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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 23/09/2026

Implemented a simple red/green indicator system to prevent the trash from being taken out when the bag has plenty of space left. Red = stop, leave the bag alone. Green = good to go outside. #firstworldproblems

A close-up photograph of a desktop waste management organizer positioned on a wooden surface. On the left side is a blue circular icon displaying a recycling symbol with three curved arrows. In the center is an oval toggle switch with a red portion visible on the left side and a black portion on the right side, which hides the green portion of the indicator. On the right side is a black circular icon containing a white illustration of a trash can with vertical lines. The toggle switch serves as a visual indicator: when switched to red, it signals that trash bags are ready to be taken outside; when switched to green (not currently visible), it indicates bags are ready for changing.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 16/09/2026

Morning naps are some of the best. #cats

A tabby cat with closed eyes rests peacefully on a gray fabric perch positioned against a bright window. The cat's head is tilted slightly downward in a relaxed nap pose, with ears alert and whiskers visible in sharp detail. Sunlight streams through the window behind, creating dappled shadows across the screen and illuminating the cat's striped fur. The scene captures a serene moment of domestic contentment.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 20/08/2026

The Typinator stats on my work machine are big. It saves me so much time. Typinator is easily one of the top 5 apps I recommend.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 01/08/2026

Captured M92, M13, and M11 last night. A tree got in the way during the M11 shot, so it's a mess.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 18/07/2026

AstroWizard is incredible. So easy to use.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 15/07/2026

Not bad for an urban sky. NGC 7000.

A deep-space photograph depicting a region of the Milky Way galaxy dominated by dark nebulae silhouetted against a luminous emission nebula. The composition features a striking contrast between bright reddish-pink hydrogen gas clouds and coal-black dust clouds that obscure background starlight. The dark nebulae form dramatic finger-like or tendril structures extending downward and rightward across the frame, creating an almost skeletal appearance. Thousands of stars of varying brightness punctuate the field, with the brightest appearing as distinct points of white and pale blue light. The emission nebula glows with characteristic hydrogen-alpha red wavelengths, indicating active star-forming regions. The lower portion of the image shows particularly dense dust concentrations, while the upper regions reveal more of the underlying star field. The overall effect is one of cosmic turbulence and stellar birth, captured with substantial detail and dynamic range. This type of celestial vista exemplifies the complex interplay between stellar radiation, interstellar dust, and gravitational processes within our galaxy.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 14/07/2026

My telescope is going outside to do some observing later tonight. I’m excited to take advantage of the warm weather and good visibility.

A detailed weather and astronomy forecast display for Tuesday, July 14, centered on 12:14 PM Pacific Time. The interface presents multiple data layers across a 24-hour timeline from approximately 11 AM to 3 AM the following day.

The top section displays cloud cover conditions as a horizontal bar chart, with darker blue indicating denser cloud coverage. Cloud opacity values are labeled throughout (ranging from kp 1.3 to kp 3.0), showing variable cloud conditions across the forecast period.

Below this lies a sunrise/sunset visualization. A yellow curve with a solid line represents the sun's position, peaking around 20:30 (8:30 PM) with the sun icon indicator. A dotted yellow line shows twilight duration. A white dashed horizontal line marks the horizon, with sunset timing indicated as 21:12 (9:12 PM).

The middle section displays wind direction using circular icons with directional indicators (north, south, east, west vectors), showing predominantly westerly to southwesterly winds throughout the day.

Temperature data appears in two lines: an orange curve showing high temperatures ranging from 77°F to 86°F, and a blue curve displaying low temperatures ranging from 52°F to 66°F. Temperature values are labeled at regular intervals across the timeline.

The left sidebar contains weather and astronomy icons: partly cloudy conditions, an obstruction/visibility icon, sun intensity indicator, sunset icon, wind indicator, temperature gauge, humidity/water droplet symbol, and an information icon.

The interface uses a dark gray background with blue, orange, and cyan accent colors for clarity and distinction between data types.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 29/05/2026

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 03/05/2026

Good nights of sleep are so rare that I post to social media when they occur. This one felt good.

Screenshot from the AutoSleep app for iOS displaying four sleep metrics from a single night, each shown as a circular gauge with a numerical value at center. All four rings are fully filled, indicating strong performance across every category.

