stylo - join DSA
@stylo.bsky.social
joining the culture war on the side of Culture 🎹📖✍️
https://act.dsausa.org/s/3128.1zrbhX
யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர் 🐅 // every one of these people are ours, just like we are theirs. we belong to them and they belong to us.
https://act.dsausa.org/s/3128.1zrbhX
யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர் 🐅 // every one of these people are ours, just like we are theirs. we belong to them and they belong to us.
Thinking of this one again today. Puranaanooru 192, 6th c. BCE
November 6, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Thinking of this one again today. Puranaanooru 192, 6th c. BCE
One of the top comments on r/Halo. Proud of the fanbase for not falling for it.
October 28, 2025 at 9:01 PM
One of the top comments on r/Halo. Proud of the fanbase for not falling for it.
remember when games were allowed to have dark blacks in the color palette
October 25, 2025 at 5:15 AM
remember when games were allowed to have dark blacks in the color palette
Comment on a @thebaltimorebanner.com story about eliminating parking minimums for new housing construction.
September 12, 2025 at 1:09 AM
Comment on a @thebaltimorebanner.com story about eliminating parking minimums for new housing construction.
"Who are the enemies of physical activity?"
![Tepi McLaughlin: I've been in and amongst this physical activity world — walking and cycling — but also the sport and exercise side of things as well for my whole career. And I've become increasingly [convinced that] the way we increase population physical activity is to make it as convenient as possible, so it's embedded in our natural daily lives.
This paper came about [because of] a really interesting story, actually. I was in [co-author] Grant [Ennis's] neck of the woods in Paris for the International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress last year; over 1000 delegates attend that conference. And there was a really interesting moment that really captured my attention, which was when somebody asked a question of one of the keynote speakers: "Who are the enemies of physical activity?"
This was in the context of a keynote speaker who'd been talking about competing interests and industry interests working against physical activity. But that question of "who are the enemies?" — it was met with this awkward laughter from the audience, the kind of awkward laughter that was unwilling to accept that we perhaps do have competing industries, and that [these industries] would perhaps perceive they would lose profit from actions to increase population physical activity.
It was a really interesting moment for me, that it didn't feel comfortable acknowledging that we have enemies or competing industries in physical activity. Whereas we probably do quite easily recognize that we do have competing industries for other public health issues like tobacco control or junk food.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pkct3ilanrl7yen63twrm37x/bafkreih7hecp6gbly7oda6exl6whnznkfrwisv57v235xzwjzsow7d6ttq@jpeg)
September 9, 2025 at 9:40 PM
"Who are the enemies of physical activity?"
Specifically the DC Metro at that.
September 6, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Specifically the DC Metro at that.
Tensions mounting between occupying forces and civilians in Washington DC.
September 6, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Tensions mounting between occupying forces and civilians in Washington DC.
buddy don't start with me
September 4, 2025 at 9:44 PM
buddy don't start with me
now reading: ONE PART WOMAN, Perumal Murugan
September 4, 2025 at 6:53 PM
now reading: ONE PART WOMAN, Perumal Murugan
sorry Joanna Harper is 100% correct. It's shocking that this has to be said out loud. A competition you are forbidden from winning is not a real competition.
September 3, 2025 at 11:23 PM
sorry Joanna Harper is 100% correct. It's shocking that this has to be said out loud. A competition you are forbidden from winning is not a real competition.
"America is the greatest country in the world"
America's railroads:
America's railroads:
September 2, 2025 at 10:47 PM
"America is the greatest country in the world"
America's railroads:
America's railroads:
spirit of @brandybeansh.bsky.social alive in DC.
August 31, 2025 at 7:34 AM
spirit of @brandybeansh.bsky.social alive in DC.
This from July is depressing.
August 30, 2025 at 7:14 PM
This from July is depressing.
