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bsky anarchists are like reverse christian anarchists: “no gods, one master (and his name is aaron rodericks, hallowed be thy name 🙏)”
christian anarchist symbol
one god, no masters

tim cooked i will not lie

hold on home screen > edit > customize (mine was on by default after upgrade)
ios home screen dark icon selector

this fucks so hard
dark mode ios icons

pouring one out for the jules alt
don’t repost or quote in bio


luigi mangione:

(i’m jk i’ve already been down that rabbit hole and torvalds explicitly excluded that network card from WoL) wiki.archlinux.org/title/Wake-o...
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61651#c158

i think i’m just not a woman
https://www.idrlabs.com/toxic-femininity/test.php




acquired at location #2


i'm convinced i still have the best screenshots out of context tho
https://bsky.app/profile/dreary.dev/post/3kk3vxu4ioo2i




found a new favorite guy
https://youtu.be/cFZ1qSv-n30?si=Ecje5FIHDaYuQMj6
Comments on "grace - anime on acid"

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@DiggityBa.0330
2 hours ago
Actually not true imo. If you’ve ever taken acid it’s more like space Dandy or something cowboy bebop
Not all cutesy like this
@DiggityBa.0330
2 hours ago
Some parts of the instrumental is good but there are times where I’m not in this state of mind that feel more like the drug. Like time traveling in my mind hole
i'm not alt texting this

that’s okay we’d all be happier if you didn’t pay him
Uai @why.bsky.team • 3m
I don't want to have to try and crowdfund a few months of salary for a
T&S lead.

i knew the devs were woke but i was hoping they would keep politics out of the product… sad to see a “trans supporter badge” :(
&middot; <Trans>A
supporter badge on your profile‹/Trans>


oh my god i’m gonna faint shreyan
jack dorsey
https://youtu.be/BcgDvEdGEXg

@sillytroll.bsky.social raizel made gift for u
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i’m gonna start now i’ll let you know when i reach colorado
google maps: chicago to san diego walking, 31 days

mraowio party it’s like normal mario party but all the characters are in the kitty costumes
cat princess peach from super mario 3d land i think

i only subscribed to the pink one because it’s pretty, and just liked the rest
screenshot of parent post with pink check mark


it's just that easy folks
the art of the deal

yea i'm a community leader of sorts no biggie blueskyscore.com/dreary.dev


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hehe in my last apartment i thought i was clever by printing it out and hanging it on my wall as the only decoration
adorno, minima moralia 18 on my apartment wall

MM § 18 the GOAT
Refuge for the homeless. - The predicament of private life today is shown by its
arena. Dwelling, in the proper sense, is now impossible. The traditional residences we grew up in have grown intolerable: each trait of comfort in them is paid for with a betrayal of knowledge, each vestige of shelter with the musty pact of family interests. The functional modern habitations designed from a tabula rasa, are living-cases manufactured by experts for philistines, or factory sites that have strayed into the consumption sphere, devoid of all relation to the occupant: in them even the nostalgia for independent existence, defunct in any case, is sent packing.
Modern man wishes to sleep close to the ground like an animal, a German magazine decreed with prophetic masochism before Hitler, abolishing with the bed the threshold between waking and dreaming. The sleepless are on call at any hour, unresistingly ready for anything, alert and unconscious at once. Anyone seeking refuge in a genuine, but purchased, period-style house, embalms himself alive. The attempt to evade responsibility for one's residence by moving into a hotel or furnished rooms, makes the enforced conditions of emigration a wisely-chosen norm. The hardest hit, as everywhere, are those who have no choice. They live, if not in slums, in
bungalows that by tomorrow may be leaf-huts, trailers, cars, camps, or the open air. The house is past. The bombings of European cities, as well as the labour and concentration camps, merely proceed as executors, with what the immanent development of technology had long decided was to be the fate of houses. These are now good only to be thrown away like old food cans. The possibility of residence is annihilated by that of socialist society, which, once missed, saps the foundations of bourgeois life. No individual can resist this process. He need only take an interest in furniture design or interior decoration to find himself developing the arty-crafty sensibilities of the bibliophil…

you can ignore this post
Quentin Skinner et al., POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: THE VIEW FROM CAMBRIDGE, 17

Freedom, on the other hand, is too contested a concept to do anything foundational With it-rather than operating as a single potentially unified and unifying concept, it collapses on scrutiny into a multiplicity of highly diverse uses. The only way to deal with this is to integrate freedom into wider ethical conceptions (Luther's 'freedom of the Christian', Kant's 'autonomy', Humboldt's conception of freedom as development of the powers and capacities of the individual, Constant's liberty of the moderns', and so forth). But when one does that, freedom loses its apparent unity and much of its specious motivational power, and Will need to be replaced by something more comprehensive and complete (Christianity, laissez-faire, existentialism, etc.). Any such more concrete replacement Will of course evidently be highly controversial, replacing a mere illusion of consensus With the reality of gross disagreement. So it is difficult to see which Way to go. As for 'civil society', this seems a completely confused concept that is not Worth anyone's time trying to untangle.
Melissa Lane disagreed on the question of freedom. Progress has been made in our understanding of the structure of different possible accounts of freedom.
Significant advances have been made, for example, by Amartya Sen in elucidating the notion of capabilities, by loseph Raz in elaborating an account of personal autonomy and its relation to the availability of valuable choices, and by Philip Pettit and Quentin Skinner in recovering and developing republican conceptions of liberty. She agreed with RG that the choice between such diverse accounts would depend on one's attitude to broader ethical conceptions, yet such work
had clarified the nature of possible accounts and had dispelled certain myths about the possible contours of the concept of freedom. Raz's work, for example, had challenged the notion that authority and autonomy can o…

dw we’re together now
kasey’s room

pov: you're ignoring your lovely wife
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pniipy bites arm >:3
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hehe ty, i didn’t press send on monday
whoever started fetishizing school uniforms needs to be imprisoned
school uniforms are predicated upon the patriarchal oppression of children, and are inherently sexualized
a non-fetishized school uniform does not exist


srry can't help that i'm a ride or die julie glazer 'til the day i die
Found this in the trash. Someone rode the meat clear off this mf and is living amongst us! 😭

i’m sorry but if you follow me and have things like this on your profile i’m just gonna block
💯💯💯
Don't watch the inauguration. Give it the worst ratings ever.
He will be so upset 🤣

my old blogs are pretty cringe but i was spitting here
"Fairness", "Equality", and Other Delusions

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i won’t make the strong claim that no labels ever can be useful, but what i do claim is that they are dangerous
raymond geuss, outside ethics, genealogy as critique, 159