rainwood.bsky.social
Lawyer, photography buff, advocate for better living through democracy. Have nothing good to say about blue cheese.
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You clearly have good birdma.
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None of those guys know how to read the room.
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This isn’t WWII. Iran knows we’re too far away for missiles and bombs. They and other countries that hate us will cyber attack. It’s the perfect time. We have idiots in charge who’ve let Elon’s minions come take over computer systems poorly and fired most of the people who could prevent or repair it
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Beautiful composition!
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I can’t believe I spelled it wrong! Autocorrect kept changing it and then I spelled it wrong!
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Nice idea, but I don’t see Vashon Books on there.
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I love my Outback, but I hate the new look. What’s the point of making every car look mean? Don’t we have enough of that in the world already?
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The powers that be only care about P&P because it’s the most popular and in the public domain. So it’s not seen as risky which is what they care about the most.
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You are so right.
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Love that pop of red!
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We’re still assuming WaPo and NYT political coverage is actually important. Maybe it’s not. The majority of people now look elsewhere for their political news, especially young people, but also old people like me who’ve cancelled their subscriptions after decades. I go to BlueSky now.
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The WaPo publisher knows why he was hired and what he’s expected to do. Bezos doesn’t need to make the call on coverage or op-eds. He’s already got the team in place to do his bidding. He can keep busy planning his obscenely expensive wedding and shoot his bride into space.
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Walt is my tech GOAT forever.
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At least the blood 🩸 will match the red.
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A variant on never trust anyone who says ‘trust me.’
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It’s not that the Democrats bring a knife to a gunfight. No, they bring a pencil and hope someone else brought a pencil sharpener.
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This is so striking. Such a great shot.
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De Nito looks like the poster boy for exasperation in that fourth photo!
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Catography! Lining up the perfect shot.
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Gorgeous shots of a gorgeous place!
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North of Lucca if I remember correctly. You got a better shot of it than I did. But love the legend that goes with the bridge.
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We had an amazing Navajo guide who saw we were serious about photography, and helped us get the best shots. We were shooting fully manual (part of a course) so he gave us time to figure out the right settings then threw the sand in the air. Can’t remember what those settings were!
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The dust was thrown in the air by our amazing Navajo guide who, realizing we were serious about our photography and respectful of where we were, went above and beyond to help us get the absolute best shots of their beautiful canyon, including this one.
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That’s such a beautiful fabric but it needs to be loose and flowy, not tight and structured.
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This is so striking. Such a great shot.
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It’s this kind of f*ckery that made me stop subscribing after at least 25 years.
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Good on you. Just subscribed.
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Just wanted to say I’ve been reading you for years, on BS now but at the other place before. Decided I should acknowledge all you’ve given me so donated big on your GFM. Thanks for all you do.