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Nightside view of Earth and Milky Way
Astronaut Don Pettit took this photo from the ISS using a modified tracking camera. See linked comments for more info. Not AI
https://www.threads.com/share...
https://www.threads.com/share...
MackReed
This is what I’ve always imagined the view to be from Straylight in “Neuromancer.”
@MackReed I can smell the inside of the tug from memory
@MackReed YES! So clear.
And @idogcow, 'Mute be playin' a righteous dub.
And @idogcow, 'Mute be playin' a righteous dub.
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A cyclist on a gravel road at dawn with a misty river in the distance
I am visiting Minnesota for a week. Yesterday was the culmination of my year-long bicycle training and my brother and I rode The DAMn - the day across Minnesota gravel bike race. Starting on the South Dakota border at midnight, Aug 1st we had 24 hours to get across the Wisconsin border on a set course consisting of 80% gravel roads through river bottoms and expansive ag fields.
You got to Wowsville! At least in my estimation!
DAMn that's some serious riding, hope it all went smoothly and you're getting some good rest today. I've done many gravel rides, but the longest was just over half of the DAMn, and nothing at all recently. I'm out for a much shorter and easier ride around Mpls today.
It was awesome getting to explore a part of MN that I've not really spent much time in, @wjcstp. The Minnesota River valley is gorgeous and I had the pleasure of being down in there at misty sunrise. And your bicycling community eats sleeps and breathes "Minnesota Nice" really well. Didn't hurt they offer up a cold pint of Spotted Cow at the finish line too.
I had to look it up... the 2024 event was 240 miles long. So, an average of 10 mph for 24 hours.
That's a beast. Congratulations!
That's a beast. Congratulations!
This is absolutely amazing!
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Toast on a plate
Toasted Grand Central Bakery potato sourdough, with alderwood smoked salmon from the Warm Springs reservation (paid a lot extra to help with their fire recovery), freshly boiled eggs from Deck Farms and ground mustard from our garden.
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A dull evening with a lavender sky. A small tree trunk with a few bare branches sits in the middle of a grassy slope. Two traffic lights are precariously fixed to the tree. One, facing the viewer, is showing yellow. The second, facing left, casts a red beam through a slight fog. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".
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A good friend of mine dropped by and wanted to take my picture.
Cannot <3 this enough!
@jasperzelf dank jeeee😘
♥️❗❗❗
Shoes 👠👀
@poorusher 💗💗💗
How nice it is to see you in frame with your work!
@m3moellering and wearing the same palette... perfect 😊 @waa
@waa Kathryn (Katyusha) wanted me to let you know that you look great and that she says “Hey!”
:)
I also agree that you look great. ❤️
:)
I also agree that you look great. ❤️
Amazing! Every part of this!
This is just all kinds of lovely
@m3moellering @kokogiak @waldopepper Thanks!!!!
@robotmachine Please do say HEY back :-) And thanks for the compliment!
It's so good and your outfit is cute.
(applause)
@waa Message relayed!
excellent.
@robotmachine Please tell @Katyusha that I said hi!
And @waa you and you work look incredible.
🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
And @waa you and you work look incredible.
🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
@LocalStain Message relayed!
Art personified!
gahhh all of this is gorgeoussss
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christ statue face mostly torn up
Westworld, 1973
And they still down here shootin' each other
@Robotron_smith ++
spited the fuck outta that face
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A Lagotto Romagnolo pup, white-brown (roan) curly with a brown head and a white streak on his forehead
Our newest member of the household. He’s 8 weeks old and the cutest.
So cute!!!
Very wiggly I bet!
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Photo of a disembodied hand holding a backstage pass that reads :
Styx
AFTER SHOW
2026
AUG 01 2026
With an image of a bird ion the background
Styx
AFTER SHOW
2026
AUG 01 2026
With an image of a bird ion the background
Last night I was pretty much Jenny Wright's character in The Wall—except the old man up past his bedtime version.
Suddenly your heart is pounding
Wishing secretly you were a star
Wishing secretly you were a star
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square instagram photo, somewhat low res: OP (left) sitting on a couch, hunched over a nylon string guitar, with one side of a stereo pair of mics in front of him. to his right, a second person fallen asleep on a pile of mic cases on the other side of the couch. behind them is a studio sound diffuser on the wall
something coming down the pipeline, thought i’d let MLTSHP know about it first.
a few months ago, when i moved to a new laptop, i found an intriguing session bounce, labeled only “windmills - nick - acoustic”.
it turned out to be a long, uncut stereo recording of me in 2015, noodling through some song ideas for the windmills drummer while we took a break from recording a full band track. (photographic evidence above; i lulled him to sleep)
in between the noodling, the rambling, and the joking, there were a few songs i played all the way through in somewhat-coherent form. they were rough, but at least somewhat complete, so i thought “why not release ‘em?"
