+bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@qoto.org

Happy 25th birthday, Google.

@bonifartius
They should also be fighting for peace, real peace not militarism for peace, because wars and instability fuel all sorts of bad environmental effects.

They should also be working to limit urban expansion (both horizontal and vertical). Family planning availability, as well as fighting to have more organic and localised farming. Lower meat consumption. More localised, demilitarised social networks, etc.

So much to do, yet that admin was vastly #virtueSignalling.

@confederatehobo

@mcread This sums up today's insane Leftists perfectly

@RustyCrab there is a reason this pdf is in the schizo folder

STOP DOING ML

Back. I helped my mother move her stuff.
Moved some of mine too. Found back my nes, and game boy (needs repair) and n64.

The game boy was a gift from a friend in england but it went down one day and was going to repair it but got issues.

The nes I got it for 15 bucks a long time ago, the original one we had in england was thrown away with the megadrive after I was 4 years old because my mother didn't like my father and I playing on it often.

The n64 was gifted to me at christmas when I was 10yo. Vid related.
The n64 has a green spot on it which is lead paint that I don't remember how I got it on my hands at the time

The blue crab (Callinectes sapidus) is known for its color and delicious flavor. The crab's scientific name means "savory beautiful swimmer." While blue crabs do have sapphire blue claws, their bodies are usually duller in color.

Like other decapods, blue crabs have 10 legs. However, their hind legs are paddle-shaped, making blue crabs excellent swimmers. Blue crabs have blue legs and claws and olive to grayish blue bodies. The color comes mainly from the blue pigment alpha-crustacyanin and the red pigment astaxanthin. When blue crabs are cooked, heat deactivates the blue pigment and turns the crab red.

Mating and spawning occur separately. Mating occurs in brackish water during warm months between May and October. Mature males molt and mate with multiple females over their lifespan, while each female undergoes a single molt into her mature form and only mates once. As she nears the molt, a male defends her against threats and other males. Insemination occurs after the female molts, providing her with spermatophores for a year of spawning. The male continues to guard her until her shell hardens. While mature males remain in brackish water, females migrate to high salinity water to spawn.

#gnu40

Roman Marble Sundial (1st Century AD), was located in forum or in a place very close to it, of city of Baelo Claudia, Spain.

Clock face is a conical projection of the celestial sphere. Three transverse lines represent path of sun during winter and summer equinoxes and solstices. Eleven longitudinal lines mark the hour circles, which divide line of the equinoxes into twelve equal spaces.

National Archaeological Museum of Spain, Madrid

#archaeohistories

Photos from #GNU40 in Biel, Switzerland. Big thanks and congrats to everyone who came out to this year's milestone #Hacker Meeting. Here's to forty more years of #FreeSoftware and the #GNUProject