The first metric, Today’s Sleep, shows 10 hours and 6 minutes, representing 126% of the sleep goal — down 46 minutes compared to the 7-day average.

The second metric, Quality Sleep, shows 7 hours and 34 minutes at 95% quality — up 12 minutes from average. Both sleep metrics are displayed with green rings.

The third metric, Heart Rate Dip, shows 61 beats per minute with a 28% dip — a first-place gold medal result, up 1% from the 25% average.

The fourth metric, Deep Sleep, shows 4 hours and 47 minutes, representing 47% of total sleep time — up 30 minutes from average. Both heart rate metrics are displayed with blue rings.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 09/04/2026

1pm Friday cannot come too soon.

A screenshot of Claude's weekly usage limits interface showing an "All models" category with a progress bar indicating 83% usage consumed. The interface displays that the usage limit resets on Friday at 1:00 PM Pacific Time. A blue filled portion of the progress bar represents the 83% of the weekly allocation that has been used, with the remaining unfilled portion showing available capacity. The section includes a heading "Weekly limits" at the top and a link labeled "Learn more about usage limits" beneath it.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 12/03/2026

Apple Weather thinks it’s 68*F in Redwood City. It’s at least 10* hotter. Next Tuesday is going to obliterate high temperature records. #bayarea #baywx

A screenshot from the Carrot Weather app displaying current conditions for Redwood City. The background is a vibrant medium blue with subtle, lighter blue concentric circular arcs radiating from the upper right corner, where a bright yellow half-circle represents the sun peeking into the frame. At the top center, “Redwood City” appears in large, bold white text, with “Right Now” in smaller, lighter gray text beneath it. Dominating the center of the screen is the temperature reading “68°” rendered in very large, bold white numerals. Below the temperature, the app displays one of its signature sarcastic weather descriptions in white text: “An extremely credible source called my secret base and told me it’s sunny right now.” At the bottom center sits the Carrot Weather app icon — a small purple square with rounded corners containing a stylized white cloud with a yellow lightning bolt — followed by the words “CARROT WEATHER” in bold, spaced-out white capital letters. The overall layout is clean and centered, with generous spacing between each element.

A screenshot from a weather or smart home dashboard with a muted steel-blue background. At the top center, the heading “My Home” appears in bold white text, with “A moment ago” in smaller, lighter text beneath it indicating when the data was last updated. In the upper left corner is a three-line hamburger menu icon, and in the upper right is a circled information icon, both in white. The main content area features a yellow sun icon on the left side — a filled circle with short radiating lines representing rays — alongside a large white temperature reading of 78.6 degrees on the right, with a small downward-pointing chevron arrow to its left suggesting a tappable element for more detail. Along the bottom of the screen, three weather metrics are displayed in evenly spaced columns: “Pressure” on the left showing 1023 mbar with a small downward chevron indicating a declining trend, “Feels like” in the center showing 79 degrees Fahrenheit, and “Humidity” on the right showing 42 percent. The labels appear in a lighter gray-blue tone while the values are rendered in larger, bolder white text. The overall design is clean and minimal, consistent with the Home Assistant weather card interface.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 10/03/2026

I have a baby hummingbird outside my window! Looks to be 1-2 weeks old. One more reason to keep my feeders freshly filled.

A tiny baby hummingbird sits in a small, cup-shaped nest perched on a slender branch of a broad-leafed tree. The chick, barely larger than the nest itself, faces slightly upward and to the right, its long, thin beak pointed skyward. Its body is covered in soft, downy grey-brown feathers that have not yet fully developed. The nest is constructed from plant fibers, spider silk, and small bits of lichen or bark, giving it a mottled tan and white appearance with a slightly fuzzy texture. It straddles the branch securely, anchored between several glossy, dark green oval leaves. Some of the leaves show small dark spots or minor blemishes. Behind the nest and foliage, a textured stucco wall — likely the exterior of a building — fills the background in muted grey tones. The lighting is soft and slightly cool, suggesting shade or overcast conditions, with gentle contrast that highlights the delicate details of the bird and its nest.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 05/03/2026

People are using the fridge at work to dispose of leftover food more often than they eat it. I used Claude to design a custom notepad so that these small-bellied people at least have a reminder at their desk.

