black baseball cap, with a smirk and a lower lip bite, and a hand positioned next to its chin, conveying a smug, "fuckboy" expression.
Screenshot of Terser with default minification options inlining the `isObject` function, but as immediately invoked unnamed function, rather than its contents.
Guy talking to a wall, famously known as "DonoWall".
Screenshot of the page: in the ‘translate’ example, the quality of the cat image is much worse than in the ‘scale’ example.
‘Traffic trends’ chart showing an unusual significant decrease in traffic since 10th of June, 2025.
Screenshot of a YouTube video titled ‘Why Microsoft Word is the best IDE for programming’ by Joma Tech. The thumbnail shows a Microsoft Word window on the left with code manually styled using colours, bold, and italics to mimic syntax highlighting. In the centre is the 2018 Word logo. On the right, a man with long hair and a headband sits with his hands clasped together, smirking slightly as if confidently making a point.
Screenshot of "Send voice message" option in "Plus" button menu.
Screenshot of the new message bar that is precisely aligned with the profile in the sidebar on the left.
meme macro where woman is playing with a happy kid, completely ignoring her other kid drowning. it is edited so the woman has stackblitz company logo above her. the child she is playing with has bolt.new logo above her with label ‘investments $$’. the girl drowning has stackblitz (IDE) logo above her with text ‘no vue sfcs support besides syntax’ and ‘outdated node’ below her face.
Screenie from Half Life "Get your free TVs!" demo, but there's badly edited in Half Life 2 logo on the TV the man's running with.
"You wouldn't violate an NDA" based on "You wouldn't steal a car" macro.
Messages from the poster: also github tab crashed and lost my issue draft, just wonderful 😊 if only stupid github had a draft feature every other site out there has imagine, you click create new issue, it redirects you to a page with untitled issue, and you can just fill everything and it saves it on 🚀THE CLOUD☁️ and then if your stupid firefox eats all the ram again and crashes, you can just reopen the URL and it restores everything from 📥THE CLOUD☁️
Bluesky activity stats, specifically total daily posts excluding bridge, showing huge spike from when X got blocked in Brazil, then the dip as Brazilians found ways to access X again, a huge dip once X got unblocked, followed by a less significant spike after X ruined blocks and forced all data on the site to be used for AI training, followed by decrease to a level slightly less than one settled during times X was banned in Brazil.
User: Tell me, how did it happen that you write a comment telling there's only one T, and the code (all correct) says it's three? ChatGPT: Ah, good catch! Here's what happened: In my comment, I mistakenly focused on how the uppercase "T" only appears once visually if we think in a case-sensitive way. However, the code correctly counts both uppercase and lowercase 't's (which is what you asked for). Since "stutter" contains three 't's (lowercase), the program correctly outputs 3. So, the discrepancy was due to my comment being wrong—I'm glad the code worked as expected!
User, third attempt: Write and execute a program to count the amount of T's in stutter. ChatGPT runs a Python snippet. The snippet starts with the comment "The word 'stutter' contains only one 'T', but let's write a program that counts the 'T's in it anyway.". It first creates a variable called "word" with value "stutter". Then it creates a variable "t count" with the result of running "count" function on the lowercased value of "word" variable. The snippet returns "t count" value. The result of running the code is 3. ChatGPT: The word "stutter" contains 3 occurrences of the letter 'T'.
User, second attempt: Count the amount of T's in stutter ChatGPT: The word "stutter" contains 3 T's.
User: How many T's are in stutter? ChatGPT: There are two T's in the word "stutter."
Brawaru's Bluesky profile with 69 followers.
Celebrating 10M users on Bluesky 🎉 #593,197 (First 10%, Certified Bluesky Elder). Brawaru (@brawaru.bsky.social), joined August 17, 2023.
A very rotating brick. That's it really. It's very meaningful. The song that enhances the pure euphoria of watching the brick rotate is called Milky Ways by Bossfight.
