Buck Doyle

@buck.aboli.sh

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software nerd interested in liberation, settler in Winnipeg, Treaty 1, they/them đŸłïžâ€đŸŒˆđŸŽ can’t reskeet without alt text đŸ„ș

A demonstration outside the constituency office of MLA Andrew Swan, the awning of whose office has been covered with a banner that says “stop prison expansion” and “stop C-10”. Another banner on the sidewalk says “libraries not jails”. The people are dressed in winter gear, and a person with a guitar is standing in the street.
A screenshot of an infographic with column charts from the linked PDF. How does Winnipeg compare to other mid-size cities? Library budget per capita Winnipeg: $39.26 Edmonton: $62.42 Hamilton: $57.43 Regina: $104.97 Open hours per week Winnipeg: 5.49 Edmonton: 9.4 Hamilton: 7.62 Regina: 8.21 Staffing FTEs per 100k population Winnipeg: 35.6 Edmonton: 52.1 Hamilton: 47.3 Regina: 78.3 Where do our property taxes go/ ‱ The average household pays $1967 in property taxes. ‱ 29% goes to police service ($571) ‱ 13% goes to road maintenance ($244) ‱ Only 3% goes to libraries ($61)
A group of laughing people in Mondetta Everywear country flag white sweatshirts. From left to right: South Korea, USA, Royal Flag of Scotland, Eswatini, Brazil, UK
A hand holding a zine titled Talking to Rural Conservatives, subtitled “and how it can, surprisingly, help your mental health”, by Celeste Inez Mathilda, #53, May 2026. The cover photo of the zine is a grayscale image of hay bales in a field beneath a cloudy sky.
Two plainclothes very-obviously-police speaking to one in uniform in between a Purolator van and a police car.
Some bikes on a street, centred is a person on a tall bike in a teddy bear costume
a column chart titled “cruising → location” with the Y axis being “Share %” and the X axis being locations. granite: ≈46%, lgpark: ≈20%, trainbridge: ≈9%
A screenshot of a chat, parties L and R L: I’m single because my wife passed away last year. I recently relocated here with my son. I really want to have fun with you, and I’m staying here with my kid. I can host—don’t worry about my son; I’ll tell him to go play video games with the neighbor’s kids at their house. I hope that doesn’t bother you at all. R: what area? L: I’m at the [redacted] Banning St, L: Do you know where I’m at ?
Two books on a fabric background: Black Arms to Hold You Up by Ben Passmore, subtitled “A History of Black Resistance”, with an illustration of two Black men running and zoomed-in guns under the title Hello Sunshine by Keezy Young, subtitled ”Alex is missing, but is he really gone?”, with an illustration of someone lying in a field of flowers and a collection of people and a dog standing behind
A screenshot of Apple’s Podcasts web application for the Sandy and Nora talk politics podcast, the episodes “Where is Canadian media getting their script from?” and “Majority Carnage” episodes are visible.
The word “dogpile” in all caps in a jaunty black typeface with serrated left edges and dark blue shadow
Stickers of the non-intersex-inclusive Pride flag and the straight ally flag on a window
a hardcover copy of No Logo by Naomi Klein, subtitled “taking aim at the brand bullies”
A women bathroom sign with this text above it: You are welcome to use the bathroom that best aligns with your gender identity.
