Gargron ("Eugen Rochko") wrote:
I don't think the #eurovision tag has been this alive here before 🙂
Gargron ("Eugen Rochko") wrote:
I don't think the #eurovision tag has been this alive here before 🙂
#Eurovision is the day when people learn how to mute hashtags
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cmconseils ("Laura Manach :bongoCat:") wrote:
Sweden's stage production:
#Eurovision
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#Eurovision #Sweden thought it was Jim from #OurFlagMeansDeath
Sexy Dune Halloween costume #Eurovision #SWE
I'm prepared for the classy french music. #Eurovision
Omg, so '90s. Like Ace of Base cover of macarena. #pol #Eurovision
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falkowata@strangeobject.space ("Kat") wrote:
Austria has strong Yoda + Seagulls vibes #Eurovision https://youtu.be/U9t-slLl30E
slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:
Fled London with @phae (to Bath) for the coronation, but honestly, being a stone's throw from Piccadilly and Soho for Eurovision is all the visit to the adopted homeland I could have hoped for.
2007 Ukraine #Eurovision recap! Yeah!
Check out what we’ve been up to in our latest Patreon update. Thank you to our patrons for making it possible to build a new kind of social media!
slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:
The I/O cringe wasn't any less bad as a Googler, but it at least put all of the PM knife fights about whose slides were in what order in which keynote into a sort of comic relief. The palace intrigues of a clown university, every time, without fail:
https://twitter.com/TheStudio/status/1657124706929999876?s=20
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anatudor ("Ana Tudor 🐯") wrote:
So... stupid #JS question: how can I copy a string to clipboard in Safari?
Tried:
navigator.clipboard.writeText(myString)
This works in Chrome & Firefox, but `navigator.clipboard` is undefined in Safari.
`window.clipboardData` is also undefined in Safari.
So... how can I do it?
Thanks!
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
It's Darth Vader Day on campus.
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2023/05/13/wearing-the-formal-face-mask-today/
Gargron ("Eugen Rochko") wrote:
Before I leave for my honeymoon I wanted to share what we've been up to at #Mastodon. Here's a new Patreon update!
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hailey@hails.org ("Hailey") wrote:
My afternoon hack project was a Rust hello world app for Windows 95. The really cool part is it's cross-compiled from Linux!! No MSVC involvement whatsoever in producing this .exe!
#LPT: electric underblankets exist. That's an easy quality of life improvement for me.
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
How I respond to the demand, "If there are more than two sexes, name a third one."
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2023/05/13/i-got-the-question/
rmrenner ("The Old Gay Gristle Fest") wrote:
Now that everyone's distracted with the new Zelda game, this seems like a good time to confess that Breath of the Wild is still in my backlog
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🐧🐧 they know I love them so they put on a little show for me.
#Amtrak #CoastStarlight #Tågskryt #TransitViews #Trains #birds
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supernovae@universeodon.com ("Byron Miller") wrote:
In four months of having full text search, we have not received any complaints of abuse or concerns from any local users or users across federation.
Now, the discussions of this out in the open have been extreme and highly debated but I feel it's time to share that I have not experienced any of the "beefs" with search and I've learned that I think we have more problems without search.
With search, we have an auto-moderator bot that can look for keywords and surface posts to moderators for review.
With search we can watch for trends and boost posts that otherwise are hard to discover.
With search you can discover people on their profiles because they have facts about them beyond just their username.
With search, we could do cool things like saved searches as lists or saved searches as advanced UI panes.
Y'all write amazing content that begs to be discovered and y'all deserve that discovery remains in your hands as user options to opt/in out and not give it to Google.
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dirtyoldtown@mefi.social ("DirtyOldTown") wrote:
Hi #blackfriday ! If you're on a Masto instance you don't love, please reach out. I'm on the instance associated with MetaFilter.com, the 20+ year old online community famous for active, human moderation. We do not tolerate racists, sexists, homophobes, or transphobes. We put a BIPOC advisory board in place to make sure we don't do stupid white people stuff. It's $5 to join MetaFilter.com and you probably have $5, but you don't know us and I want to help, so ping me and I'll cover you. Once you're on there, you can ping @pronoiac and you'll be invited to our instance. It's easy.
It's nice here. You are welcome. Come by. No reason you need to be targeted on other instances when you can relax and go about your business with us.
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alpenglow@mstdn.social ("Alpenglow Industries") wrote:
The box is a DIY kit with all the parts - you only have to provide the wood glue. It's stable while being glued, so you don't need clamps or anything. We provide LEDs, resistors, and wires to twist the LED circuit together. Shown in cedar which smells so good! Gotta keep moths out of those LEDs. :)
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eamonfitzpatrick@mastodon.ie wrote:
This is a rare photo of a mother vise-grip feeding her baby wrenches. Nature really is amazing😳
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alpenglow@mstdn.social ("Alpenglow Industries") wrote:
Do you have LED problems? We definitely have #ledproblems. And now, we have something NEW in the shop to help - meet Blinky the WS2812 LED! They're here to help in the form of a box that can hold your 13cm reels and lots of misc LEDs! It wouldn't be an Alpenglow kit if it didn't also have a circuit, so we've provided 3 self-blinking single-color LEDs (one each RGB for each die in a WS2812), wires, and a battery so you can make Blinky properly light up. Check it out! https://www.alpenglowindustries.com/store/p53/Blinky_LED_Box_Kit.html#/
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varx@infosec.exchange ("varx/tech") wrote:
Good news! .zip and .mov are now TLDs, not just file extensions! So mentioning archive.zip in chat may now link to a phishing site or something.
Wait no, that's *bad* news...
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BigJesusTrashcan@kolektiva.social ("Big Jesus Trashcan☑️🏴") wrote:
#LeftistHornyPosting What if I'm both?
jeffsonstein ("Jeff Sonstein") wrote:
“Every year, thousands of visitors make a pilgrimage to the popular holiday island off the coast of southern Tunisia. Many are Tunisian Jews returning home after emigrating, but the island is celebrated for welcoming all comers. The festival, as well as the island's own community, is often held up as an example of how the different religious communities on the island coexist peacefully.”
https://www.dw.com/en/synagogue-shooting-in-tunisia-a-miracle-i-survived/a-65590024
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metacurity@infosec.exchange ("Metacurity") wrote:
The personal information of 237,000 current and former federal government employees has been exposed in a data breach at the U.S. Transportation Department (USDOT) of the systems for processing TRANServe transit benefits that reimburse government employees for some commuting costs.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/data-237000-us-government-employees-breached-2023-05-12/
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design_law ("Sarah Burstein") wrote:
Don't listen to anyone who says "likes don't matter" on here.
Yes, it's true that there's no algorithm for them to feed.
But letting people you know that you like what they're sharing, that you agree with them, that they're not just shouting into an empty abyss? That matters.