wwklnd (Wilja)

@wklnd.me

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Commie cyborg who loves art and hacking, and doesn't afraid of anything. They/them. Creator of https://youmightbe.gay Norrlänning, medgrundare av Kamratdataföreningen Konstellationen, fackligt engagerad.

A short video clip showing the main menu of the video game Signalis. The mouse hovers over the menu items, and an eye follows the cursor, looking wherever it points.
Screenshot of Chloe Cole's wikipedia page, the text reads: "A therapist who examined Cole said in a court filing that Cole decided to detransition during an LSD trip at 16 when she heard a female voice, telling her that she was lying to herself about being a boy, and that following this she became a Christian, and requested a Christian therapist."
A photo of my self designed split ergonomic mechanical keyboard, consisting of two halves with 5x5 keys each connected by a TRRS cable with the left half connected to the computer via USB-C. It is all black with unlabeled keys, made from 3D printed parts.
A virtual certificate with text "Celebrating 10M users on Bluesky, #1,509,373, wwklnd ‪@wklnd.me‬, joined on Oct 14, 2023"
A screenshot of the two preceding skeets, by iris and Angel Facts
A picture of an IDF spokesperson inside a Gaza hospital pointing towards a calendar on a wall, saying that it is a list of Hamas fighters (in reality the Arabic text is the days of the week). In front of the list, I have edited in a picture of Santa Claus reading from the naughty list.
Artwork, arabic calligraphy. "Untitled (Karl Marx)" by Hassan Musa, c. 2012, ink on paper, 65.7 x 49.8 cm. "Workers of the world, unite!" is written in Arabic calligraphy script across the top half of the image. The bottom half of the image is covered in Arabic calligraphy script, much smaller, becoming more and more dense and cramped towards the bottom of the image. In the middle of the image, the script from the bottom half turns into a portrait of Karl Marx, with his hair and beard made up of Arabic script.
A screenshot of the GNOME "Displays" menu, showing three displays in a configuration where the main display is to the left, the secondary display is to the right of that, and the third display is below the right half of the second display.