Nate Carp

"Tarantula sandwich"
I love that I can get softshells at my central Florida farmer's market - they're really quite comical to prepare, as they're all limp and droopy before you bread and fry them.

I love the fact that vinyl LP doesn't have a trademarked logo. Or does it?

But have you ever been thrown one of those bubblegum coins? Just when you thought the chocolate was dissapointing...

Such sticky gloves the youths have nowadays. When I was a kid this would've shaved the fingerprints right off the receiver.

No news is... ?

YouTube video by Mon Rovîa Mon Rovîa - Heavy Foot (official lyric video)

If you haven't heard this yet, Mon Rovia's "Heavy Foot" is the protest song for the moment: youtu.be/xOAeiRQsA4k?...

That's a low, low bar, Tom
Practically a pipe buried in the sand.

Surveys the whole way down...

It's like this in the workplace too! Take a training about using survey software and then they want you take take a survey about the survey software training.

Just wait until you hear about the ivory-billed woodpecker

CLT is the most cursed airport in my experience. Fewer than 50% of my flights have gotten through without a major delay.

Update - I tried it out and there's a layer of foam at the bottom to protect the book corners. @thelynxbooks.bsky.social thought of everything!

There's a layer of foam at the bottom - no damaged corners!

I'll have to give it a try when I get back - I'll let you know!

A grwen vending machine containing books. The writing on the side says "The Lynx, Florida"

A close-up of the cover of Jeff Vander Meer's book "Annihilation." The tag reads "Tallahassee-based Jeff Vander Meer is the pride of Florida's speculative community: this is his chef d' oeuvre"

A spread of many colored book covers displayed in a vending machine. The machine had a label that reads "www.thelynxbooks.com"

I really love this Florida author book vending machine at the Gainesville Regional Airport courtesy of @thelynxbooks.bsky.social. Seeing some favorite authors in there, including @jeffvandermeer.bsky.social and @pluralistic.net.web.brid.gy

All of these are signs that you are doing parenting right!

It is moments like this that you begin to understand why so many have demonized empathy and compassion.

They want us to care so little for others that we will ignore injustices being carried out against them.

It is in moments like these that love for others is revolutionary.

Who was it at the corporation that thought it was a good idea to make the orcas fly?

This is finally one of those days where it's great to be obsessively online

Well... um...

"The Dr. is in"

What we’re losing isn’t just civility, it’s the infrastructure for shared sense-making. Without that, disagreement becomes existential. That’s when democracy starts to collapse.

Important thread and amazing resource, especially if you are a U.S. based researcher or journalist

He's a fan of Aurelio's - not deep dish

Spoken like a true rhetorician!

Glorious!

Screenshot of the front cover of the digital zine "DIY web archiving", which has large-sized text stating: "Things disappear from the internet. Care about stuff on the web? You need to act to archive it. Anyone can do it—this zine shows you how."

#ICYMI folks w/deep experience re:crisis web archiving (@sucho-org.bsky.social)+building tools for it (@webrecorder.net) made a free zine teaching how anyone can archive the things you love on the web before they go away: zinebakery.com/homemade-zin... & why you shouldn't expect others will do so

X’s dominance ‘over’ as Bluesky becomes new hub for research Data indicates more scholars turning to alternative social media site to post about their work after Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover

'Bluesky has overtaken its flailing rival X in hosting posts related to new academic research, indicating the platform is fast becoming the go-to place for scholars to share their work.'

It it's not from Fennario then it's just a sparkling canid

To be fair, Clayton put up a massive block attempt that stopped the final shot.