aka Caro
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a series of clashing neuroses wearing platform combat boots.
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I would like to thank the people of the Internet for allowing me to see things from their homes and gardens (even if often heavily redacted and cropped🙃) so that I, as a disabled woman, can see really cool stuff. Your cat? Show me. Your new couch? Totally. The hike? Yes, plz. I REVEL in it.
February 11, 2026 at 10:54 PM
I would like to thank the people of the Internet for allowing me to see things from their homes and gardens (even if often heavily redacted and cropped🙃) so that I, as a disabled woman, can see really cool stuff. Your cat? Show me. Your new couch? Totally. The hike? Yes, plz. I REVEL in it.
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I actually think it's kind of important that all those opposed to the nationalist repressions on the march around the world today figure out ways to be in solidarity across borders rather than participating in the same kinds of nationalist essentialism motivating our enemies.
January 21, 2026 at 2:43 PM
I actually think it's kind of important that all those opposed to the nationalist repressions on the march around the world today figure out ways to be in solidarity across borders rather than participating in the same kinds of nationalist essentialism motivating our enemies.
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AI use for progress notes is causing serious privacy and clinical risks in aged care. Professional bodies need to act. AI shouldnt be used for client notes and reports hellocare.com.au/ai-use-for-p...
AI use for progress notes is causing serious privacy and clinical risks in aged care - Hellocare
Workforce pressure is pushing aged care staff towards AI for clinical documentation, but public tools come with hidden dangers. From Privacy Act breaches to misleading progress notes, poorly governed ...
hellocare.com.au
January 14, 2026 at 4:16 AM
AI use for progress notes is causing serious privacy and clinical risks in aged care. Professional bodies need to act. AI shouldnt be used for client notes and reports hellocare.com.au/ai-use-for-p...
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By now, asteroid 2026 Dreadstone has impacted the Indian Ocean, sparking a firestorm not seen on this planet since the K–Pg Extinction Event. Most people just want to be with their families. Here are three ways effective business leaders can leverage targeted KPIs to turn tragedy 😔 into triumph 💪
January 11, 2026 at 5:47 AM
By now, asteroid 2026 Dreadstone has impacted the Indian Ocean, sparking a firestorm not seen on this planet since the K–Pg Extinction Event. Most people just want to be with their families. Here are three ways effective business leaders can leverage targeted KPIs to turn tragedy 😔 into triumph 💪
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New Polling Finds Americans Split On Dreadstone
January 11, 2026 at 6:09 AM
New Polling Finds Americans Split On Dreadstone
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FREE: Beachfront Property
Not a joke. Don't need it anymore. In the "splash zone" obviously, but it's a nice a place as any to wait it out. Keys are in the shed and the paperwork is on the counter. I'm taking the catamaran out as far as she'll go
Not a joke. Don't need it anymore. In the "splash zone" obviously, but it's a nice a place as any to wait it out. Keys are in the shed and the paperwork is on the counter. I'm taking the catamaran out as far as she'll go
January 14, 2026 at 10:59 PM
FREE: Beachfront Property
Not a joke. Don't need it anymore. In the "splash zone" obviously, but it's a nice a place as any to wait it out. Keys are in the shed and the paperwork is on the counter. I'm taking the catamaran out as far as she'll go
Not a joke. Don't need it anymore. In the "splash zone" obviously, but it's a nice a place as any to wait it out. Keys are in the shed and the paperwork is on the counter. I'm taking the catamaran out as far as she'll go
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AITA for bringing up Dreadstone at my sister’s “No Politics” wedding?
January 11, 2026 at 2:30 PM
AITA for bringing up Dreadstone at my sister’s “No Politics” wedding?
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Giggly woman at civil survival training
I made you laugh by cracking dark jokes during the presentation. Your laugh. I can’t get your laugh out of my head. I know you probably think I’m too young for you, but the world is fucking ending, isn’t it? Meet me at the spot you bummed me a cigarette 11pm
I made you laugh by cracking dark jokes during the presentation. Your laugh. I can’t get your laugh out of my head. I know you probably think I’m too young for you, but the world is fucking ending, isn’t it? Meet me at the spot you bummed me a cigarette 11pm
January 14, 2026 at 5:29 AM
Giggly woman at civil survival training
I made you laugh by cracking dark jokes during the presentation. Your laugh. I can’t get your laugh out of my head. I know you probably think I’m too young for you, but the world is fucking ending, isn’t it? Meet me at the spot you bummed me a cigarette 11pm
I made you laugh by cracking dark jokes during the presentation. Your laugh. I can’t get your laugh out of my head. I know you probably think I’m too young for you, but the world is fucking ending, isn’t it? Meet me at the spot you bummed me a cigarette 11pm
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Jan 1: this is the year of new Me
Jan 12: [eating shredded cheese directly from the bag] new years resolutions are a bourgeois construct for disciplining bodies into productive units for capital
Jan 12: [eating shredded cheese directly from the bag] new years resolutions are a bourgeois construct for disciplining bodies into productive units for capital
January 1, 2026 at 10:43 PM
Jan 1: this is the year of new Me
Jan 12: [eating shredded cheese directly from the bag] new years resolutions are a bourgeois construct for disciplining bodies into productive units for capital
Jan 12: [eating shredded cheese directly from the bag] new years resolutions are a bourgeois construct for disciplining bodies into productive units for capital
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they should invent a 2026 planner that does the things you write in them
December 30, 2025 at 3:27 AM
they should invent a 2026 planner that does the things you write in them
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bringing this energy into 2026
Artist who draws 'terrible portraits' vows to never improve | CBC Radio
Chicago artist Jacob Ryn Reno has built up a sizeable clientele in recent months for his self-described "terrible portraits," which he draws in five minutes for $5 US a pop at parties, weddings and hi...
