RT @BaytAlFann@twitter.com
Cats are revered animals in Islam & considered the quintessential pet. Admired for their cleanliness, they're allowed to enter homes & mosques
To celebrate the last Caturday of the year, here are the much loved cats of Masjid Al-Aqsa, the third-holiest site in Islam
A thread…
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/BaytAlFann/status/1609129950266679299
Pretty excited about my @frameworkcomputer laptop right now. I can't quite believe how carefully they engineered everything so that it's fast, easy, and fun to crack open your laptop and tinker with it. The corner that pops up when you unscrew the case, the magnets that help with alignment and keep the keyboard and trackpad in place when you flip it over, the magnetic bezel... It says it's made with ❤️ and I believe it. #FrameworkLaptop #OpenSource #RightToRepair #PC #hardware
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@themarkup
@ProPublica
@TheConversationUS
@TexasObserver
@igd_news
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- good faith third party bot accounts that people might follow (but that may post a firehose of stories from your RSS feed, use minimal summaries, or be inactive altogether)
- bad faith impersonation attempts
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Reflecting on #CivilDisobedience this #PhilosophyFriday
“It is not always the same thing to be a good man and a good citizen.”
― Aristotle,The Nicomachean Ethics
The internet is so great, it has everything, no matter how weird, like, for instance, just to totally make something up, if someone absent-mindedly swallowed the paper tag from a teabag, I bet there's a page about whether they should worry about that, ha ha, can you imagine, anyway has anyone seen that page
Smart piece in the NY Times about the future of the American power grid, which is "being determined in town halls, county courthouses and community buildings across the country." The energy transition will happen only as fast as clean energy projects can actually get built:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/30/climate/wind-farm-renewable-energy-fight.html?smid=tw-share
...lucky charms
I can't help pushing, or bumping into, big red buttons.
Could explain my marital status.