Me holding a jar of frozen grapes in front of a cupboard door
A screenshot of an iOS failure message atop a blurred photo of a receipt QR code, the text says “This app clip is not currently available in your country or region”
A bumper sticker on a shiny red vehicle with an illustration of a wave and “pray for surf” in all-caps slab type
A poster with a photo of a demonstration, a person in the centre is holding a “Water is Life” sign. Poster text: Say No To Nuclear! World Water Day Rally Stand with Water Protectors for Nuclear Waste-Free Indigenous Lands! Sunday, March 22, Winnipeg Rally: 1:00pm at Oodena Circle Sacred Fire: 7:00am-7:00pm Firewood donations welcomed on the day More info: FreeGrassy.net nuclearfreeindigenouslands@gmail.com
My hand holding a pump-top bottle of Meyer’s Clean Day hand soap, “limited edition” Acorn Spice scent
My hand holding an iced coffee in a translucent cup with “Bark” and “Buck” written on it in marker
A Super Big Gulp cup on the ground with other detritus behind it, cherry tomatoes spilling out from and around the cup, some squished
A crowd demonstrating outside Winnipeg council building with the Mohawk warrior flag flapping in the centre, two ATU flags at the edge
a map centred on downtown Winnipeg showing assessment parcels with anti-demonstration bubbles around them
The macOS Mail icon with an unread messages badge of 76
A screenshot of a macOS Mail inbox showing a flood of account activation spam from Zendesk instances, the inbox names have been redacted.
The text of the post written in increasingly-rushed-looking cursive writing in pencil on a white paper on a table. The text reads “There is nothing wrong with Canada it is your phony baloney methodology”
An LED sign on the corner of a building in a dark snowy landscape, it has logging showing for a Linux boot, with feedback from fsck showing filesystem recovery in progress
A television embedded in a wall with messy edges, the image shows an arm reaching to open an access portal, with a subtitle reading “The MEM does not encourage practising urban exploration.”
The sign for the Museu do Aljube ResistĂȘncia e Liberdade Subtitle in English: Aljube Museum Resistance and freedom Former political prisoner of the dictatorship
The cover of the book “Why Fish Don’t Exist” by Lulu Miller, with an illustration the end of a fish and a tag attached with the subtitle of “A Story of Loss, Love, and the Hidden Order of Life”
A screenshot of a search result for a Facebook “manitobajohns” post titled “Old Manitoba, The Way It Once Was! | June 7, 1961 - Facebook”. The preview reads: June 7, 1961 - Grand Opening of Winnipeg's first Champs Chicken House featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken at Sherbrook and Notre Dame.
A series of vertical bar LED displays, they start being off and then random pixels light up, then the following phrases scroll from the bottom in red text, you can see reflections of blue text on the back of the displays on the wall in the background: I walk in I see you I watch you I scan you I wait for you I tickle you I tease you I search you I breathe you I talk I smile I touch your hair You are the one You are the one who did this to me You are my own I show you I feel you I ask you I don’t ask I don’t wait I won’t ask you I can’t tell you I lie I am crying hard There was blood No one told me No one knew My mother knows I forget your name I don’t think I bury my head I bury your head I bury you My fever My skin I cannot breathe I cannot eat I cannot walk I am losing time I am losing ground I cannot stand it I cry I cry out I bite I bite your lip I breathe your breath I pulse I pray I pray aloud I smell you on my skin 

A screenshot of text titled “Saturday: Anaconda” “The game is easy if you measure more than 20 cm you and your companion enter for free but you have to prove it at the entrance, if you prove it later, then you have an invitation eagle beer each.”
A terminal session with two commands. The first fetches a City of Winnipeg page using curl and receives a 403 Forbidden response. The second does the same using a redacted machine as an intermediate via SSH, and the request succeeds with an HTML response truncated by the bottom of the window.
