cathryn
@ryn.fm
ripples. some kind of person. pnw. she/her.
something beautiful is going to happen.
something beautiful is going to happen.
hey folks! seems this one was published with a wonky url. it works from bluesky - with a url ending "/hydranym-no-2-2/" - but not from the web version or email, which links to "/hydranym-no-28/"
December 10, 2025 at 6:52 PM
hey folks! seems this one was published with a wonky url. it works from bluesky - with a url ending "/hydranym-no-2-2/" - but not from the web version or email, which links to "/hydranym-no-28/"
you apply this punchy wonky affect which feels like it belongs to a different conversation. i don't think we'll even reach a shared basis - it's like we are speaking different languages - so i'm going to disengage. happy holidays!
November 25, 2025 at 9:22 PM
you apply this punchy wonky affect which feels like it belongs to a different conversation. i don't think we'll even reach a shared basis - it's like we are speaking different languages - so i'm going to disengage. happy holidays!
i've driven across the country a dozen or so times. i am aware the US has big swaths of sparse land. utility scale solar seeking to minimize transmission loss and maximize service access is not being built in idealized empty places but in ecologically sensitive large parcels proximate to use areas
November 25, 2025 at 6:13 PM
i've driven across the country a dozen or so times. i am aware the US has big swaths of sparse land. utility scale solar seeking to minimize transmission loss and maximize service access is not being built in idealized empty places but in ecologically sensitive large parcels proximate to use areas
human occupation, intensive unsustainable agriculture, and resource extraction are not the only uses land has. besides which, most of this "unoccupied" land is not suitable for development, which is why sensitive desert and chaparral and forest close to roads and grid infra keeps getting sacrificed
November 25, 2025 at 4:32 PM
human occupation, intensive unsustainable agriculture, and resource extraction are not the only uses land has. besides which, most of this "unoccupied" land is not suitable for development, which is why sensitive desert and chaparral and forest close to roads and grid infra keeps getting sacrificed
solar can't make more solar yet. there are worse ways to spend fossil fuels than thirty or so years of electricity, but it is foolish to destroy native ecosystems for it
November 25, 2025 at 6:16 AM
solar can't make more solar yet. there are worse ways to spend fossil fuels than thirty or so years of electricity, but it is foolish to destroy native ecosystems for it
ah, yes, land that "isn't doing anything" and which somehow isn't ecologically sensitive. that definitely exists. which is why they are cutting down oak trees
November 25, 2025 at 6:13 AM
ah, yes, land that "isn't doing anything" and which somehow isn't ecologically sensitive. that definitely exists. which is why they are cutting down oak trees
he also wrote a track condemning political violence and calling for conversation in the immediate aftermath of charlie kirk
there is something reactive and clout-chase-y and shallow in the way he moves that makes me distrust him
there is something reactive and clout-chase-y and shallow in the way he moves that makes me distrust him
November 20, 2025 at 5:59 PM
he also wrote a track condemning political violence and calling for conversation in the immediate aftermath of charlie kirk
there is something reactive and clout-chase-y and shallow in the way he moves that makes me distrust him
there is something reactive and clout-chase-y and shallow in the way he moves that makes me distrust him
did you know there used to be only one kind of headlight, and it was illegal not to use it? eventually they expanded to two: circle and rectangle. at some point automakers were allowed to put their own units in and it's been downhill ever since.
November 20, 2025 at 2:58 AM
did you know there used to be only one kind of headlight, and it was illegal not to use it? eventually they expanded to two: circle and rectangle. at some point automakers were allowed to put their own units in and it's been downhill ever since.
it wasn't even a rust bug! it was sloppy database management that rust correctly pulled the emergency stop cord about - as written, presumably intentionally, by a developer - upon encountering.
November 20, 2025 at 1:13 AM
it wasn't even a rust bug! it was sloppy database management that rust correctly pulled the emergency stop cord about - as written, presumably intentionally, by a developer - upon encountering.
well meth also acts on the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (agonist *and* antagonist seemingly) and weed has some nACh synergies. i think it's plausible you get a similar preferential binding at the receptors and can also produce a therapeutic effect that way
November 13, 2025 at 4:36 AM
well meth also acts on the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (agonist *and* antagonist seemingly) and weed has some nACh synergies. i think it's plausible you get a similar preferential binding at the receptors and can also produce a therapeutic effect that way