A printed notepad slip titled "FOOD REMINDER" in large, bold white text on a vivid orange-red header banner. A subtitle reads "Take this slip to your desk." Below the header, a lighter orange band displays the location: "Floor 29 – Stairway Refrigerator" in bold orange text.

The body of the slip, set against a white background, contains three labeled fields for handwritten input: "Your Name," "Item Stored," and "Date Stored," each with a horizontal line for writing. The Date Stored field includes a placeholder example reading "e.g. Monday June 2."

Below the fields, a section headed "Dispose By — check the day you stored it:" presents five day boxes arranged in a row: MON, TUE, WED, THU, and FRI. Each box contains a small "date" placeholder line at the bottom. The FRI box is visually distinct — it has an orange border and includes the word "deadline" in small orange text beneath the day label, signaling that Friday is the final acceptable day to retrieve food.

At the bottom of the slip, two informational callouts appear side by side. The left callout, labeled "Food Safety" with a circled-i icon, states that leftover food is generally not safe after five days and advises when in doubt to throw it out. The right callout, labeled "Stored on Friday?" with a house icon, instructs the reader to take their food home that same day rather than leaving it over the weekend.

A final rounded rectangle at the very bottom, with a soft orange border and light orange fill, displays a bell icon alongside the prompt: "Set a reminder on your phone or calendar — So you remember to retrieve your food on time."

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 17/02/2026

Fairly certain a lightning bolt just struck the electric substation on Cañada Road. All the lights in the Roosevelt neighborhood just flickered. #bayarea

The image is a screenshot from a lightning tracking application with a prominent yellow theme. At the top, a bright yellow banner displays the app's title, "My Lightning Tracker," with two circular icons on either side: a gear icon on the left and a navigation arrow on the right, both set against a yellow background.

On the upper left, a time and location are indicated as "08:30" with an umbrella icon beside it, suggesting possible weather conditions. Adjacent is a date display, "2/17 Tue," and the signal strength and battery level are shown on the top right.

Below, there are three section tabs: "Latest," "Hotspots," and "Radar," highlighted with yellow, indicating the selected "Latest" tab.

The middle of the image features a satellite map with a view of a highway intersection labeled "CANADA RD" and "I280." The terrain is a mix of green forested areas and lighter green, open spaces. A building complex is visible near the highway.

Three small red dots are scattered on the map, with one dot marked by a large yellow circle containing a black lightning bolt symbol, indicating a recent lightning strike. The dots are approximately 2.8 miles away from Woodside, CA, as shown in the details below the map.

The bottom of the image has a black panel with the information, "Woodside, CA (08:26), 37.46, -122.29 (2.8 miles away),"

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 16/02/2026

I wasn't making progress on a difficult book called The Discipline of Organizing, so I scanned every page, merged them into a PDF, ran OCR, explained to Claude why I originally began reading the book, and then had Claude compose a comprehensive report on every chapter. The result is incredible.

A thick open book is placed on a black scanner mat on a carpeted floor. Behind it, a vertical scanner device stands upright, ready to scan the pages. Cables are visible around the setup, and a person is reflected in a mirrored closet door in the background.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 14/02/2026

Started the week with over 150 tasks in my inbox. Ended with zero, the result of AI productivity therapy and some hard work. I've got a long way to go until I'm back on top of the whole system.

A screenshot of the Omnifocus application on a Mac. The application displays an empty inbox with "no items" indicated. The sidebar shows various categories like Projects, Tags, Forecast (42 items), Flagged (34 items), Review (49 items), and Groceries. The main area of the application states "No Items Selected." The overall appearance is dark mode on a purple background.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 13/02/2026

Created my first iPhone app called NoteSnap. It lets me create printable tasks with QR codes that point to the task in OmniFocus. I place my to-dos in the location where they need to get done, then scan the QR code with my camera to mark it as complete.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 09/02/2026

Realized tonight that there are MCP servers to interact with Omnifocus. A whole new level of productivity has just been unlocked. There's no way I'm going to be able to fall asleep after this. 🤯

