Sergio García
@aldriq.bsky.social
Spaniard in England, in search of new social pastures.
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“We have accounts there but never post” would be a very British solution to the question
Embodies the underlying weirdness of this government - the minister in question hasn't tweeted for *OVER A YEAR* because the site is a cesspit.
Cabinet Office Minister Baroness Anderson tells the Lords the Government will keep on using X.
"I still believe that X is an appropriate platform to use because I believe in freedom of speech..."
"It is incredibly important that there is a counter narrative on those platforms," she says.
"I still believe that X is an appropriate platform to use because I believe in freedom of speech..."
"It is incredibly important that there is a counter narrative on those platforms," she says.
January 5, 2026 at 5:18 PM
“We have accounts there but never post” would be a very British solution to the question
Another fantastic year of music, one thing on which 2025 didn’t disappoint – open.spotify.com/playlist/0wy...
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December 31, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Another fantastic year of music, one thing on which 2025 didn’t disappoint – open.spotify.com/playlist/0wy...
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I’m almost as confused as the Romans were! I must confess I thought it was Sunday…
Merry Yule! It’s the shortest day of the year and we can now look forward to the return of the light! The Romans seem to have been a bit confused about measuring the daylight and celebrated Sol on 25th December instead. That will never catch on!
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December 20, 2025 at 11:38 AM
I’m almost as confused as the Romans were! I must confess I thought it was Sunday…
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In 2010 - two years before his death, Neil Armstrong visited the SS Great Britain.
The first man on the moon was a lifelong fan of Brunel and was given a private (and secret) tour of the historic ship.
The first man on the moon was a lifelong fan of Brunel and was given a private (and secret) tour of the historic ship.
December 15, 2025 at 8:56 PM
In 2010 - two years before his death, Neil Armstrong visited the SS Great Britain.
The first man on the moon was a lifelong fan of Brunel and was given a private (and secret) tour of the historic ship.
The first man on the moon was a lifelong fan of Brunel and was given a private (and secret) tour of the historic ship.
Completely agree, the dereliction of duty of some journalists is shameful, the dereliction of duty of politicians in government is unforgivable.
Honestly impressed at Starmer and Nandy's commitment to not doing their job. This guy is literally talking about his wife, his children, her, and her children, and they do nothing!
CT explains why he thinks Shabana Mahmood is neither English, nor British, to which Cole does not respond to at all.
Cole: asks how many generations? Is it a race thing?
CT: Not race as Albanians don't count either. It is ancestry.
It is infinite generations, if you don't have the ancestry.
Cole: asks how many generations? Is it a race thing?
CT: Not race as Albanians don't count either. It is ancestry.
It is infinite generations, if you don't have the ancestry.
December 14, 2025 at 11:10 PM
Completely agree, the dereliction of duty of some journalists is shameful, the dereliction of duty of politicians in government is unforgivable.
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Honestly impressed at Starmer and Nandy's commitment to not doing their job. This guy is literally talking about his wife, his children, her, and her children, and they do nothing!
CT explains why he thinks Shabana Mahmood is neither English, nor British, to which Cole does not respond to at all.
Cole: asks how many generations? Is it a race thing?
CT: Not race as Albanians don't count either. It is ancestry.
It is infinite generations, if you don't have the ancestry.
Cole: asks how many generations? Is it a race thing?
CT: Not race as Albanians don't count either. It is ancestry.
It is infinite generations, if you don't have the ancestry.
December 14, 2025 at 7:13 PM
Honestly impressed at Starmer and Nandy's commitment to not doing their job. This guy is literally talking about his wife, his children, her, and her children, and they do nothing!
A little tradition I’ve been keeping on 1 December for some years now, since I rediscovered Counting Crows, is to play Recovering the Satellites… It’s a great winter album, and you can’t beat ‘A Long December’ for a December song.
December 1, 2025 at 6:33 PM
A little tradition I’ve been keeping on 1 December for some years now, since I rediscovered Counting Crows, is to play Recovering the Satellites… It’s a great winter album, and you can’t beat ‘A Long December’ for a December song.
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For no reason at all I thought this quote from Katie Lam MP would work in a different font. I thought I’d add a headline too.
Apropos of nothing in particular. Really, no reason at all.
Apropos of nothing in particular. Really, no reason at all.
October 19, 2025 at 10:46 AM
For no reason at all I thought this quote from Katie Lam MP would work in a different font. I thought I’d add a headline too.
Apropos of nothing in particular. Really, no reason at all.
Apropos of nothing in particular. Really, no reason at all.
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![First announced on August 16, 1993, Debian was founded by lan Murdock, who initially called the system "the Debian Linux Release". [14][15] The word
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Still active, an inspiration, and doing conservation work right up to the end. Thank you for being a great and wonderful citizen of this planet, Jane Goodall.
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Jane Goodall, world-renowned primatologist, dies aged 91
Jane Goodall Institute says ‘tireless advocate’ for natural world died in California during US speaking tour
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October 1, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Still active, an inspiration, and doing conservation work right up to the end. Thank you for being a great and wonderful citizen of this planet, Jane Goodall.
www.theguardian.com/science/2025...
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Got to see SPRINTS tonight playing their fantastic new album. They even have a song about art and Descartes, even @iandunt.bsky.social would approve – open.spotify.com/track/4breH2...
Descartes
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October 1, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Got to see SPRINTS tonight playing their fantastic new album. They even have a song about art and Descartes, even @iandunt.bsky.social would approve – open.spotify.com/track/4breH2...
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“This is the inevitable result of Elon Musk’s changes to X: he has outsourced moderation to the UK’s police forces – and unsurprisingly, they are bad at it. They are having to make decisions, and use the blunt instruments of the law, because Musk is refusing to use the many tools available to him.”
