James Webb Satellite took a fantastic shot of the Planet Saturn with it's Near Infrared Camera (NIRCam) and the Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI). This is just an Amazing shot that shows the planet and the rings in brilliant detail.

Mama bear wrestling with her cub. She's got him by the rear paw, nibbling on his toes I guess. They're in spring grass with a tree on the left.

Musk's censorship algorithm on Twitter reduced our audience by about 95% since he bought it.

So we moved over to blue sky.

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White Temple. Chiang Rai, Thailand.

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Glad to see a sober community on bluesky. I don't have a lot to say, but it makes me happy that others are winning the struggle one day at a time.

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@mokbrennan.bsky.social Hi Morgan. I'm here too. Bluesky quickly passed Xitter in utility for me and I'm hoping it passes FB, too.
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Black wolf looking straight at the camera. Pine forest behind. Yellow eyes.

We were seeing a 98% drop in exposure over on Twitter. The censorship was so extreme we thought it best to start over somewhere else. We chose Bluesky.

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Webb Telescope's First Anniversary Image Reveals Unprecedented Details of Star Birth in the Rho Ophiuchi Cloud Complex. Chaos and Beauty Collide as Jets of Young Stars Illuminate Interstellar Gas in Vibrant Red. Clues to Future Planetary Systems Emerge with Telltale Shadows of Circumstellar Disks.

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The Beaverton is The Onion's smartass kid brother who tries hard, but isn't actually funny.

Such expressive eyes.

Just about finished with this statue. Guess who!

Mood.

Life is too short to eat bad Xmas cookies. Eat the chocolate chips and save the shortbread and sugar for the annoying uncle.

Day 9 #ArtAdventCalendar - Half a Blue Moon. Did any of you all see it last night? Nikon D90 300mm lens cranked all the way. Bogen tripod. #photography #space #moon #photo

Great photo Smackie!

I still haven't given up on the idea that they should go to the library and find actual books and publications for research rather than using search. But I have, somewhat reluctantly, decided that computer catalogs are an acceptable replacement for card catalogs.

It is beautiful, but it also reminds me of The Ring, and that was freaking scary.

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I was ready to pay any price to get that Underdog story. Oh well. It's still a fun cover.

How many times did you watch it before coming to this realization? Did you also know that the narrator is Jean Shepherd who wrote the original stories that the screenplay (also Shepherd's work) is based on?

Assuming ALL of anything is good or bad is a sucker's bet. However, there comes a point when you have to weigh the odds and choose whether or not to continue probing that haystack for needles.

Because they don't care why tech works, only how to make money from it.

Picture of a hornet’s nest claiming the LGBTQ are hiding cameras inside them and they need to be knocked down in Jesus’s name

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I'm old, so that is how I learned to listen to music, and the way that I appreciate most. But I also have found out that since playlists have become ubiquitous, albums seem less organized and more like unordered collections.

I have to quote that frequently, but can never remember the original source.

I love instrumental music, but not movie scores. One of my big frustrations is finding an instrumental piece I love, no matter the genre, and then having Spotify/Pandora/YouTube decide I must want to listen to movie scores.

So, try jazz, classical and prog rock.

Perhaps you didn't lodge one of them correctly in the charging station? It's happened to me.