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 06/02/2026

I'm digging Kineton. The numbers on my #Strava activities are boring without photos. I like how Kineton lets me jazz things up. kineton.app Mythic Maps is another fun one: mythicmaps.ai

Cycling activity summary displayed over a background of palm trees against a blue sky. The text shows details for a ride titled "ROUVY - Flamingo | Everglades | Florida" dated February 3, 2026. The ride's duration is 30 minutes and 35 seconds, covering a distance of 14.4 km with an elevation gain of 5 meters. The average speed is 28.2 km/h, the maximum speed is 33.1 km/h, and the average power is 125 watts. A bicycle icon is also present.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 03/02/2026

I’ve got a Wyze camera perched over my stovetop so I can keep an eye on what’s cooking when I’m upstairs.

Overhead view of a kitchen stove with a large pot covered by a shiny lid, next to a smaller pan. The stove is part of a modern kitchen setup with dark cabinets, a white countertop, and a visible sink. The date and time are displayed at the bottom right.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 01/02/2026

The year is off to a good start. #Strava

Strava January Totals summary showing 11 days of activity, 11 hours, 173.6 miles, and 8,089 feet of elevation gain.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 28/01/2026

It amazes me how AQI can change so dramatically in only 8 minutes. If I go a mile west, I see the exact same drop 2 hours earlier. I guess a different breeze is all it takes.

A chart showing the air quality in Redwood City, California from approximately January 25th to January 27th. The air quality roughly stays within the range of 50 to 100 until 2 PM on January 27th, when all of a sudden it drops to near 0 and stays there.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 11/01/2026

Over about 6 hours I vibe coded a tool that looks at the work location for each of my teammates and shows when everyone will be in the office every week. The app supports Google OAuth, multiple offices, visitor callouts, auto-refresh, light/dark modes, and even celebrates peoples' birthday.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 08/01/2026

There's something wrong with this image. Can you spot what it is?

A person's hand holds a crinkled white paper receipt from "Cuban Kitchen" next to a clear plastic takeout container of food. The receipt, dated January 7, 2026, lists a "Pollo Pimentón - BURRITO" for $13.99 and a "Guantanamo Cha-cha-churri," with a total of $15.34.
The plastic container is filled with a meal featuring steak (bistec), shredded lettuce, and various toppings. A small white sticker on the lid of the container reads "CUBAN KITCHEN'S Bistec" and includes a phone number and social media handle. The background shows a white countertop with a brown paper bag and a black phone stand.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 03/01/2026

Had my 36K mile service done and the tank bag didn't fit when I got home. Noticed the top two screws on the magnetic ring had been backed out and not refastened. A wrong screw was put back into the lower right position. Why was it removed in the first place? I'm not impressed. #motorcycle

Close-up view from the side of the BMW fuel cap from a different angle, showing the "BMW" text and a small "keyless Ride" label. The magnetic ring has multiple screw holes around its circumference for securing the tank bag mounting system. The lighting shows purple and orange reflections on the metal surfaces. A screw in the lower right position appears to be the wrong size or type. Red motorcycle bodywork is partially visible.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 03/10/2025

It felt like we had a cold summer in Redwood City. The data says otherwise. Maximum/minimum temperatures were down just a bit. Overall though, summer in RWC was a touch warmer than last year. 🤷🏻‍♂️ #BayArea #CAwx

Summer Temperature Analysis infographic for Redwood City, CA, USA comparing July-September 2024 vs 2025. The title features a thermometer icon with gradient text from orange to blue.
Overall Verdict (in orange-red gradient box): Summers were virtually identical with only minor variations. 2025 was just 0.2°F (0.12°C) warmer on average.
Four comparison cards show:

Hottest Temperature: 2024 had 100.8°F (38.2°C) in red, 2025 had 96.8°F (36°C) in blue, difference -4.0°F shown with down arrow in blue indicating "Colder"
Coldest Temperature: 2024 had 53.1°F (11.7°C) in blue, 2025 had 51.1°F (10.6°C) in blue, difference -2.0°F with down arrow indicating "Colder"
Average Daily Highs: 2024 had 82.7°F (28.18°C) in blue, 2025 had 83.5°F (28.60°C) in red, difference +0.8°F with up arrow in red indicating "Warmer"
Average Daily Lows: 2024 had 58.9°F (14.92°C) in blue, 2025 had 59.5°F (15.28°C) in red, difference +0.6°F with up arrow in red indicating "Warmer"

