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rockshrimp.bsky.social
In general I highly recommend you turn off autoplay as much as you can:

Fbook: it’s a setting in “media” settings
Twitter: it’s a setting in the “accessibility” menu
IG: closest option is in “Media Quality” set to use less cell data.
TikTok: closest is “display” turn off photosensitive videos
marisakabas.bsky.social Marisa Kabas @marisakabas.bsky.social · Oct 10
my friend just received this email from her kid’s public school in a very jewish area of new york.
October 10, 2023 Good afternoon School Community, Today was a difficult day for our students and staff as we worked to maintain a healthy learning environment for all and also acknowledge that for some it was a much harder day. I am writing to you with a warning that has been shared with us through many sources. Families are being advised to closely monitor and even restrict children's access to certain social media outlets due to reports that violent videos are expected to be released that involve hostages and other victims from Israel and Gaza. Psychologists have advised that viewing raw violence could lead to long-term emotional and psychological damage to children. You may find through a Google search how to update parental locks on your children's devices. Psychologists have advised that viewing raw violence could lead to long-term emotional and psychological damage to children. You may find through a Google search how to update parental locks on your children's devices. I encourage our families to take time this evening to discuss responsible use of social media with their children. The posting and sharing of hateful language and ideas that impact the school day will result in disciplinary action. Our goal is to keep our schools safe places for all students and staff; negative social media posts only serve to cause damage and do more harm.
October 10, 2023 at 8:21 PM
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lrb.co.uk
‘Representing what it fears and abominates can be accompanied (not infallibly, but in the Greek case lavishly) by representations of what it can’t stop looking at, resenting and desiring.’

T.J. Clark visits and re-visits a kouros, or Greek male statue, at the Met:

www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
T.J. Clark · A Kouros at the Met
It is one of the wonders of the world. You round a corner from the Met’s entrance hall and see the sculpture deep in a...
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January 9, 2026 at 8:29 PM
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polygon.com
Huntr/x are glowing with this new song
KPop Demon Hunters gave us a sequel to Golden before a new movie
Huntr/x are glowing with this new song
www.polygon.com
January 9, 2026 at 8:30 PM
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kingsbookstore.bsky.social
everywhere i go, there they are
a book left out on the side of the road by a crosswalk
January 9, 2026 at 8:37 PM
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dollarpbr.gay
i mean this was full sincerity

reading this article was a breath of fresh air. while i love diving into super technical reviews and comparisons there’s something to be said for a candid review from someone who writes like a human and not a spec sheet
January 9, 2026 at 5:15 PM
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digitalcantina.com
Out for doc appointments and errands. Sporting @kim-hu.com and @aftermath.site gorgeous hoodie. My new favorite.
A selfie of myself in a back hoodie with beautiful artwork showing a hero holding a dead bots head with the words “destroy ai”
January 9, 2026 at 2:52 PM
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lukeplunkett.com
In a lawsuit filed Thursday in Florida, Sega said it discovered in March 2024 that a person with the username Ziodyne (a reference to a skill in Shin Megami Tensei) uploaded the two soundtracks to different music platforms, like Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon. That person used a music distribution service called DistroKid to get the soundtracks on the platforms, offering them for sale and streaming. Sega says the person "received significant revenue and profits from the unauthorized sales," and that the person used the Persona 3 Reload logo to "deceive or mislead consumers concerning the source of the sound recordings." DistroKid is a distribution service that advertises itself as an easy way to get music on all different platforms—Instagram, Spotify, Amazon, Tidal, and more. It charges a yearly fee, collects payments from streaming and sales, then pays out the artist. The company has been sued at least nine times for how it handles DMCA takedown requests, failing to pay out artists, and other reasons. Many of these cases are pendings, but a few have been dismissed.
January 8, 2026 at 10:00 PM
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bossett.social
that is too many shaders what do you need that many shaders for
The title card for StarRupture, showing 4,582 shaders left to compile
January 9, 2026 at 8:50 PM