Leliana Mirad
@leliana.bsky.social
30 something trans woman, loves video games, anime, tinkers with her own server, IT, vr. Sitting in some Berlin basement, transing your society.
Decent enough java fullstack webdev, typescript, angular, spring, xslt, PLSQL
Used condition
She/Her please
Decent enough java fullstack webdev, typescript, angular, spring, xslt, PLSQL
Used condition
She/Her please
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Nature abhors a vacuum.
November 18, 2025 at 8:43 AM
Nature abhors a vacuum.
ppl be like "it's such a good show" and I watched it and think it's just misery porn.
November 14, 2025 at 12:58 AM
ppl be like "it's such a good show" and I watched it and think it's just misery porn.
ikr he fucking sucks
November 14, 2025 at 12:56 AM
ikr he fucking sucks
Ich glaube er würde eine Diskussion mit einer Wand verlieren
November 14, 2025 at 12:42 AM
Ich glaube er würde eine Diskussion mit einer Wand verlieren
politiker verdienen keine gesundheitsversorgung über dem was gesetzlich versicherte bekommen.
Vielleicht würden die sich dann mal um die marode Infrastruktur kümmern.
Vielleicht würden die sich dann mal um die marode Infrastruktur kümmern.
November 13, 2025 at 9:55 AM
politiker verdienen keine gesundheitsversorgung über dem was gesetzlich versicherte bekommen.
Vielleicht würden die sich dann mal um die marode Infrastruktur kümmern.
Vielleicht würden die sich dann mal um die marode Infrastruktur kümmern.
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What's super cool is that even though the majority of the audience is atheist, the places that did help received significant donations (one disclosed it was $75k+). A couple of people also did the same experiment on gangs, drug dealer, etc, and found they were more likely to help than churches. 3/3
November 13, 2025 at 6:48 AM
What's super cool is that even though the majority of the audience is atheist, the places that did help received significant donations (one disclosed it was $75k+). A couple of people also did the same experiment on gangs, drug dealer, etc, and found they were more likely to help than churches. 3/3
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When I last checked, all of the places of worship belonging to non-Christian religions offered help with no questions asked. A couple of Catholic Christian churches also helped, but the rest either flat out refused, or asked if she was a member and much she'd previously donated. 2/3
November 13, 2025 at 6:48 AM
When I last checked, all of the places of worship belonging to non-Christian religions offered help with no questions asked. A couple of Catholic Christian churches also helped, but the rest either flat out refused, or asked if she was a member and much she'd previously donated. 2/3