Bar chart showing Average Overall Temperature with scale from 67.5°F to 72.5°F: 2024 is 69.1°F (20.59°C) shown in blue gradient bar, 2025 is 69.3°F (20.72°C) shown in orange-red gradient bar (slightly longer). Difference badge in red shows +0.2°F (+0.12°C) - 2025 slightly warmer.
Three key insight boxes: "Extreme Heat" notes 2024 had hotter peak at 100.8°F; "Consistency" notes 2025 was more consistently warm; "Shifting Baseline" explains while summer felt cooler, it was actually warmer - an example of shifting baseline syndrome.
Footer notes 92 days analyzed each summer.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 03/10/2025

Told Claude to honk like a goose every so often when talking to me. Makes me chuckle every time.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 24/09/2025

You know you've got a comfortable seat on your motorcycle when...

A small orange tabby cat named Barnacle sits comfortably on a red motorcycle in a garage setting. The cat is positioned on the black leather seat, looking alert and relaxed with its fluffy coat clearly visible. The motorcycle appears to be a touring or sport-touring model with red fairings and black accents, featuring text that reads "NO GODS NO MASTERS" on the side panel. The garage environment shows yellow industrial-style shelving units in the background, with various stored items including bags, equipment, and what appears to be binoculars on the shelving. The concrete floor and organized storage setup suggest this is an active workspace. The lighting creates good contrast, highlighting both the cat's orange fur and the motorcycle's glossy red finish against the garage's industrial backdrop.

A small orange tabby cat named Barnacle lounges comfortably sprawled across a red motorcycle's black leather seat in a garage. The cat is completely relaxed, lying on its side with legs extended, displaying classic orange and cream tabby markings throughout its fluffy coat. Its alert amber eyes gaze directly at the camera while its pink nose and white chest markings are clearly visible. The motorcycle features glossy red fairings with black leather seating and chrome accents. Black motorcycle gear and equipment are visible in the background, along with what appears to be yellow garage shelving. The lighting creates beautiful contrast, highlighting the rich texture of the cat's fur against the motorcycle's sleek surfaces. Barnacle appears to have claimed this motorcycle as the perfect napping spot, embodying the confident, relaxed demeanor cats are known for when they've found their ideal lounging location.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 17/09/2025

POV when I turn around after brushing my teeth. #cats

A tabby cat named Chunky sits confidently on top of a waste bin in a room bathed in atmospheric blue lighting. The cat, with distinctive striped markings, gazes directly at the camera while perched on what appears to be a white or light-colored waste receptacle. The ambient blue lighting creates a moody, almost cinematic atmosphere throughout the space, casting everything in cool tones and creating dramatic shadows. In the background, various household items and furniture are visible in the dim lighting. On the floor near the waste bin sits a woven basket. The lighting gives the scene an artistic quality, transforming an ordinary moment of a cat claiming an unconventional perch into something more visually striking. Chunky appears completely comfortable and unbothered by their choice of resting spot, displaying the typical feline confidence in making any surface their personal throne.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 09/09/2025

Started the weekend by mistakenly deleting my entire project and thinking it was over. Ended the weekend with payments working in a sandbox environment! Major turn around. Handling payments is not simple at all. Still feels like I'm at least 1 month away from anyone using the website.

Screenshot of the Happy Cats pet care booking website displaying a successful payment confirmation. The dark-themed interface shows a "Your Booking Details" modal dialog overlaying the main scheduling page. On the left sidebar, there are pending booking requests listed for various dates in September. The main modal shows a confirmed booking for September 8, 3:21 AM with visit details for October 30-31, 2025. The booking includes 3 visits (3x30 minutes each) for pets named Picante, Mimosa, Chunky, and Barnacle. A visit schedule grid displays time slots with "AM" and "PM" options marked. The payment information section prominently shows the transaction as "Paid" with a total cost of $75.00 ($75.00 for 3×30-minute visits, $0.00 for 0×60-minute visits). At the bottom are action buttons including "This booking has been confirmed" (with checkmark), "Cancel Booking" (red button), and "Request Changes" (blue button). The interface demonstrates a fully functional booking and payment system for pet care services.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 06/09/2025

