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Chloe

@clh.sh

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any pronouns! normally in MA, USA but currently in the UK

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Chloe @clh.sh · 03/10/2025

kinda what nazis did btw www.pbs.org/newshour/nat... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_co...

"Detainees arriving at the immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades known as “Alligator Alcatraz” are given color-coded uniforms and wrist-bands and then segregated based on their criminal history and whether they’re considered a flight risk, according to a handbook given to detainees."

A diagram of the concentration camp badge colour-coding system

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Chloe @clh.sh · 11/05/2025

took a look on the web version of wandrer and it seems like those segments are removed! i don't know whether you're using an app or their web version, but it's weird that it's fine for me but showing the old data for you! :<

A screenshot of a map, showing red lines over bikeable segments. There are no improperly labeled segments visible.

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Chloe @clh.sh · 10/05/2025

hi!! what's the issue with osm? i can edit it rq for ya if you'd like :) i think the lines in the screenshot seem to be tagged properly with `foot=no`, `bicycle=no` but im not sure of the context so please feel free to tell me if i'm wrong! :)

A screenshot of the OpenStreetMap editor, showing an Emergency Stopping Place with the tags `bicycle=no`, `foot=no`, `highway=emergency_bay`, and `oneway=yes`

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Chloe @clh.sh · 09/05/2025

even dads love it(?)

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Chloe @clh.sh · 28/04/2025

happy ed balls day!

Twitter screenshot of @edballsmp: "Ed Balls". Dated Apr 28 2011

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Chloe @clh.sh · 21/04/2025

Does anyone know why the Riem station on the Munich S-Bahn has these (apparently) grounding lines? very obscure european public transit / infrastructure / osm question but I could not find any information _anywhere_ and im hoping someone with an interest can know

An underpass, with a grounding line connecting two concrete blocks

A close-up of a grounding line connecting two large concrete blocks

A ramp, with grounding lines connecting each concrete block

A close-up on a grounding line connecting two concrete blocks, showing the thick line of grout in-between

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Chloe @clh.sh · 05/04/2025

crying, i failed Haribo Taste Test, which i was really psyched for (dressed kinda Bencore rn)

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Chloe @clh.sh · 05/04/2025

challenge complete! this one is a bit cheeky but such is life. i love the genre of person that posts things like this to their YT channel

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Chloe @clh.sh · 05/04/2025

Challenge complete! This challenge was not written for people with long hair 😭 I bought a lil bit of gel and put it on my hair but most of it was hair ties I think it counts though

Go Super Saiyan

Paraphrase: This challenge requires players to gel their hair straight up

Reward: 750

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Chloe @clh.sh · 05/04/2025

yahoo! i distributed bottled water without a license, which is illegal in Massachusetts. (i gave a bottle of water to someone)

Commit an American Crime

Do something that is legal in your current country that would not be legal in the state where you actually reside

Reward: 600

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Chloe @clh.sh · 24/02/2025

i strive every day to be like Audience Single Spectator in the abolish everything premiere. you're telling me the captions specifically denote that you're laughing louder than everyone else?? live with whimsey yes ! ! !

Screenshot of video. Closed caption reads "(Audience chuckles) (Audience single spectator cackles loudly)"

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Chloe @clh.sh · 15/02/2025

(example of Organic Maps's placement: sometimes it looks fine, like with the Gulf of Mexico, but sometimes it's... less fine, as with the Adriatic. Automatically figuring out which is good is Hard. Britannica map for the Adriatic is what could be done if the OSM data had shapes for oceans :) )

Screenshot of Organicmaps, centered on the Gulf of Mexico. The cartographic label for the Gulf is centered in the body of water.

Screenshot of Organicmaps, centered on the Adriatic Sea. The cartographic label for the Sea is off-center and runs onto the land.

A map from Encyclopedia Britannica showing the Adriatic Sea. The cartographic label is tilted to the side in order to fit onto the water without touching the shore.

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