Why are so many Brits being arrested over tweets? Because of Elon Musk.
Social media moderation is being outsourced to UK police forces. Unsurprisingly, they're terrible at it.
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September 4, 2025 at 4:33 PM
“This is the inevitable result of Elon Musk’s changes to X: he has outsourced moderation to the UK’s police forces – and unsurprisingly, they are bad at it. They are having to make decisions, and use the blunt instruments of the law, because Musk is refusing to use the many tools available to him.”
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imagine, IMAGINE this in Britain, it'd be like those Purge movies
Every year Icelandic tax records are open for a few days. And all the media outlets dig into them and write multiple stories about how much money some people made and how much they paid in taxes. We even have a special newspaper called The Salary Paper that only comes out once a year.
August 19, 2025 at 1:17 PM
imagine, IMAGINE this in Britain, it'd be like those Purge movies
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I'll admit, I was skeptical when they said Gemini was just like a bunch of PhDs. But I gotta admit they nailed it.
August 17, 2025 at 1:51 PM
I'll admit, I was skeptical when they said Gemini was just like a bunch of PhDs. But I gotta admit they nailed it.
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Budapest Pride to go ahead amid Orbán pushback
Budapest Pride to go ahead amid Orbán pushback
Some 70 members of the European Parliament taking part in the parade have been advised to carry their diplomatic passports.
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June 28, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Budapest Pride to go ahead amid Orbán pushback
@naomialderman.bsky.social Just finished reading The Future – Really enjoyed the ride. I love that a book *ostensibly* about the apocalypse can pack in so much hope at the end 💜
June 26, 2025 at 6:39 PM
@naomialderman.bsky.social Just finished reading The Future – Really enjoyed the ride. I love that a book *ostensibly* about the apocalypse can pack in so much hope at the end 💜
@warframe.com Hello, I’m getting this error on my inventory after the update… has the update affected slots generally or should I go ahead and open a ticket?
June 25, 2025 at 8:53 PM
@warframe.com Hello, I’m getting this error on my inventory after the update… has the update affected slots generally or should I go ahead and open a ticket?
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Slowly, ever so slowly, the British public is abandoning the idea that "hot weather = good", proving that the arc of history bends towards progress after all.
Are you hoping that a heatwave does or does not happen in the UK in the next few weeks?
Hope it does happen: 41%
Hope it does not happen: 47%
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Hope it does happen: 41%
Hope it does not happen: 47%
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June 18, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Slowly, ever so slowly, the British public is abandoning the idea that "hot weather = good", proving that the arc of history bends towards progress after all.
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Andor Characters and Their Counterparts in ‘Allo ‘Allo 1.
Dedra Meero and Private Helga Geerhart.
Dedra Meero and Private Helga Geerhart.
June 14, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Andor Characters and Their Counterparts in ‘Allo ‘Allo 1.
Dedra Meero and Private Helga Geerhart.
Dedra Meero and Private Helga Geerhart.
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this is the thing. you don't have to be interested in games, but games are interested in you.
if you don't know about games, it will be completely invisible to you how many parts of your life are already dominated by game-design culture.
if you don't know about games, it will be completely invisible to you how many parts of your life are already dominated by game-design culture.
I have an app on my phone that lets me log the food I eat and displays how much of my RDA of salt, protein etc I have eaten, plus exercise and health data from my fitbit and it feels just like CRPG stats. The only thing missing is a health bar for my hitpoints
June 10, 2025 at 8:04 AM
this is the thing. you don't have to be interested in games, but games are interested in you.
if you don't know about games, it will be completely invisible to you how many parts of your life are already dominated by game-design culture.
if you don't know about games, it will be completely invisible to you how many parts of your life are already dominated by game-design culture.
‘Island of Strangers’ sounds like a really bleak Doctor Who or Black Mirror episode Russell T Davies or Charlie Brooker could have written. But these days political reality outdoes fiction every time 😬
May 12, 2025 at 5:27 PM
‘Island of Strangers’ sounds like a really bleak Doctor Who or Black Mirror episode Russell T Davies or Charlie Brooker could have written. But these days political reality outdoes fiction every time 😬
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The new pope signed up for Twitter in 2011 with a Hotmail email address that he also used for a lot of other stuff, which is how I know that he's probably the first pope on Zynga and almost certainly the first pope on Tumblr
May 8, 2025 at 6:25 PM
The new pope signed up for Twitter in 2011 with a Hotmail email address that he also used for a lot of other stuff, which is how I know that he's probably the first pope on Zynga and almost certainly the first pope on Tumblr
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I was on French Exchange when John Paul II died and my friend's exchange's pet rabbit also died, leading her mother to utter the immortal words <Le pape est mort, le lapin est mort, tout le monde est mort.>
April 21, 2025 at 8:14 AM
I was on French Exchange when John Paul II died and my friend's exchange's pet rabbit also died, leading her mother to utter the immortal words <Le pape est mort, le lapin est mort, tout le monde est mort.>
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The previous government vandalised our mayoral elections, leading to a mayor winning today with just 25% of the vote. How can they represent us when 75% didn't choose them? Add your name to demand this government restore a fair voting system. action.electoral-reform.org.uk/page/138315/...
The last government vandalised the way we elect our Mayors - and now we're seeing the damage. Sign now to demand change.
It takes 30 seconds
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May 2, 2025 at 9:13 AM
The previous government vandalised our mayoral elections, leading to a mayor winning today with just 25% of the vote. How can they represent us when 75% didn't choose them? Add your name to demand this government restore a fair voting system. action.electoral-reform.org.uk/page/138315/...
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woke up with this in my head and now it's your problem
April 27, 2025 at 11:05 AM
woke up with this in my head and now it's your problem