I need a two-story mouse pad. First level would be the pad for my mouse. Second would be a place for Mimosa to hang out. #cats

Close-up portrait of a brown tabby cat named Mimosa with striking amber-green eyes. The cat’s face fills most of the frame, showing detailed fur texture with brown, black, and lighter colored markings. Long white whiskers are prominently visible against the darker fur. The cat’s pink nose is centered in the image, and the photo is taken from a low angle as if the cat is lying down or resting on a surface. The background shows what appears to be furniture or interior elements, slightly out of focus. The lighting highlights the rich texture of the cat’s fur and the luminous quality of the eyes, creating an intimate and engaging portrait.

Brown tabby cat named Mimosa sitting indoors, looking directly at the camera with large, bright green eyes. The cat has distinctive brown and black striped markings on the head and face, with prominent white fur on the chest and chin area. Long white whiskers extend from both sides of the face, and the cat’s ears are perked up and alert. Mimosa appears to be sitting on or resting against a dark surface with striped patterns. The background shows an indoor workspace or office environment with papers and documents visible on walls or bulletin boards. The lighting is warm indoor lighting, and the photo is taken from a slightly lower angle, giving the cat an attentive, engaging expression as it looks toward the camera.

Close-up portrait of brown tabby cat Mimosa lying down and looking up at the camera with bright green-amber eyes. The cat’s face shows detailed brown and black striped tabby markings with white fur on the chest and chin. Long white whiskers fan out from both sides of the face, and the pink nose is clearly visible in the center. The photo is taken from above at an angle, showing Mimosa resting on what appears to be a dark surface. A clear plastic barrier is partially visible in the left side of the frame. The indoor background is softly blurred, and warm lighting highlights the rich texture and color variations in the cat’s fur, particularly emphasizing the golden-brown tones around the eyes and the contrast with the white chest markings.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 19/08/2025

Captured M27 last night from my patio. Every time I pull my telescope out I find myself falling asleep sitting upright in my office chair. It’s hard staying up late.

A stunning deep-space photograph of the Dumbbell Nebula (M27), showing a distinctive turquoise and pale red planetary nebula with an oval, hourglass-like shape at the center of the frame. The nebula glows brightly against a dark background filled with numerous stars of varying brightness and colors, from white to orange to blue. The nebula’s central region appears brighter and more defined, with wispy, colorful gas clouds extending outward in the characteristic dumbbell formation that gives this celestial object its name.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 17/08/2025

I love my spool stool. Great stool. Definitely not a table. yetch.studio/products/spo...

This is the Spool Table - a clever piece of furniture that combines form and function as both a side table and floor lamp with hidden storage capacity.
Designed to look like an oversized thread spool, this whimsical yet practical piece features a solid aluminum needle (the black rod running through the center) and is wrapped in color-matched red braided cable. The image shows the red version of the table, which also comes in green and blue options.
The genius of this design lies in its hidden functionality - the top section lifts off to reveal storage space inside, perfect for stashing cushions, blankets, or other items you want to keep accessible but out of sight. The interior is lined with fabric that matches the exterior cable wrapping.
This particular model is set up in the corner of a bedroom, with the integrated lighting element visible via the Edison-style bulb hanging from the red cord. The Spool Table is designed for versatile placement in lounges, studies, or bedrooms, offering both ambient lighting and convenient storage while serving as a conversation piece that playfully references the world of textiles and craftsmanship.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 08/08/2025

I published my first Firefox theme! Hope you like orange. addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo... #firefox

A Firefox browser window displaying a new tab page with a serene sunset/sunrise background image showing calm water reflecting golden sunlight and purple-pink clouds. The time "19:10" is prominently displayed in large white text in the center, with "Redwood City" and "76°" with a sun icon below it indicating the weather.

