earlybearly

@early.beaw.net

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Just a beaw about to enter his 40s. He/him. Bi, cis, autistic. Trans rights. Planes go brrr, trains go choo-choo! Might be NSFW at times! pfp by Tiago/saintbull Not an American.

An old monochrome Nokia phone running a WAP browser
Rabies vaccine for raccoons, it's in a package that looks vaguely ravioli like. One side is flat with some text on it partially obscured by the vax packaging, including "Rabies Vaccine DO NOT EAT"
The card selection screen for Windows 3.1 solitaire. It has two options that is woven textile patterns, two that has clownfishes, two that has floral patterns, one that has a robot, one that has roses, one that has a seashell on a rainbow colored background, one that has a castle at night surrounded by bats, one that has a tropical beach with a palm tree and one that has a hand holding three aces.
STOP DOING DST CLOCKS WERE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE OFF BY ONE HOUR YEARS OF DAYLIGHT SAVING yet NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND for just randomly changing the time Wanted to be in another time zone anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that: It was called "TRAVELLING" "Yes, please give increased SUICIDE rates. Please give me DISRUPTIONS to my circadian rythm" - Statements dreamed up by the utterly Deranged LOOK at what Politicians have been demanding your Respect for all this time, with all the tz databases we built for them (This is REAL DST done by REAL Politicians) images showing DST maps "Hello, | would like one hour less please" They have played us for absolute fools
A cat finding joy in attacking person
A detail from the painting "The Problem We All Live With" by Normal Rockwell, portraying a little black girl being escorted to school by US Marshals.
"We know of a piece of software that will blow up people's monitors," says Don Huesman of conceptual Instruments in Philadelphia. "We joke about that as a means of copy protec-
A comic in four panels. Panel 1: A woman is seen in a busy workplace. She has many unfinished cases on her desk, and people, telephones and her computer are clamoring for her attention. Panel 2: The woman wears a bear suit. Panel 3: The woman in bear costume walks towards a bear den in a snowy forest. Panel 4: The woman (still in bear costume) is hibernating along with the other bears in a warm, cozy bear den.
Two photos of the same owl. In the second one the feather plumage has been lifted to reveal the long legs underneath.
A technical drawing of the front stairs on an MD-80 series airplane.
I have some questions about the current moderation practices of Bluesky. 1. Why haven't you banned Jesse Singal? He has shown a clear history of harassment targeted against trans people and has among other shared materials from the cyberstalking community Kiwifarms 2. Why have you banned Link? I can't see where he broke the rules of Bluesky, and to me it seems like a vindictive move against a Black person who called out the people in power at Bluesky. 3. Why do you mass ban Palestinians, even ones who have had their identities verified by other Bluesky users? To me it seems like you're just indiscriminately mass banning Palestinians who are asking for help in a crisis on Bluesky. I need to know the answers to these questions in order to know if Bluesky is going to be a safe place for me going forward. Thanks in advance.
The ski shop guy from the MS-DOS version of Ski or Die (1990).
A women showing off the ugliest sweater you can think off, in the colors red, green, blue and yellow.
A group picture of the original crew of "Sesam Stasjon". It features Leonora, a human woman who was the station's singeress, Max Mekker, a large blue muppet who's good at fixing things, O. Tiedemann, the human station administrator, Alfa, a yellow muppet, and Bjarne Betjent, a pink muppet with orange hair.
You should spend less time punishing marginalized trans people who are calling out their oppressors and more time punishing people who are responsible for real, systematic harm against marginalized people such as Jesse Singal. (...) Less morality and sensibilities. More focus on actual harm and on following actual legal guidelines.
Many of the rules are vaguely worded and could easily be interpreted in ways that hurts marginalized communities including queers and furries. I'll get into more details on this in the other sections of this questionnaire, but I want to point out that you seem to lean a lot into thinking that moderation is all about "tone policing". This creates a kind of moderation that punishes trans people and other marginalized people who speak out against their oppressors, while protecting people like Jesse Singal who spread hated and harm against marginalized communities because they're good at playing the game of making their hatred seem "academic" and "correct". If you continue down this path you risk that the communities that helped make Bluesky what it is end up leaving, thus losing a lot of the atmosphere this site is famous for and making it feel a lot more like Facebook.
The "it's always morally correct" meme format with the text "You can always wish ill on JK Rowling - it's always morally correct"
An anthropomorphic white bear with a bi pride flag, art credit @roscowagon.bsky.social‬
A picture of the western wall of the Nidaros Cathedral, probably taken late 19th or early 20th century. The wall seems clearly diminished partly due to a fire in the 14th century and partly due to never actually having been finished. The whole building seems to have gone through centuries of wear and tear. It looks more like a ruin than anything else.
A Nokia 5110 with a blue cover. It's a very old cell phone, with an antenna poking out on the right side, physical number keys and a tiny monochrome display.
A woven blanket with a pattern resembling a traditional painting of an anthro wolf man.
A screenshot from Google maps. The Gulf of Mexico is labeled as: "Mexicogolfen (Amerikagolfen)"
hate trans? kill yourself
The country's Federal Food Agency (FASFC) issued the unusual seasonal health warning on Tuesday after Ghent's local council launched a campaign last week urging people to recycle their Christmas trees in different ways - including eating the conifers. The council suggested making flavoured butter and soup from the pine needles, which it said was inspired by traditional Scandinavian recipes. "In Scandinavia, they have been doing it for a long time: picking the needles from the branches, briefly immersing them in boiling water, pouring them through a sieve and drying them on a clean cloth," the council said in a post on its website. "Once the needles are dry, you can make delicious spruce needle butter with them for bread or toast".
A picture of the facade of a Fry's electronics store seen from the parking lot. The logo on the facade includes a depiction of a dampened cosine wave.