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December 27, 2025 at 10:59 PM
bringing this energy into 2026
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"I have no intention of getting better. Actually, I intend to get worse, to be honest with you."
December 27, 2025 at 11:00 PM
"I have no intention of getting better. Actually, I intend to get worse, to be honest with you."
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the robot also doubling over as if it kicked itself in the balls too makes this ten times funnier
another robot highlight for 2025: man wearing humanoid mocap suit kicks himself in the balls
December 27, 2025 at 5:56 PM
the robot also doubling over as if it kicked itself in the balls too makes this ten times funnier
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We joke about this being a weird week but it’s a weird fucking week. You’re going to want to rest and be frightened of resting. You’re going to think you want to work. Focus will
Be a ghost. Eat some cheese, drink some water, keep a
Notebook nearby, let yourself drift.
Be a ghost. Eat some cheese, drink some water, keep a
Notebook nearby, let yourself drift.
December 27, 2025 at 8:01 PM
We joke about this being a weird week but it’s a weird fucking week. You’re going to want to rest and be frightened of resting. You’re going to think you want to work. Focus will
Be a ghost. Eat some cheese, drink some water, keep a
Notebook nearby, let yourself drift.
Be a ghost. Eat some cheese, drink some water, keep a
Notebook nearby, let yourself drift.
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A pal sent me this asking “is this sound?” knowing how mad I get at diabetes scaremongering and yeah, happily most of it is! Pushes back at the stereotype that diabetes is anyone’s ‘fault’ and most importantly refuses to treat it as an eventual death sentence www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11...
The things people with diabetes want you to be aware of
We spoke to six people with three different types of diabetes to find out what they wish more of the public knew. Here's what they had to say.
www.abc.net.au
December 3, 2025 at 2:53 AM
A pal sent me this asking “is this sound?” knowing how mad I get at diabetes scaremongering and yeah, happily most of it is! Pushes back at the stereotype that diabetes is anyone’s ‘fault’ and most importantly refuses to treat it as an eventual death sentence www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11...
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I am personally leery around the idea of diabetes ‘remission’ just as the numbers are very low and you’ll still be having to monitor glucose, diet and exercise forever, I think it can float into areas of irresponsibility to say to type 2 folks it’s achievable when again, it’s 10-15% at best
December 3, 2025 at 2:58 AM
I am personally leery around the idea of diabetes ‘remission’ just as the numbers are very low and you’ll still be having to monitor glucose, diet and exercise forever, I think it can float into areas of irresponsibility to say to type 2 folks it’s achievable when again, it’s 10-15% at best
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This writing doesn't affect reality any more than any writing does; that is to say, indirectly, but considerably.
November 30, 2025 at 2:41 AM
This writing doesn't affect reality any more than any writing does; that is to say, indirectly, but considerably.
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Couple of weeks ago they reneged on publishing a story about the Albanese Government sneakily granting police powers to request welfare cancellations. Indeed they've not published one story on that topic. I received whinging from an employee of the organisation for stating this plain fact publicly.
December 1, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Couple of weeks ago they reneged on publishing a story about the Albanese Government sneakily granting police powers to request welfare cancellations. Indeed they've not published one story on that topic. I received whinging from an employee of the organisation for stating this plain fact publicly.
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The Guardian fairly publish damaging information about the Albanese Government according to the principles of public interest journalism even if you want to work for them later challenge.
December 1, 2025 at 5:11 AM
The Guardian fairly publish damaging information about the Albanese Government according to the principles of public interest journalism even if you want to work for them later challenge.
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If a company runs an ad that doesn‘t promote any particular product, but just says “hey, we’re part of your life” — confiscate all its income and arrest the board immediately. jail the ceo just to be sure
November 12, 2025 at 6:20 AM
If a company runs an ad that doesn‘t promote any particular product, but just says “hey, we’re part of your life” — confiscate all its income and arrest the board immediately. jail the ceo just to be sure
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A "serious power" is not an acceptable euphemism for breaching the right to due process.
The list of groups opposing this move is growing, with NATSILS, the Australian Council of Social Services and Economic Justice Australia speaking out today.
Thank you @joshbutler.bsky.social for reporting.
The list of groups opposing this move is growing, with NATSILS, the Australian Council of Social Services and Economic Justice Australia speaking out today.
Thank you @joshbutler.bsky.social for reporting.
November 3, 2025 at 7:29 AM
A "serious power" is not an acceptable euphemism for breaching the right to due process.
The list of groups opposing this move is growing, with NATSILS, the Australian Council of Social Services and Economic Justice Australia speaking out today.
Thank you @joshbutler.bsky.social for reporting.
The list of groups opposing this move is growing, with NATSILS, the Australian Council of Social Services and Economic Justice Australia speaking out today.
Thank you @joshbutler.bsky.social for reporting.
back in the 50s, my then-teenaged uncles built remote-controlled model planes from scratch without the use of transistors. the middle brother's one was rocket-powered; he made the solid state fuel for it himself. when flown the plane had a 3 ft tail of red sparks... (1/2)
I don't need the lore behind your favorite posters... tell me about your uncles
October 26, 2025 at 12:02 PM
back in the 50s, my then-teenaged uncles built remote-controlled model planes from scratch without the use of transistors. the middle brother's one was rocket-powered; he made the solid state fuel for it himself. when flown the plane had a 3 ft tail of red sparks... (1/2)