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𝕸𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖞𝖜𝖊𝖊𝖓 𝖑𝖑𝖑: 𝕾𝖊𝖆𝖘𝖔𝖓 𝖔𝖋 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝕲𝖑𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍 @mollyfied.bsky.social · 20/09/2025

it's 2026. social media is dead. I'm booting into dos on a beige box surrounded by crying children with broken phones. I light a cigarette and pull a small grey ball from behind my eyepatch before carefully inserting it into the belly of a 1990s mouse. kids. today you're gonna learn about webrings

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Large Heydon Collider @heydonworks.com · 06/02/2025

📼 Why Is Everything Binary? My latest on briefs.video. briefs.video/videos/why-i...

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Why is everything binary?

A video from Webbed Briefs

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 07/02/2025

Allen Stanford. $8 billion Ponzi scheme. 110 year sentence. It's enough to make me want to howl.

Allen Stanford, an infamous fraudster convicted of an 8 billion dollar fraud and sentenced to 110 years. He is shown handcuffed and dressed in an orange prison uniform, accompanied by female prison officers.

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Dan Denney @dandenney.com · 28/01/2025

"Will Wang created a page that uses all 100+ HTML elements. Yes, it looks like the personal site of every Web Components truther, but this one is special." - Bytes Newsletter iamwillwang.com/dollar/every...

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Every HTML Element

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 24/01/2025

The cactus plant in the front garden blooped out a second flower of the summer, but this one we didn't miss! The flowers only bloom for one evening before dying back. The delicate feather-like fringe of the petals are incredibly beautiful (see 2nd photo). #cactus #flower #macro #brisbane

Cactus flower blooming, for one night only. White flower with pink tips.

Close-up of the same cactus flower, showing the feather-like fringing.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 24/01/2025

A moderately wet summer in Brisbane has meant a second flush of orange jasmine flowers, which the bees were loving this morning. There were dozens of foragers on a single, albeit large, bush. #bees #wildlife #macro #brisbane

A bee flies towards a bunch of orange jasmine flowers, in Brisbane, Australia. His knees are covered in pollen.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 09/12/2024

A millipede from the species Paradoxosomatidae in Bali, Indonesia. Possibly Anoplodesmus saussurii. It is about 30—40mm long and is a dark brown with yellow markings.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 09/12/2024

Tokay gecko (Gekko gecko) in Bali, munching down on a winged termite like an old Twix.

Tokay gecko with a mouthful of winged termite in Bali, Indonesia.

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Rachel Andrew @rachelandrew.co.uk · 06/12/2024

The results of the State of CSS and State of HTML surveys are now live. I took an initial look at what the responses tell us.

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A look at the survey results from the State of HTML and State of CSS surveys.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 05/12/2024

In today's other Dr Doolittle adventure a bioluminescent beetle came to say hello during dinner. Safely transported back outside of the restaurant.

A beetle with bioluminescent spots on its abdomen that came to say hello during dinner.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 05/12/2024

Possibly Calliophis intestinalis (Banded Malaysian Coral snake) being gently relocated away from the path at the end of a long stick on my walk in Munduk, Bali, this morning.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 05/12/2024

I'm currently in Munduk, on the island of Bali. While walking today I found this lovely little snek. It was on the footpath in the forest, so I gently relocated it (with a long stick) away from where it could be trodden on. Subsequent research suggests it could be Calliophis intestinalis.

A beautiful snake - possibly Calliophis, which means 'beautiful snake'

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 03/12/2024

I've been working my way through this since Friday and it is truly excellent. If you want to gain a (much) deeper understanding of CSS with Andy Bell, you owe it to yourself to check it out. And he'll even give you pointers on being a better human too.

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Koen Van den Eeckhout @vandeneeckhoutkoen.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Just a quick throwback to this little project we made at Baryon last year: you can go to baryon.be/stories/population, type in any country you like, and see a population density ridgeline plot for it! #dataviz #maps

Population density ridgeline plot for the country of France, showing a huge spike around the Paris region, and minor spikes around other notable cities, such as Lyon and Marseille. The total population density is mentioned at the bottom: 122.15 people per square kilometer, next to a flag of France.

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Kat Tenbarge @kattenbarge.bsky.social · 01/12/2024

It’s really disheartening to see trans users having to step back from Bluesky because of the influx of transphobic harassment. Trans posters built the culture of this platform and it would behoove cis allies to advocate for their safety as Bluesky expands and they get targeted

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 23/11/2024

Thank you, this is really useful. 📌

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 20/11/2024

I like the little round double-J thingy, it's got something going on for me. Perhaps the new electric models might look like the classic E-Type, and no one will worry too much about the logo!

A 1964 Jaguar E-Type series 1 coupé in a photo from Wikipedia. The car is considered a classic, timeless design and here is shown in light blue against a windowed wall, where contrasting yellow accents in the windows make for a quite striking photo.

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 20/11/2024

Interesting and bold change of direction for Jaguar cars rebranding as an electric-only marque in '26. On some level it's reminiscent of Peter Saville's work for Aston Martin to me. I think the smaller version will look sexy AF shrunk down on the socials. www.creativeboom.com/news/jaguar-...

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goodreds @goodreds.net · 16/11/2024

RWD, page 45: img { max-width: 100%; } And with that, we crossed the Rubicon. So many ideas came from that tiny piece of code. h/t to Richard Rutter who made the initial discovery too.

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