god bless my friend dereck, who engineered the original sessions. (https://www.quiethouserecording.com/) he not only found the original session files in his archives, but he was able to extract them, do some basic mixing/mastering, and turn them into usable tracks in less than an hour. bless him, he’s too good.
so! next week, probably on the next bandcamp friday, i’ll release a few scruffy tracks. listen for free, pay a few bucks for a download if you like ‘em. i’ll consider it motivation to work on new music, which i’ve been kind of missing (and lightly dabbling with again) lately.
will post when they’re out in the wild, but you can keep an eye on my page if you like:
https://nmgarcia.bandcamp.com
a few months ago, when i moved to a new laptop, i found an intriguing session bounce, labeled only “windmills - nick - acoustic”.
it turned out to be a long, uncut stereo recording of me in 2015, noodling through some song ideas for the windmills drummer while we took a break from recording a full band track. (photographic evidence above; i lulled him to sleep)
in between the noodling, the rambling, and the joking, there were a few songs i played all the way through in somewhat-coherent form. they were rough, but at least somewhat complete, so i thought “why not release ‘em?"
god bless my friend dereck, who engineered the original sessions. (https://www.quiethouserecording.com/) he not only found the original session files in his archives, but he was able to extract them, do some basic mixing/mastering, and turn them into usable tracks in less than an hour. bless him, he’s too good.
so! next week, probably on the next bandcamp friday, i’ll release a few scruffy tracks. listen for free, pay a few bucks for a download if you like ‘em. i’ll consider it motivation to work on new music, which i’ve been kind of missing (and lightly dabbling with again) lately.
will post when they’re out in the wild, but you can keep an eye on my page if you like:
https://nmgarcia.bandcamp.com
😻
That's great! Can't wait!
Follllllllllllllowed
❤️🩷💚🩵💙💜🤎🧡
Wonderful!
Go go goooo
This is kind of random, but what is a session bounce?
There is a line in one of Tierra Whack’s new songs where she says “Heard your check bounced like this session file” which seems related. I tried to look it up, but am not sure what I’m looking for.
There is a line in one of Tierra Whack’s new songs where she says “Heard your check bounced like this session file” which seems related. I tried to look it up, but am not sure what I’m looking for.
hmm, actually, let me rewrite that explanation a little more clearly now that i'm in front of a keyboard.
@robotmachine in modern recording, either analog or digital, you are usually recording multiple components in a session, each one as its own distinct “track” on the tape or session file. (i.e. you have a track for the guitar mic, a track for the vocal mic, a track for a bass, etc, etc)
you can play the entirety of the tracks within your recording setup, but when you want to play them elsewhere, you need to reduce or "bounce" all of those tracks down into a single stereo track. usually a bounce is done when all the recording and mixing is finished so the track can be handed off for final mastering and release, but it can sometimes be made just to listen to what you've recorded so far on an ipod or home stereo.
you can play the entirety of the tracks within your recording setup, but when you want to play them elsewhere, you need to reduce or "bounce" all of those tracks down into a single stereo track. usually a bounce is done when all the recording and mixing is finished so the track can be handed off for final mastering and release, but it can sometimes be made just to listen to what you've recorded so far on an ipod or home stereo.
@nikkuneko thank you! I was really curious and it was strange that I couldn’t find a straight forward explanation. This is perfect.
Looking forward to hearing this, btw. :)
Looking forward to hearing this, btw. :)
💨₥s4Ever!
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Photo of two statues in a forest. They appear to be small bipedal dinosaurs with beak. Psittacosaurus? Not sure. Not particularly accurate.
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A black and white print of a 1954 photograph of Marilyn Monroe, "Ballerina Sitting," Milton Greene, has been cut into 4 or 5 (one of the pieces is upside-down) pieces and left by the stone steps of an apartment building next to some other trash and brown leaves.
my own photo
saved to /marilynmonroe!
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Gunther von Hagens’ soul has left his body. You won’t believe what happens next.
https://archive.ph/2026...
https://archive.ph/2026...
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a list of reasons why employees stated they were fired
from the Chicago Tribune, October 15, 1905.
I'm "Impudent to employer"
I joined the wrong church.
Wash woman objected to me.
Refused to marry boss' sister here
Gonna go with the coffin plate. It's not really that weird a tale, but still kinda weird it happened twice.
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a 3D printer with a little printed orange boat inside sits on a wooden stage in an old town hall building in front of a painted curtain which has a tableau of the floating bruidge (which is right outside)
I went to help people with tech at the Repair Fair today, It was in Brookfiend Vermont (pop. 900-ish), one town over from where I live which has as its claim to fame, a floating bridge. The event was at the local town hall building which has been lovingly restored including a painted theater curtain which has a view of the floating bridge. I brought my friend Matt and HE brought his 3D printer. Not a lot of people needed tech help but a lot of people had questions about the 3D printer. The whole time I was thinking "Damn, I really should have brought my mending"
workhorse of a printer. only problems I've had with mine is occasional filament breaks inside the AMS which required a annoying amount of disassembly to fix.
