Tia Marrone
@macaronsncheese.bsky.social
Grad student and aspiring paleontologist, or as I like to call it a nerd with too many opinions on fossil sand dollars (I'm told I do a great impression of one). I don't post much these days. Also like reading and making pixel art. She/they bi and Catholic
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Dr. Alissa Centivany at @westernu.ca does great work on this problem/the Right to Repair! informationmatters.org/2025/05/the-...
The Great Canadian Breakdown: What will it take to get a “Right to Repair” in Canada? - Information Matters
Fixing things in Canada has never been more difficult. Smartphones, laptops, refrigerators, washing machines, smart speakers, virtual assistants, cars, bicycles, wheelchairs, pacemakers, ventilators, ...
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August 16, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Dr. Alissa Centivany at @westernu.ca does great work on this problem/the Right to Repair! informationmatters.org/2025/05/the-...
To be fair I think the secret would be in learning how to /defend/ the jorts guys, because his stance is often not on the clothing items themselves but on proper fitting, style synergy, and the sincerity of those choices. If you can fight for Jorts Man and win, you've probably learned well.
August 3, 2025 at 3:01 AM
To be fair I think the secret would be in learning how to /defend/ the jorts guys, because his stance is often not on the clothing items themselves but on proper fitting, style synergy, and the sincerity of those choices. If you can fight for Jorts Man and win, you've probably learned well.
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Thanks, I feel inspired:
While trees rake carbon from the sky
and lignify it 'til they die,
eventually that heat's released
by fire or rot or gnawing beast.
But if you've got the clime to suit,
and want to see less top, more root
while storing carbon out the ass
you cannot beat a prairie grass.
While trees rake carbon from the sky
and lignify it 'til they die,
eventually that heat's released
by fire or rot or gnawing beast.
But if you've got the clime to suit,
and want to see less top, more root
while storing carbon out the ass
you cannot beat a prairie grass.
July 26, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Thanks, I feel inspired:
While trees rake carbon from the sky
and lignify it 'til they die,
eventually that heat's released
by fire or rot or gnawing beast.
But if you've got the clime to suit,
and want to see less top, more root
while storing carbon out the ass
you cannot beat a prairie grass.
While trees rake carbon from the sky
and lignify it 'til they die,
eventually that heat's released
by fire or rot or gnawing beast.
But if you've got the clime to suit,
and want to see less top, more root
while storing carbon out the ass
you cannot beat a prairie grass.