On the left side is an orange sidebar labeled "Sidebery" containing a "New Tab" option and various navigation icons. The browser's main menu is open on the right side, showing an orange dropdown menu with options including "New tab," "New window," "New private window," "Bookmarks," "History," "Downloads," "Passwords," "Extensions and themes," "Print," "Save page as," "Find in page," "Translate page," "Zoom" (set to 100%), "Settings," "More tools," "Report broken site," and "Help." Each menu item includes keyboard shortcuts.

The browser tab bar is visible at the top with multiple colorful tabs open. At the bottom of the image, there's attribution text reading "Photo, feng haha, Unsplash." The overall design uses a warm orange color scheme that complements the golden sunset imagery in the background.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 21/07/2025

I'd really like to see Mohammed Ben Sulayem removed as FIA president, but when I saw how Tim Mayer mounts his microphone to a video tripod for interviews, I lost faith in him. Almost everything about that setup is wacky. His audio sounds great though... #F1

The image shows Tim Mayer, candidate for FIA president, seated indoors in a well-lit room. He is dressed formally, wearing a navy suit jacket, a checked light blue shirt, and a red pocket square. He sits in front of a microphone mounted on a tripod, with an additional pop filter attached, suggesting a professional or interview setting.

Background Details
- A window with floral-patterned curtains lets in natural light from the left side of the image.
- The wall behind has two framed pictures, one of which depicts a coastal or island scene.
- There is a table to the right, holding a lamp with a beige shade, a red lanyard with a "VIP" badge, several photo frames, and other small personal or decorative items.
- The setting conveys a comfortable, organized environment suitable for business video calls or interviews.

Tim Mayer presents a professional appearance, with attention to detail in his attire and the arrangement of his recording setup, reflecting the seriousness of a candidate for a major motorsport administrative role.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 19/07/2025

I built a Chrome extension called Snap Scroll Redux. It allows you to easily and gracefully scroll down pages. I've submitted it to the Chrome Web Store and it's pending approval. You can get a preview by downloading and installing it manually: drive.google.com/file/d/1osEA...

A screenshot of the "Snap Scroll Redux" extension settings panel. It describes two scrolling modes: "Snap Scroll" (hold left and right click) and "Next Paragraph" (middle click any paragraph). The extension can be enabled or disabled with a toggle switch shown as "Extension Enabled." Instructions for Snap Scroll Mode list: holding the left mouse button, right-clicking the scroll point, and having that point move to the top of the window. For Paragraph Navigation, users are told to middle-click on any paragraph to jump to the next one. Additional notes state that a blue dot appears when the left mouse button is held, and the extension works on all websites. The interface uses a blue and white color scheme with bullet points and numbered circles for clarity.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 14/07/2025

Chrome upgrades are killing my favorite extensions. The thought of using AI to recreate the best ones had me wondering if that was possible. Turns out it is! I present to you Favicon Customizer v1.0! Click on the extension to customize a page or domain's favicon. Super clean, super easy. I love it.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 29/06/2025

I use Audio Hijack to boost the volume on Formula 1 torrents where the original audio is too low to hear. Ideally I'd use a video player to do this, but none of them, including VLC, allow boosting beyond 200%. Audio Hijack supports going well beyond that. rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/

Screenshot of the Audio Hijack application on a Mac, displaying a session titled "Boost IINA volume." The session visually shows an audio processing chain from left to right: the "Application" block (set to IINA, a video player), followed by two "Volume" blocks (each set to 200%), a "Magic Boost" block (turned on), and an "Output Device" block (set to Default System Output). The right sidebar contains session information, including the title, notes stating "Egortech records audio at too soft of a volume," and settings for automatic connections, auto run, and sample rate. At the bottom, a status bar indicates the session is running, with an elapsed time of 1:49, a volume level meter, and a "Stop" button. The interface is set against a purple and pink gradient macOS desktop background.

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 03/06/2025

This chart makes me so happy. I want Uber and Lyft to go bankrupt. (Source: www.bondcap.com/report/pdf/T...)

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Charles Magnuson @cm.baysky.social · 02/06/2025

The Chrome extension Disable All Extensions has a feature called Isolation Mode which makes it a cinch to figure out what extension is causing trouble on the website you're trying to use. I use this feature so much that if I had to pay for it, I'd be broke. chromewebstore.google.com/detail/disab...

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