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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 25/09/2026

It’s rare, but TIL it does happen. Source: www.ccjm.org/content/85/7... I don’t necessarily believe the medical examiner, though

Screenshot from link in the post. It reads:

Dry drowning

Dry drowning has never been an accepted medical term, although it has been used to describe different parts of the drowning process. While many authors use it as a synonym for secondary drowning (described below), in the past it was usually used in cases in which no water was found in the lungs at autopsy in persons who were found dead in the water. This occurred in about 10% to 15% of cases and was also
called drowning "without water aspiration."

Another screenshot. It reads:

Laryngospasm is another proposed explanation. It could play a role in the fewer than 2% of cases in which no other cause of death is found on clinical examination or autopsy, but it does not occur in most cases of drowning, or it is brief and is terminated by the respiratory movements that allow the air in the lung to escape and water to be inhaled.

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 28/05/2026

Can’t forget that she was pregnant too. But maybe he did that bc it’s probably Elon’s baby

Stephen Miller hiding behind his pregnant wife after shots were heard at the 2026 White House Correspondents’ dinner.

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 03/05/2026

Or you lack reading comprehension… the portion you quoted refers to prior technologies, not the discovery the article is about.

$The bamboo plastic was tested against several types of widely used commercial plastics (such as polylactic acid and high impact polystyrene) with the bamboo plastic displaying a tensile strength of 110 megapascals (a unit of pressure) and work of fracture (the force required to fracture a material) of 80 kJ m-3, surpassing the traditional plastics and existing bioplastics. The bamboo plastic also matched or outperformed traditional plastics in tests of mechanical and thermal stability, and shapability, presenting it as a viable alternative for use in industry.$

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 03/04/2026

Almost sittin on them nowadays. I usually keep em in a ponytail or twists. I wanna trim, but my late homegirl was the one who started them. Until I can afford to get a tattoo in her honor, gonna just let them grow

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 14/03/2026

And until Blacksky’s native app is released, you can use blacksky.community in PWA mode. This adds it to your home screen and displays the site like a normal app. On iOS Safari, you can do it by opening the Share options and selecting “Add to Home Screen”.

A screenshot of Rudy’s post on blacksky.community in PWA mode, making it appear like a normal iOS app

Screenshot of Safari’s webpage options. “Share” button is highlighted.

Screenshot of extended Safari “Share” options. “Add to Home Screen” is highlighted.

Screenshot of “Add to Home Screen” options. The “Open as Web App” toggle is highlighted, set to ‘on.’

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 12/03/2026

An article about it: www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026... I think the memes are referencing this

One female White House official observed wryly: "All the boys have them." Another added: "It's hysterical because everybody's afraid not to wear them."

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 14/01/2026

Kagan - she joined ACB’s concurrence. Sotomayor and Brown-Jackson dissented.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote a concurring opinion, which Justice Elena Kagan joined, that agreed that Bost had standing to sue, but under the old standard that he suffered a pocketbook injury by the additional campaign funds spent on the post-Election Day ballot count watching. Barrett disagreed with the majority's broad standing grant to all federal contenders.

"Candidates are apparently entitled to this extraordinarily forgiving rule because they are 'not common competitors in the economic marketplace," she wrote. "I cannot join the Court's creation of a bespoke standing rule for candidates. Elections are important, but so are many things in life. We have always held candidates to the same standards as any other litigant."

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 08/12/2025

That’s wild! Are you on the PC version? I play on iOS and my son looks like me (plz don’t judge my LI choice, lol)

Screenshot of 3 characters in the game Stardew Valley: a white woman, a Black man, and their toddler.

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 16/09/2025

Off-topic, but: Is it just me, or is Loomer giving

Creepy-looking CGI anthropomorphic spider; picture of Spiderus from Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends (early 2000s children’s show)

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 13/03/2025

That article is 2yrs out of date. It’s about an early version of the ToS; the current version explicitly states that they don’t assert ownership, nor even an exclusive license, to user content. You might wanna actually read it, it’s surprisingly easy to understand: bsky.social/about/suppor...

Screenshot of Bluesky Terms of Service. Text reads:

D. Bluesky’s Permission to Use Your User Content.

You keep your ownership of User Content, subject to the license below. Bluesky does not own rights to your User Content except as provided in that license.

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 02/03/2025

When you attach a photo to your post, hit the little “+ ALT” button on the photo. Write a description and/or transcription (when it’s a screenshot of text), hit save, then post. Easy peasy

Screenshot of post creation screen on Bluesky, with the “add alt text” button circled.

Screenshot of alt text editing screen on Bluesky, with the text box circled.

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 12/02/2025

Per the OG Google research paper: “The research described here was conducted as part of the Stanford Integrated Digital Library Project, supported by the National Science Foundation […] Funding for this cooperative agreement is also provided by DARPA and NASA…” web.archive.org/web/20150620...

Screenshot of the Acknowledgements section of “The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine” by Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page - the original research paper for Google’s search engine. Text reads:

“Scott Hassan and Alan Steremberg have been critical to the development of Google. Their talented contributions are irreplaceable, and the authors owe them much gratitude. We would also like to thank Hector Garcia-Molina, Rajeev Motwani, Jeff Ullman, and Terry Winograd and the whole WebBase group for their support and insightful discussions. Finally we would like to recognize the generous support of our equipment donors IBM, Intel, and Sun and our funders. The research described here was conducted as part of the Stanford Integrated Digital Library Project, supported by the National Science Foundation under Cooperative Agreement IRI-9411306. Funding for this cooperative agreement is also provided by DARPA and NASA, and by Interval Research, and the industrial partners of the Stanford Digital Libraries Project.”

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 11/02/2025

That’s not quite true, but Biden did wait until 2023 to reinstate it. Not sure if it’s dismantled again yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised

Screenshot of Wikipedia article about White House COVID-19 Response Team that states: “In July 2023, the Biden Administration created the Office of the Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy to help prepare the United States for the next pandemic.”

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sanrafa. @sanrafa.blacksky.app · 04/02/2025

Wake up, America. They’re building the 21st century Dachau. Resist, as much as you can. Protect each other, as much as you can.

Screenshot of article from The Wall Street Journal, published February 4, 2025.

Headline: “U.S. Set to Begin Migrant Flights to Guantanamo Bay”

Subheading: “The Trump administration has said that it would expand operations at the American naval base in Cuba to hold up to 30,000 immigrants”

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