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n8zug@social.tchncs.de wrote:

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stux@mstdn.social ("sтυx💙💛") wrote:

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• Bike to train station, park and poooof (remote)

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alinanorakari@broken.graphics ("A:\>lin.a :blnk:") wrote:

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• a face of a young person in red and teal, leaning forward creepily. The colors and lighting is what helps sell that this person is deranged in some way (remote)
• A woman with wild teal and red hair laughing hysterically, the hair colors are splattered on her skin looking like blood (remote)
• A big pale facve with a sad concerned expression, its nose blends into the head of a small motionless figure standing in front of it as a shilouette (remote)
• A person with a surprised mouth expression. The rest of their head looks a bit like a black hole or a crater. Surrounding their head hole are three floating pale heads of girls with a incredulous expression and wide open round beady eyes that dissolve in colorful circles (remote)

technomancy@icosahedron.website ("tech? no! man, see...") wrote:

ok let's settle this.

is Mr. Bean from outer space?

Gargron ("Eugen") wrote:

Doctor Strange literally swallowing a galaxy destroying attack from Ultron like a snack is the best Doctor Strange moment across all of his appearances so far. I want to see that version of Strange again.

Gargron ("Eugen") wrote:

The scene I really liked was Zombie Strange. It was perfectly setup with a Chekhov’s Corpse.

Gargron ("Eugen") wrote:

I didn’t think Multiverse of Madness was very good. I’m unfortunately disappointed in the direction Marvel seems to be taking in regards to gratuitous violence. There was one scene that I thought was very cool, but frankly, What If had a much better Doctor Strange story than this movie.

slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:

The klein glass logic of Apple's defenders is truly astonishing. No data, no evidence, and no amount of logic can get them to admit Cupertino's policies aren't somehow magically imbued with virtue.

isagalaev ("Ivan Sagalaev :flag_wbw:") wrote:

Most Linux laptop manufacturers at least have a decency to be embarrassed about using FHD screens 7 years after Apple introduced HiDPI, and simply don't talk about it. https://hpdevone.com/ actually brags about "14” diagonal LED display has 1920x1080 resolution so you can see your work clearly".

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posiputt@mastodon.art ("posiputt ÖvÖ") wrote:

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• a drawing of a person doing an impossible yoga pose on a little rug on the floor next to a cat who is sceptically observing it (remote)