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what the fuck is a skibi rizzler sigma toilet baller and why is it on my screen
what the fuck is a skibi rizzler sigma toilet baller and why is it on my screen
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For those who need to hear it today 🏳️🌈
January 20, 2025 at 7:43 AM
For those who need to hear it today 🏳️🌈
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I figured why not, it's been a few years!
⭐Rules for Valid Entries:
- Follow
- Repost
- Have a Furry OC
⭐Ends: Jan 12th
⭐Rules for Valid Entries:
- Follow
- Repost
- Have a Furry OC
⭐Ends: Jan 12th
January 5, 2025 at 11:25 PM
I figured why not, it's been a few years!
⭐Rules for Valid Entries:
- Follow
- Repost
- Have a Furry OC
⭐Ends: Jan 12th
⭐Rules for Valid Entries:
- Follow
- Repost
- Have a Furry OC
⭐Ends: Jan 12th
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hey, just wanted to drop a quick note demanding that 20 million or so people immediately and fundamentally alter their posting behavior to conform to my expectations. mine specifically. thanks
December 3, 2024 at 1:30 PM
hey, just wanted to drop a quick note demanding that 20 million or so people immediately and fundamentally alter their posting behavior to conform to my expectations. mine specifically. thanks
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Alright, let’s make a backup of Bluesky. All of it.
To make it interesting, I don’t want to use the official Relay. Instead, let’s make a custom archival node.
I want to try running it on this, a 32-bit Arm board with recycled magnetic drives. (It’s called a Helios4 and it’s blue!)
To make it interesting, I don’t want to use the official Relay. Instead, let’s make a custom archival node.
I want to try running it on this, a 32-bit Arm board with recycled magnetic drives. (It’s called a Helios4 and it’s blue!)
December 3, 2024 at 9:39 AM
Alright, let’s make a backup of Bluesky. All of it.
To make it interesting, I don’t want to use the official Relay. Instead, let’s make a custom archival node.
I want to try running it on this, a 32-bit Arm board with recycled magnetic drives. (It’s called a Helios4 and it’s blue!)
To make it interesting, I don’t want to use the official Relay. Instead, let’s make a custom archival node.
I want to try running it on this, a 32-bit Arm board with recycled magnetic drives. (It’s called a Helios4 and it’s blue!)