a thumbs up emoji with too many fingers. next to it it says "Proudly Open Slopware"

I'm thinking something like this

In my utopian vision of the future, instead of offloading all the pointless, annoying work tasks (like reports that none one will read and needlessly opaque forms) to robots, we restructure work and society so that the pointless tasks don't happen at all.

Still valid. I have a couple well worn ones I got a while back.

a kitty cat who is ANGRY waters plants among skulls and shocked flowers with the words "Please plant native plants or go to HELL"

Bringing a real Philly energy into Native Plant messaging with @the666cat.bsky.social 😈

Green baseball cap says Blackwater Falls 37, for the Blackwater Falls State Park in West Virginia.

Lost my favorite hat. Found it 6 months later at the doctor's office (must have put it down somewhere!)

Alright we made it through today. Here's your reward. 🦭 🦑

Dang it Keith!

We have an upcoming mural project in Philly that incorporates community engagement, public schools, and public art. We need your support to make it a success!

Read all about it here 👇

Five realistic paintings of various moths and butterflies in wood frames in different colors/styles. The pieces are arranged on a distressed white tabletop, all slightly cropped. There are hints of wood tone showing throughout the white surface, which you can also see behind the insects. This helps to indicate that they have been painted on clear glass, and each one looks like it is floating in the middle its respective frame.

Roundup of the newest paintings currently in my shop: www.nataliejunewernimoon.com

#paintings #moths #butterflies #bugs #insects #oddities #entomology #bugsky #artsky #sciart #art #moth #butterfly #wildlife #nature

A colorful poster illustration featuring 15 species of animals from the Cambrian period 541-485 million years ago. These are mostly unusual looking invertebrates, such as Hurdia, Wiwaxia, Anomalocaris, Peytoia, trilobites, Marrella, Nectocaris, Hallucigenia, Opabinia, Plectronoceras, Lyrarapax, and Naraoia. An early chordate (Pikaia) is also included. The animals are brightly colored on a dark black background. White numbers with a key label each species.

Creatures of the Cambrian period!

Never skip hopecore

There's two feet of snow. Seems like a good plan.

A vintage-style poster titled "arhtropods from the Unova region" showing some bug pokémon illustrated as real animals

Some funky looking bugs 'round here 🐜

Now available at my Redbubble shop 👇

#pokemon #artbyjulio

Can't believe I had to go to Threads, and right there at the top, @keithdecent.bsky.social I just don't know how the world works anymore. Bluesky let me down.

Hey folks, only hear for a minute to preserve my mental health, has @keithdecent.bsky.social said anything funny today?

For people who are unclear on this, archive dot org is the digital archive run by the Internet Archive, and archive dot today is the archiving site that Wikipedia just banned the use of because they were caught changing the contents of archived pages in their collection.

there's a discworld humble bundle to get 35 of the books with a $16 minimum contribution

A sketch of two Mola species. Mola alexandrini (bumphead or giant sunfish) on the left and Mola mola (ocean or common sunfish) on the right. There are bubbles around them.

Sketch of probably my favorite fish (it's a draw between them and oar fish)

Mola alexandrini on the left and Mola mola on the right.

Let's try this again 👋

Hi Bluesky - I'm Massachusetts' Attorney General. You might know me from suing President Trump nearly 50 times, beating Uber and Lyft in court, or being the first woman of color elected to statewide office in MA.

I officially left X today - help me find my MA people?

Wait I have that book. Let me figure out what percentage of pages he has flipped through.

This is wrong, and confusing. All my friends who are welders are fascinated by sewing and other skills. Well all my friends who are sewers are also into blacksmithing. What i am trying to say is, curiosity knows no bounds, and my well-rounded friends are cool.

Richmond Art Center - Sketchbooks, Journals, and Stories <p>Grab a pad, sketchbook or journal, and try a variety of materials and techniques to tell your own unique visual stories. Choose from prompts or bring your own, and experiment together in an encoura...

I am teaching a sketchbooking/journaling/story class at Richmond Art Center this spring! It's all levels, we're making a space of safety and experimentation and peace out of art supplies. Come make stuff with us! RAC is a cool place.

#artsky #artclasses #bayarea #richmond #sketchbook

To be honest all my open source friends are on Mastodon, etc. I mainly follow creative weirdos over here, but the best weirdos are also on Mastodon.

Let me just make a few little adjustments to that title…

“How a scientist with a PhD in Geology and 25 years of experience is helping lead California’s earthquake work”

Way to devalue my experience.

This is a great book! I love these robots.

A line drawing of a wiggly octopus

Orange rectangular button with the text "RSS"

Did we need a new variation of the orange RSS button from the 2000s? I'll let you decide. Used the lovely Shantell Sans. It's quite a versatile typeface!

Suffering Should Never Be Weaponized | The Tyee ‘Scapegoating vulnerable groups does not make communities safer,’ says a municipal councillor in the wake of the Tumbler Ridge tragedy.

"What happened in Tumbler Ridge is a tragedy… That is where our attention should begin, and where it should remain…

"… Violence is not explained by identity labels, and grief is not eased by scapegoating…"

thetyee.ca/Opinion/2026...

Reposted with alt text for people with screen readers - this is a welcome departure from how certain large organizations are handling revelations that high-profile members associated with and accepted money from Epstein and his organization, _AFTER 2008_ when he was convicted for soliciting a minor.