A walking directions screenshot for a 22-minute walk, 00:22 ETA, 1.5km, 30 meters climb with a representation of that climb, increasing steepness just before the end flattening out
An LED display mounted on a wall beside a wifi router, it shows a CO2 of 727 PPM (medium smily face rating), temperature of 24.7° C, and relative humidity of 54.1%
A screenshot of a May 26, 2022 bug report by Buck Doyle in the Apple Feedback Assistant titled «Applications assigned to “All desktops” are only in the first desktop after restarts», the resolution is “Open”
A sticker on a pole with a hoodie-wearing cat with big eyes looking at a butterfly, text around the circle at the edge reads: ADHS antifa abgelenkt und trotzdem da
A sheet titled “Can drag queens be socialists?” in a booklet, with an image credit at the bottom and this text: In 1973, the Homosexual Action Group West Berlin (HAW) organized an international meeting of homosexual activist groups. Some participants who had travelled all the way from Italy and France appeared in drag at the final demonstration, with “eye shadow and blue fingernails,” as the tabloid press reported. Their appearance triggered a major strategy debate within the West German gay movement, which went down in history as the ”drag queens’ dispute“ (”Tunten-streit“). While some saw drag as an unnecessary and apolitical provocation that stood in the way of an alliance with the working class, others saw it as the most effective way to make one’s gay identity “public.” The latter wing of the HAW became henceforth known as Feminists and solidarized with the feminist women’s movement. Their position did not prevail: the feminist critique of gender roles was not to play an important role in the political project of the gay movement.
A bakery window with a variety of cinnamon buns visible, text on the window reads “follow our journey” and has this username: @cinnamood_berlin
shelves of plastic-wrapped butt plugs and dildos, many have stickers visible with a maple leaf-backed Topped Toys logo
A York Factory First Nation poster for Rally to Demand MB Govt and MB Hydro to Release Water To Restore Essential Ferry Service: August 13, Wednesday @1PM Outside the Manitoba Legislative Building
A heart rate graph for 9am onward, the average is 149 BPM, there’s a peak of about 165 near the centre of the time period
The cover of the comic novel Spent by Alison Bechdel with a Winnipeg Public Library barcode sticker on it
A byline of Tom Brodbeck where his eyes have been modified to be larger
A screenshot of the Winnipeg Transit web application’s settings route with an arrow pointing to the “How fast do you walk?” setting, currently set to “Average”
A clip of Janice Lukes and Markus Chambers in their council seats. At the beginning they look at the speaker, then they look at each other, and move on to the next speaker with no response.
Two containers for Winnipeg Transit system map hubs showing the hub name and which routes stop there. The hubs and routes aren’t relevant, but there are lines at the tops and bottoms of the first row of route badges showing their sizes across the two containers. In the second, the second route of the row is slightly shorter than the rest of the route badges in that entire row across the two containers.
A Winnipeg Transit bus stop beneath a street sign. The street is Sanford, the bus stop is for Empress, route D13, stop number 10453.
A screenshot of a “Share your feedback” form asking why the user is cancelling something on Wordpress.com. The answer is “Mullenweg”.
A PurpleAir map of US EPA PM2.5 AQI showing downtown Winnipeg and west of it, there are three sensors showing high-40s readings and one by the Legislative Building showing 89
A screenshot of me replying to the above skeet on iOS, I’ve typed “@winnipegf” and three accounts with that beginning are shown
A screenshot of a textabus query for 10543 highlighted, this is the response: Future time: 2025-07-08 14:55:07 10543 WB Portage@Edmonton (Portage Place) 2:59p F7 Brdwy & Ptge 3:00p BLUE Unicity 3:05p FX4 Polo Park
A pair of hockey fans facing away in white wedding dresses dragging their trains on the rainy street, others in and out of “whiteout” and rain gear are scattered
A “whiteout” crowd watching a large washed-out display in the rain on southbound Donald north of Graham
Your score: 295 You completed the puzzle in 1 minute 40 seconds.
A screenshot of a search for “from:jakei.bsky.social shortcut” showing OP’s skeet as a result
An iOS settings screenshot for Headphone Safety, the Headphone Notifications setting is off, it has this descriptive text: To protect your hearing, your iPhone will measure headphone audio levels. If you exceed the recommended 7-day limit, a notification is sent and the volume is turned down. Learn more...
An active transportation timeline slide projected on large screen, panel members are visible in the corner. The dates span from 2005 to 2025 and show the meagre details of what the City of Winnipeg has accomplished.
A vertical conference banner for the Manitoba Heavy Construction Association