The new release of @transit.app 6.0 is awesome. ETA Cards and the big font is much appreciated. AND they directed me to a WMATA bus survey! very cool 😎🚌
August 30, 2025 at 2:53 AM
The new release of @transit.app 6.0 is awesome. ETA Cards and the big font is much appreciated. AND they directed me to a WMATA bus survey! very cool 😎🚌
WaPo comments are fascinating. This person claims their Metro commute would be 2.5 hrs. In actuality, you can use that same time to take the Silver line from Ashburn VA to New Carrollton MD, transfer to MARC and travel to West Baltimore, and still have time to take the 163 bus to *Camden Yards*
August 30, 2025 at 2:04 AM
WaPo comments are fascinating. This person claims their Metro commute would be 2.5 hrs. In actuality, you can use that same time to take the Silver line from Ashburn VA to New Carrollton MD, transfer to MARC and travel to West Baltimore, and still have time to take the 163 bus to *Camden Yards*
August 30, 2025 at 1:36 AM
"stop saying they can do whatever they want... they have, and probably are, and so definitely can, BUT, i don't like it when you say so"
August 28, 2025 at 6:54 AM
"stop saying they can do whatever they want... they have, and probably are, and so definitely can, BUT, i don't like it when you say so"
started using Firefox Focus as my main phone browser, with the interesting quirk that Twitter refuses to load and requests I use a different browser (presumably one that will allow it to harvest more data). another reason to stay off there!
August 27, 2025 at 7:06 PM
started using Firefox Focus as my main phone browser, with the interesting quirk that Twitter refuses to load and requests I use a different browser (presumably one that will allow it to harvest more data). another reason to stay off there!
"The modern revolution - 'bebop' - was a musicians' revolt, not a movement of the public ... But it was also a much more profound and ill-defined manifesto in favor of [black] equality.
The bebop revolution was political as much as musical"
The bebop revolution was political as much as musical"
August 14, 2025 at 6:36 AM
"The modern revolution - 'bebop' - was a musicians' revolt, not a movement of the public ... But it was also a much more profound and ill-defined manifesto in favor of [black] equality.
The bebop revolution was political as much as musical"
The bebop revolution was political as much as musical"
"For jazz is collective music, practised and discussed only in common.
The peculiar atmosphere of these half anchored, half freely floating communities of players, who know the pattern of each others' lives, which is not that of the 'squares' or outsiders, whether musical or non-musical, made jazz."
The peculiar atmosphere of these half anchored, half freely floating communities of players, who know the pattern of each others' lives, which is not that of the 'squares' or outsiders, whether musical or non-musical, made jazz."
August 14, 2025 at 6:22 AM
"For jazz is collective music, practised and discussed only in common.
The peculiar atmosphere of these half anchored, half freely floating communities of players, who know the pattern of each others' lives, which is not that of the 'squares' or outsiders, whether musical or non-musical, made jazz."
The peculiar atmosphere of these half anchored, half freely floating communities of players, who know the pattern of each others' lives, which is not that of the 'squares' or outsiders, whether musical or non-musical, made jazz."
"Suspended somewhere between folk-music origins and the pop and art music towards which it is simultaneously urged, jazz remains hard to classify.
This difficulty-and with it most of the merits of jazz-arises from the fact that, at bottom, it has never ceased to be folk-music. It has merely retired"
This difficulty-and with it most of the merits of jazz-arises from the fact that, at bottom, it has never ceased to be folk-music. It has merely retired"
August 14, 2025 at 6:16 AM
"Suspended somewhere between folk-music origins and the pop and art music towards which it is simultaneously urged, jazz remains hard to classify.
This difficulty-and with it most of the merits of jazz-arises from the fact that, at bottom, it has never ceased to be folk-music. It has merely retired"
This difficulty-and with it most of the merits of jazz-arises from the fact that, at bottom, it has never ceased to be folk-music. It has merely retired"
Among other things, we need to learn and practice our passive resistance.
August 13, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Among other things, we need to learn and practice our passive resistance.