I also only use it in local mode, because fuck cloud connected devices that can catch fire.
I also only use it in local mode, because fuck cloud connected devices that can catch fire.
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A drawing in pencil on paper, it consists of a lot of text and primitively drawn characters. Beyond that, words fail me.
My current project at work is framing works for the upcoming student works show for the local school district. This one was this week's favorite.
I might have to contact the artist and try to purchase it.
I might have to contact the artist and try to purchase it.
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vintage ad for oscar meyer with instructions on "How to play the secret little oscar song on the magic wiener whistle"
cut “ocarina of time” content
@nikkuneko , what a lost opportunity
My baloney has a first name it's Z-W-I-B-I-G-N-E-W
My baloney has a second name it's B-R-Z-E-Z-I-N-S-K-I
My baloney has a second name it's B-R-Z-E-Z-I-N-S-K-I
You mean the Oscarwiener of Time?
@mcmjolnir 🎖️
it's not very secret now, is it?
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45 years ago today (1st August) at 12:01 AM
Born 45 years ago. Died...25(?) years ago?
My radio station used this picture/motif for some of our t-shirts...
https://kwmr-radio.myshopify.com/collecti...
They're really comfy t-shirts, just saying
https://kwmr-radio.myshopify.com/collecti...
They're really comfy t-shirts, just saying
VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR
@shitleopard TWICE!
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5 of Cups, for my Feral Path Tarot is finished. Created entirely in Adobe Illustrator. No AI. ©2026 Davezilla. Al rights reserved.
5 of Cups, for my Feral Path Tarot is finished. Created entirely in Adobe Illustrator. No AI. ©2026 Davezilla. Al rights reserved.
Is that the Edmund Fitzgerald?
I have to admit it does look bigger than most big freighters.
@jer Tis! Good eye.
@Mr_Encyclopedia It was 730 feet (222.5 m) long, 75 feet (22.9 m) wide, and with a 25-foot (7.6 m) draft. At the time (1975), it was the largest ship ever to work the Great Lakes.
When people who have never seen how massive the Great Lakes are, the Edmund Fitzgerald wreck is a great way to explain them. It was 17 miles (27km) out when hurricane force winds hit, with 35 foot waves (11m) hit. It sank at a depth of 160 meters (530 feet), which is nowhere near the depth of Lake Superior which has a depth of 1,330 feet (406m) and covers an area the size of Austria or South Carolina.
When people who have never seen how massive the Great Lakes are, the Edmund Fitzgerald wreck is a great way to explain them. It was 17 miles (27km) out when hurricane force winds hit, with 35 foot waves (11m) hit. It sank at a depth of 160 meters (530 feet), which is nowhere near the depth of Lake Superior which has a depth of 1,330 feet (406m) and covers an area the size of Austria or South Carolina.
what deck is thiiiiis
@drurystephanie A deck I am 1/3 of the way through creating. It’s called the Feral Path Tarot. I have recently signed a publishing deal with Crossed Crow Books (https://www.crossedcrowbooks.com/)
@Davezilla holy shit, congratulations, I can't wait to see and purchase the finished product!
@drurystephanie thanks! This is my second published deck and it feels light years ahead of the first one.
This may not be safe for viewing at work.
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"A white bird with a black head photographed in mid-flight."
That implies the existence of a Most Tern
Not terning right, nope.
Please observe the California mandatory Tern Limits
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Photograph of a Domino's pizza, sweating its grease into a pizza box.
source: https://www.reddit.com/r...
I love the way people take photos of pizza, often bad photos but the subject ALWAYS looks amazing.
In fact maybe super polished photos of pizza wouldn't work.
In fact maybe super polished photos of pizza wouldn't work.
COME to Stephy
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If you haven't read this classic you should:
https://web.archive.org/web...
https://web.archive.org/web...
@ardgedee This is what Peter Thiel stole from us.
@ardgedee oh, this is golden
@ang A mere first step of what has become a lucrative second career of pillage and destruction.
TGIF
This is deviled eggs math
@ardgedee this is going to haunt me for a long time
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Simplified face mask with tiny smile
This 1000 tear old wooden mask, which is decorated with human hair and a textile headband, adorned an Andean mummy up to a millennium ago. Made by an artist of the Chancay people, the mask was also painted red with the mercury-containing pigment cinnabar.
https://www.livescience.com/archaeol...
https://www.livescience.com/archaeol...
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A lone 1890s Victorian building stands on an otherwise empty street with modern buildings in the background.
I want this. ♡♡♡
Reminds me of Chris Hytha's work: https://www.hythacg.com/rowhomes
“inverted spite house”
@nikkuneko that was right in my stomping grounds at university. I can't remember what was around it, but this was definitely a building of note
Willy Wonka's childhood home