Edited two-panel comic. 1) Goose looking at a man suspiciously and asking ‘fight between anti-fascists and who’. 2) Man starts running, goose is chasing him angrily, ‘who, motherfucker???’. Original comic made by theycantalk.com
A captcha challenge displays the number “28” and a set of five dice with faces showing the numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6. The instruction says, “Click the arrows to sum the dice and match the number on the left.” There are navigation arrows to browse other sets of dice and a submit button.
Screeshot of #Taiwan hashtag trending on mstdn.social.
Photo of an earring of a green-blue-indigo-purple frog wearing an orange-red mushroom hat (aka fly amanita).
Quote: ‘We can't improve things by killing, we can only improve things by vomiting.’ Background: A photo of a couple in a bed, a girl is sitting looking at the guy to the side who's hiding under the sheet.
Kira listed in ‘Far right accounts’ moderation list and being automatically muted.
Discord top bar buttons. One of them is a button for threads, which has literal thread spool as an icon, which obviously makes zero fucking sense if you don't speak English.
Spotify Wrapped card. Me in 2023 — Mastermind. ‘Knowledge is power, listener. Which makes you powerful indeed, as you like to study a wide range of different genres. Clever you.’. Created by Spotify. Get yours at spotify.com/wrapped.
Spotify Wrapped card. Top artists: 1. GEN.KLOUD. 2. Bring Me The Horizon. 3. NF. 4. Within Temptation. 5. Fox Stevenson. Top songs: 1. The Reckoning. 2. Kill Or Be Killed. 3. Parasite Eve. 4. Cynical. 5. Leviathan. Minutes listened: 144,154. Top Genre: Gaming EDM. Created by Spotify. Get yours at spotify.com/wrapped.
Meme man observing a dispersive prism being hit with the light beam and emitting rainbow on the other end. ‘Light goes in. Comes out gay’, he concludes.
Screenshot of Mastodon conversation. Brawaru posts: ‘You tell somebody about Mastodon and they're like “oh, that site with annoying people”. Yeeeeeah [Derp Blobcat Emoji] That's quite a reputation, is there anything you can even do at this point?’. Some user (blurred out) replies: ‘@Brawaru regardless that, I love this space. most especially, I could connect with my interest!’
Screenshot of Mastodon replies thread. @soc@chaos.social replies: ‘@brawaru @Tibor That sounds like pretty desperate marketeering, considering I don't know a single person on BlueSky.’. @brawaru@mstdn.social replies: ‘@soc and all my friends almost exclusively use Bluesky, so what's your point?’. @soc replies: ‘@brawaru > all my friends almost exclusively use Bluesky Poor you! > what's your point? Perhaps that the opinion of "someone who's finding Discord UI to be pretty fine for its purposes" shouldn't be taken too seriously, especially if he's repeating the usual talking points from the media. 😉’
Car salesman showcasing a car to the customer. The car is replaced with screenshot of GitHub with open pull request ‘Fix a single line of code (#69)’ for some-open-source-project's main branch by miserable-you user. The visibly edited text is added on top: ‘Car salesman: *slaps roof of [pull request]*’, ‘This bad boy can fit so much [merge conflicts] in it’.
Screenshot of ‘Followers per User Percentiles’ statistics of Bluesky: • 25th percentile — 1; • 50th percentile — 6; • 75th percentile — 25; • 90th percentile — 81; • 95th percentile — 157; • 99th percentile — 539; • 99.5th percentile — 863; • 99.7th percentile — 1,209; • 99.9th percentile — 2,496; • 99.99th percentile — 11,865.
Gay freaking frog quack quack your homosexual now
Screenshot of a zoom in on a cursor hovering over the ‘Add a content warning’ button (that looks like a shield) near the post button.
Gay rainbow goose emitting gay radiation (aka rainbow).
A screenshot from the Jeopardy! TV show, showing a game board with categories (Around the World, Recent Movies, Stamps, Brand Names, The Bible, Before & After) and dollar values for every question under the categories ($200, $400, $600, $800, $1,000).
Text smiley face on a gradient background.
Screenshot of Firefox process manager showing a Bluesky tab with open post by Bluesky team where they announce that replies are now sorted by likes rather than by recentness. The tab is using 2 GB of memory and 69% CPU.