Daniel Jenna Grouse

@grouse.ing

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they/them transfem, anarchist, autistic, annoying

A hard cover book with a Kobo e-reader on top of it with the same book open on it. The books are Vicky Osterweil’s The Extended Universe How Disney Killed the Movies and Took Over the World
The cover of the book Social Reproduction Theory Remapping Class, Recentering Opression Edited by Tithi Bhattacharya Foreword by Lise Vogel
Introducing Mosyle@Home The next step in shared device management between schools and families. Almost 10 years ago, Mosyle introduced ScreenGuide — and gave schools something genuinely new: the ability to extend device management to families when students go home. The idea shaped how the industry thinks about school-owned devices, and the conversation it started is only getting bigger. Today we’re introducing Mosyle@Home, a brand-new product that replaces ScreenGuide and takes shared device management further than it’s ever gone. The core stays the same — schools remain in full control during school hours, and share the right level of management with families at home. But Mosyle@Home adds capabilities that reflect where K-12 is heading. Schools using Mosyle’s Web Filtering & Security can now share internet access logs with parents. As families become more involved in how school devices are used at home, giving them this kind of visibility is quickly becoming an expectation — and Mosyle customers are already there. Families can also see how their child’s device is protected. Schools can share security details that give parents real peace of mind and reinforce the trust that makes this whole model work. And for the first time, Mosyle@Home includes Macs. Shared management no longer stops at iPads — schools can now extend it to MacBooks too. With the introduction of MacBook Neo and the overwhelming interest we’re already seeing from our customers, this is the right moment to bring families into the picture there as well — making Macs not just the most capable laptop for K-12, but the first with a complete shared management story.
Bruce Boxleitner as Captain John Sheridan in Babylon 5
A photo of two books (No Harmless Power by Charlie Allison and Playing as if the World Mattered by Gabriel Kuhn) and stickers from anarchistbookfair.cz afed.cz and roleta2.cz (one saying “Support your local bookstores” and one “Burnout since 2020”)
A photo of a giant plushie of Pikachu suspended from the top of its head, its skin stretching, inside some sort of a gambling machine promising you can win the plush if you can cut the string it’s hanging from.
A hard cover book with a Kobo e-reader on top of it with the same book open on it. The books are Vicky Osterweil’s The Extended Universe How Disney Killed the Movies and Took Over the World
A photo of Chris Potter, a white man with brown eyes and brown hair looking at the camera
The Yu Gi Oh card Summoned Skull
A still from the movie Krull. Seven indistinguishable figures in the distance running across a large alien looking bridge with a waterfall in the background.
A still from the movie Krull. Three horses with riders on their backs. The horses are running so fast they're setting the ground underneath their hooves on fire.
A still from the movie Krull. A shot through a cave tunnel leading to a glowing cocoon suspended by spider webs. At the end of the tunnel stands a giant white/translucent spider.
A still from the movie Krull. An eye of a giant red face we don't see. The white of that eye is a big round room, the iris an opening leading out of it, the pupil a a redheaded woman in a white dress
A poster for the movie Krull. At the top is the title of the movie in all caps (KRULL). The centrepiece of the poster is the glaive a throwing weapon with five blades like a large folding shuriken. In between the blades we can see (in clockwise order) a white bearded man holding a sword, a glowing dome with two figures in front of it, a cyclops, alien soldiers, and a woman with long red hair
One of the images from the Thematic Apperception Test, I'm sorry I do not have it in me to describe it
A Richard Dawkins tweet reading: My own title was, "If my friend Claudia is not conscious, then what the hell is consciousness for?" If Claudia is unconscious, her behaviour shows that an unconscious zombie could survive without consciousness. Why wasn't natural selection content to evolve competent zombies?
An anime man with red eyes, spikey white hair and a single strand of hair flopping downwards towards his face
Bsky iOS app displaying a blank screen with a red banner at the top reading “The server appears to be experiencing issues. Please try again in a few moments.”
A shelf with a collection of VOTOMS plamo kits. 8 plastic robots based on the anime Armored Trooper VOTOMS.
The cover of Rudolf Rocker's Nationalism and Culture with the world Nationalism replaced by the word Fandom
dril tweet reading- the wise man bowed his head solemnly and spoke: "theres actually zero difference between good & bad things. you imbecile. you fucking moron"
a bluesky post from Henry Mance saying: Bluesky idea: if people who didn't agree with you change their opinions so that they do agree with you, why not be happy that you are making progress - rather than complaining that they are "only just catching up"?
A frame from the movie Fury Road. Blonde woman shouting “Then who killed the world?”
The cover of Rudolf Rocker's "Nationalism and Culture" with the title changed to "Fandom and Culture"
Kaworu Nagisa from Neon Genesis Evangelion
Thumbnail image for the podcast Just King Things. Two cartoon men fighting, the one on the left (Michael) wearing a yellow tunic, holding a sword, with the head of the Tekken character King photoshopped onto him, the one on the right (CMRN) wearing s purple tunic, holding a sickle, with the head of the Tekken character Armor King photoshopped onto him.
Meowzie, the female Meowth from the episode of the Pokemon show where Meowth learns to speak.
Screenshot of a game Kumoon featuring a yellow chicken holding a gun in a white room with red pillars of stacked boxes
An image of the back of the red jacket of Shotaro Kaneda from the movie Akira featuring a red and blue pill with text reading "good for health bad for education"
:sob: emote (a face with flowing tears forming a puddle) with :anger: emote (anime pulsing vein) on its temple inside :prohibited: sign emote (a red circle with a 45 degree diagonal line inside it)